Community Foundation Serving Southwest Colorado



In the fall of 1997, various avenues for creating or joining an existing community foundation were researched. After many long discussions and public meetings, the decision was made to create the Community Foundation Serving Southwest Colorado as a Colorado 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Wells Fargo was contracted with to provide professional services for the donor and the Community Foundation to assure the best financial tools were made available to maximize assets. With these tools, and through the generosity and passion, which many individuals possess for particular causes, the supporters of the Community Foundation are confident they have planted a seed from which abundant fruit will grow.

Assets and Giving for Community Foundation Serving Southwest Colorado

Assets

2019 - 6,509,199
2018 - 5,110,638
2017 - 5,090,525
2016 - 4,405,611
Domestic Grants

2019 - 1,621,461
2018 - 1,595,116
2017 - 1,104,584


    

Recent News from Community Foundation Serving Southwest Colorado


19Th Hole Concerts Nonprofit Grant Application Open

It's that time of year again: time for local nonprofits to apply for grant money for the summer. The Community Foundation serving Southwest Colorado's Archuleta County is accepting grant...more

Over 250 Nonprofits Signed Up for Rural Philanthropy Days Next Week in Southwest Colorado
Foundation: Gates Foundation, Community Foundation Serving Southwest Colorado

"It's a really unique opportunity because it does bring together those regional funders, and then those Front Range funders that fund (across the state) but maybe haven't been down here recently,"...more

19th Hole Concerts raise $9,690 for Archuleta County nonprofits | The Pagosa Springs SUN

By Tracy Pope | Community Foundation serving Southwest Colorado. This summer's 19th Hole Concerts at the Pagosa Springs Golf Club raised...more

Community Foundation serving Southwest Colorado welcomes new board members

The Community Foundation serving Southwest Colorado has appointed three new members to serve on the organization's board of directors....more

The Payroll Department announces “Meet Your Match” grant opportunity

The deadline to apply is April 16. The Payroll Department partners with the Community Foundation serving Southwest Colorado to manage this...more

LPEA board allocates more than $500000 in unclaimed capital credit funds to support the local ...
Foundation: Community Foundation Serving Southwest Colorado

$50,000 to the Community Foundation Serving Southwest Colorado to support community pandemic recovery.$60,000 to LPEA's Round Up...more

The Community Foundation announces grant and internship opportunity

The Community Foundation serving Southwest Colorado and Business Education Connection have designed an intensive paid summer...more

Animas High School secures funding for new school
Foundation: Community Foundation Serving Southwest Colorado

The $1.8 million donation will be administered through the Community Foundation Serving Southwest Colorado. “The nice part is it gives us the...more

The Community Foundation serving Southwest Colorado provides over $1.25 million in COVID ...

Combined granting from Community Emergency Relief Fund and the Community Foundation's projects and donor advised funds has totaled...more

Thank you from The Community Foundation serving Southwest Colorado

The Community Foundation amplified regional generosity with some amazing partners that provided matching gifts, including the Ballantine Family...more



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