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The Summit Cares charitable giving program is sponsored by Summit Utilities, Inc. (parent company of Colorado Natural Gas). The Summit Cares charitable giving program provides grant funding to nonprofits in the Colorado Natural Gas service area. The program supports local nonprofit organizations that 'spark hope, open doors, and nurture brighter futures' and focuses on community support.
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GivingProgram - Colorado Natural Gas Call Us Today! 1-800-720-8193 customerservice@summitnaturalgas. com Rights & Responsibilities Our Approach and Guidelines for Charitable Giving At Colorado Natural Gas, we believe we're only as strong as the communities we serve.
That's why we proudly support local nonprofit organizations across the Colorado Natural Gas service territory. Our commitment to community runs deeper than energy—it's part of who we are. We're honored to walk alongside organizations that spark hope, open doors, and nurture brighter futures.
The Summit Cares charitable giving program is funded by Summit Utilities, Inc., the parent company of Colorado Natural Gas. We are proud to offer grant funding to nonprofits in our CNG footprint.
Through our Summit Cares program, we focus our support on four key areas where we can make the most meaningful impact: meeting essential needs, enriching community life, protecting our environment, and inspiring curiosity through STEAM education. Summit’s 2026 Community Giving Program application window has now closed.
Learn More About Our Grant Guidelines To learn more about how to use our online grant application portal, watch these helpful videos: Grant Site Access and Account Creation Collaborate on Your Application Colorado Natural Gas's charitable giving grants support service area nonprofit organizations focused on: Supporting nonprofits that provide life's essentials—food, shelter, and critical resources—helping neighbors when they need it most.
We invest in cultural and recreational programs that foster belonging and vibrancy. By celebrating community life and encouraging participation, we help build inclusive, dynamic spaces where everyone feels welcome and inspired. Environmental Stewardship Protecting our environment by supporting efforts in energy efficiency, waste reduction, and pollution reduction—creating a healthier future for generations to come.
Empowering students, teachers, and lifelong learners to explore, innovate, and dream big through Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics programs.
To ensure we make the most meaningful impact possible, Colorado Natural Gas generally does not contribute grant funding to: Organizations that practice discrimination Organizations outside of Colorado Natural Gas's service areas Contests, trips, or tours Volunteer fire departments Event sponsorship requests Educational institutions, including K-12 schools, school districts, colleges, and universities Applicants must be 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations located within the Colorado Natural Gas service area .
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations located within the Colorado Natural Gas service area. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The Summit Cares charitable giving program is funded by Summit Utilities, Inc. (parent company of Colorado Natural Gas). 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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