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Current page is a past-cycle awards announcement (grantees listed); Thriving Jeffco is a recurring annual Jeffco responsive grant, no open application posted now.
Historical funding: $2,500 - $50,000
Prior eligibility: Nonprofits in Jefferson County, Colorado
Thriving Jeffco Responsive Grant is a grant from Colorado Gives Foundation that funds nonprofits serving Jefferson County, Colorado with unrestricted one-year operating support. Awards ranging from $2,500 to $50,000 support organizations working to advance community wellbeing across impact areas including Resilient and Connected Neighborhoods, health and mental health, and other initiatives aligned with the Jeffco Thrive metrics. The program is designed to be responsive—organizations propose their own ideas and projects that help Jeffco communities thrive. Recent grantees include arts organizations, community service providers, and groups focused on equity. Eligible applicants are nonprofits serving Jefferson County residents.
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