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Community Fund Grants - Intersections Grant is sponsored by Community Foundation of Northern Colorado. The Intersections Grant is a larger, community-focused general operating grant for organizations whose work strongly aligns with one or more of the community's priority areas. The application is a two-step process, starting with a Letter of Intent (LOI).
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NoCo Foundation Awards Nearly $500k to Area Nonprofits - Fort Collins Area Chamber of Commerce NoCo Foundation Awards Nearly $500k to Area Nonprofits by FC Chamber | Oct 29, 2024 | Member News Berthoud, Estes Valley, Fort Collins, and Loveland Community Fund Committees announce grants After coming off of our biggest giving year ever, with $12.
15 million going out into the community from July 2023 to June 2024, the NoCo Foundation (Community Foundation of Northern Colorado) is excited to announce that $448,805 is being granted to nonprofits across the region. Community Fund grants align with key issues discussed in the NoCo Intersections report, including housing/housing affordability, childcare, aging population, social connectivity and belonging, and mental health.
Forty-eight agencies received a total of $448,805 to support important work on these issues. Each year, the NoCo Foundation accepts applications from nonprofits for financial support of Northern Colorado projects. Local volunteer fund committees review nonprofit applications and select grant recipients in their respective communities.
This month, the Berthoud, Estes Valley, Fort Collins, and Loveland Community Fund Committees (CFCs) awarded 48 charitable organizations grants totaling $448,805. • The Berthoud CFC awarded five nonprofits a total of $43,395. • The Estes Valley CFC awarded 14 nonprofits a total of $110,000.
• The Fort Collins CFC awarded 20 nonprofits grants totaling $210,210. • The Loveland CFC selected nine nonprofits to receive a total of $85,200. “The NoCo Foundation is honored to support so many impactful organizations,” shared Senior Program Officer, Jodie Riesenberger.
“We are grateful that our nonprofit partners took the time to apply for this funding. As our region continues to grow, the nonprofit sector is more vital than ever in ensuring well-being for all. We are pleased to play a small part in supporting the work through our community grantmaking.
” The NoCo Foundation thanks its many volunteer committee members for their thoughtful evaluation throughout the grant process, undoubtedly leading to positive impact. For more information about these grants and/or the NoCo Foundation fund committees contact Jodie Riesenberger, Senior Program Officer, at 970-224-3462 or [email protected] .
About the NoCo Foundation (Community Foundation of Northern Colorado) The NoCo Foundation is a nonprofit, public foundation that stewards more than 600 individual funds and over $200 million in assets. We play a unique leadership role by bringing people and resources together around important regional issues. Together with community partners and organizations, we are a confluence of ideas, impact, and solutions.
Community is our business. Learn more at nocofoundation. org
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations or fiscally sponsored projects demonstrating impact and alignment with funding priorities in Northern Colorado. Only one grant type (Intersections or Community) per year. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows averages around $20,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Community Fund Grants - Intersections Grant is funded by Community Foundation of Northern Colorado. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Colorado. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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