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Sharing about our work and stories from the field
Read our most recent announcements and press releases about our work. We also share stories from the field that illustrate our grantee partners’ local and statewide efforts to create equity in health, well-being, and opportunity for Colorado’s young people and their families.
News
Colorado Centennial Fund Announces New Executive Director
We’re thrilled to share that Amy Latham has been named Colorado Centennial Fund’s (CCF) first dedicated Executive Director, a major milestone as we build a strong, lasting platform to support Colorado’s youth and families. CCF is a nonprofit subsidiary of the Caring for Colorado Foundation.
February 2026 Newsletter
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Reproductive Health Equity Initiatives Awards $2.7 Million in Grants
Youth Health and Well-Being Funding Opportunity Now Open
We’re Hiring!
Earning Trust: What We’re Learning Through Trust-Based Philanthropy
To inform our strategic planning process, Caring for Colorado will host 14 virtual sessions focused on hearing from individuals who work with adolescents in the fields of health and well-being throughout the state. Sign up to participate!
November 2025 Newsletter
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Reproductive Health Equity Initiatives Awards $2.7 Million in Grants
Youth Health and Well-Being Funding Opportunity Now Open
We’re Hiring!
September 2025 Newsletter
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Reproductive Health Equity Initiatives Awards $2.7 Million in Grants
Youth Health and Well-Being Funding Opportunity Now Open
We’re Hiring!
August 2025 Newsletter
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– $550K awarded to policy and advocacy organizations to advance reproductive health equity
– Welcoming three new members to Caring for Colorado’s Board of Directors
– Celebrating our departing board members’ contributions
Medicaid Is Mental Health: What Colorado Stands to Lose
In response to rapidly changing national priorities, Caring for Colorado intends to stay the course in our work of advancing health and well-being for Coloradans. We will continue to fund programs that expand services for young people and families facing barriers to health and opportunity.
Get Smart About Medicaid – Colorado’s Health and Economy Depend on It
In response to rapidly changing national priorities, Caring for Colorado intends to stay the course in our work of advancing health and well-being for Coloradans. We will continue to fund programs that expand services for young people and families facing barriers to health and opportunity.
Responding to Changing Federal and State Funding Landscapes
In response to rapidly changing national priorities, Caring for Colorado intends to stay the course in our work of advancing health and well-being for Coloradans. We will continue to fund programs that expand services for young people and families facing barriers to health and opportunity.
Reach out to our communications team
Megan Wilson, Vice President of Operations
Phone: 720.524.0770