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Payroll Department’s Pitch Palooza – Community Foundation Serving SW CO Hit enter to search or ESC to close Application will open: September 29 Application will close: October 20 Top three announced: Early November Pitch Palooza: November 18 Payroll Department’s Pitch Palooza The Payroll Department strategically designates a portion of its nonprofit giving in La Plata County through an exciting new grant opportunity managed by the Community Foundation serving SW Colorado.
The Payroll Department will invite staff and clients to participate in this fun, philanthropic event where three nonprofits will be selected to deliver their pitch to a crowd of community-minded individuals. Attendees will vote for their favorite pitch and awards will be granted for first, second, and third place.
The Payroll Department is offering grants for three La Plata County organizations that support efforts in one of these areas: The Payroll Department will commit to a baseline donation amount of: First place prize – $8,500 base amount Second place prize – $6,500 base amount Third place prize – $4,500 base amount Payroll clients and staff will receive one voting chip when they arrive at the Pitch Palooza event.
They have the option to purchase additional voting chips which will contribute to the overall pot and increase grant amounts. This event will also provide nonprofits with deeper exposure to the business community and potential supporters.
This is not a general operations grant, but rather, the Payroll Department is especially interested in supporting programs or collaborations that further a nonprofit’s mission and may need a boost while the organization secures sustainable funding. The Payroll Department focuses this funding opportunity on established nonprofits.
Ideal applicants are seeking long-term funding for an expansion of program services that will support Southwest Colorado in a meaningful way. Your organization must be a nonprofit, tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization or be a project or organization under the fiscal agency of a 501(c)(3) organization. Your organization must support La Plata County efforts in youth, environment, or human services.
This grant requires grantees to participate in the Pitch Palooza event. The top three nonprofits selected by the Payroll team will be invited to share a five-minute pitch and five-minute Q&A in front of clients and staff who will vote for the best pitch. You do not have to be a client of the Payroll Department to be considered for the grant.
Past grantees from 2022, 2023 and 2024 are not eligible to apply again. Grantees from 2021 and earlier are eligible. The application period has closed.
Community Emergency Assistance Coalition (CEAC), 2015 The Garden Project of SW CO, 2015 Alternative Horizons, 2016 Bear Smart’s Fruit Gleaning Program, 2017 La Plata Youth Services, 2018 La Plata Family Centers Coalition, 2018 Be Frank Foundation, 2019 Sexual Assault Awareness Organization, 2019 San Juan Mountains Association, 2020 The Grief Center of SW CO, 2020 Boys & Girls Club of La Plata County, 2021 Four Corners Rainbow Youth Center, 2021 Durango Education Foundation, 2022 Oak Tree Youth Resources, 2022 Southwest Conservation Corps, 2022 Community Emergency Assistance Coalition (CEAC), 2023 Southwest Conservation Corps Four Corners rainbow youth There is no power for change greater than a community discovering what it cares about.
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