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Featured in this Newsletter:
100+ Grants Awarded: More than $6 Million Going to Organizations
Increasing Access to Family Child Care and Homeownership in Ouray
Funding Opportunities Closing Soon
Welcome Jocelyn Bowyer and Amy Maillet

Grantee Spotlight: Alamosa High School Supporting Teen Mental Health During National Mental Health Awareness Month, we are featuring youth-led efforts to strengthen the social, emotional and mental health support system for Alamosa High School (AHS) students. AHS is a grantee of Caring for...

Featured in this Newsletter: • Illuminate Colorado and Child Abuse Prevention Month Grantee Spotlight: Illuminate Colorado As daffodils, crocus, and tulips push past late season snow and harken the return of spring in Colorado, a blossom of bright blue pinwheels is also visible in many...

We are happy to report the results of Caring for Colorado’s work to create equity in health, well-being, and opportunity for Colorado’s children and families. In 2022 we continued our work to increase access to the COVID-19 vaccine in communities disproportionally impacted by the virus,...

A reminder that Part 1 applications are due to Caring for Colorado
by 5 pm on Thursday, February 2, 2023.

"Everything that can be counted does not necessarily count. Everything that counts cannot necessarily be counted." – Albert Einstein By Linda R. Reiner, President and CEO This famous quote from Albert Einstein is something I’ve been reflecting on as I think about how to hold Caring for Colorado...

Grant Application Process and Deadline Part 1 Applications Due Thursday, February 2, 2023, at 5 pm Caring for Colorado’s application process is divided into two parts: In Part 1, applicants provide an overview of the proposed work and demonstrate alignment with one of the following Focus...

Part 1 Application Due Wednesday, January 4, 2023, by 5 pm MST 2023 Children, Youth, and Families Grant Cycle Application Process The Packard Fund for Pueblo is now accepting applications for its 2023 Children, Youth and Families grant cycle. The Packard Fund’s grant application is divided into...

Featured in this newsletter: Breaking New Ground: Clifton Community Campus – A new approach to bringing services to young children and their families Kids dig in for the Clifton Community Center groundbreaking ceremony. There was ample reason to celebrate during the groundbreaking ceremony for the...

Featured in this Newsletter:
100+ Grants Awarded: More than $6 Million Going to Organizations
Increasing Access to Family Child Care and Homeownership in Ouray
Funding Opportunities Closing Soon
Welcome Jocelyn Bowyer and Amy Maillet

Grantee Spotlight: Alamosa High School Supporting Teen Mental Health During National Mental Health Awareness Month, we are featuring youth-led efforts to strengthen the social, emotional and mental health support system for Alamosa High School (AHS) students. AHS is a grantee of Caring for...

Featured in this Newsletter: • Illuminate Colorado and Child Abuse Prevention Month Grantee Spotlight: Illuminate Colorado As daffodils, crocus, and tulips push past late season snow and harken the return of spring in Colorado, a blossom of bright blue pinwheels is also visible in many...

We are happy to report the results of Caring for Colorado’s work to create equity in health, well-being, and opportunity for Colorado’s children and families. In 2022 we continued our work to increase access to the COVID-19 vaccine in communities disproportionally impacted by the virus,...

A reminder that Part 1 applications are due to Caring for Colorado
by 5 pm on Thursday, February 2, 2023.

"Everything that can be counted does not necessarily count. Everything that counts cannot necessarily be counted." – Albert Einstein By Linda R. Reiner, President and CEO This famous quote from Albert Einstein is something I’ve been reflecting on as I think about how to hold Caring for Colorado...

Grant Application Process and Deadline Part 1 Applications Due Thursday, February 2, 2023, at 5 pm Caring for Colorado’s application process is divided into two parts: In Part 1, applicants provide an overview of the proposed work and demonstrate alignment with one of the following Focus...

Part 1 Application Due Wednesday, January 4, 2023, by 5 pm MST 2023 Children, Youth, and Families Grant Cycle Application Process The Packard Fund for Pueblo is now accepting applications for its 2023 Children, Youth and Families grant cycle. The Packard Fund’s grant application is divided into...

Featured in this newsletter: Breaking New Ground: Clifton Community Campus – A new approach to bringing services to young children and their families Kids dig in for the Clifton Community Center groundbreaking ceremony. There was ample reason to celebrate during the groundbreaking ceremony for the...