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


Music in the Mountains adds four to board

She has served on several boards and advisory committees, including: Volunteers of America, Community Foundation serving Southwest Colorado, Durango Arts Center, Durango Choral Society, Durango...more

Community Foundation anticipates garden day, speaker event

Community Foundation serving Southwest Colorado announced that Week of the Young Child – designated by the National Association for the Education of Young Children – will be observed Monday...more

Southwest Colorado nonprofits to attend April 17-18 meetings

The Community Foundation serving Southwest Colorado will hold a regional tour April 17-18 to discuss upcoming opportunities and resources available to nonprofits across southwest Colorado. Area...more

Child care crisis: Groups addressing regionwide crisis, complex social and community issues
Foundation: Community Foundation Serving Southwest Colorado

Sponsored by the Community Foundation Serving Southwest Colorado, as a part of its Making A Difference Speaker Series, Ms. Bush Hager will speak about her passion for early childhood education and...more

Community Foundation adds three to board

The Community Foundation serving Southwest Colorado recently appointed three members to its board of directors: Chuck Fredrick, Melissa Glick and Simon Walls. Fredrick. Fredrick, managing owner of...more

Payroll Department accepting grant applications

The Payroll Department, in partnership with the Community Foundation serving Southwest Colorado, is accepting applications for its 12.4.2 grant. The $12,000 grant will be matched and supplied to two...more

19th Hole Concerts grant application now open

The Community Foundation serving Southwest Colorado is announcing a grant opportunity for Archuleta County nonprofits to participate in this summer's ... The 19th Hole Concerts benefit the Archuleta...more

Community Foundation devotes $1.7M to Southwest Colorado nonprofits in 2017

The program is subsidized by the Community Foundation and the Rochester Secret Garden Concert Series to provide nonprofits with resources and funding, including fundraising coaching, support teams,...more

Tickets on sale for 'Making a Difference' speaker series with Jenna Bush Hager

Tickets are on sale for the Community Foundation serving Southwest Colorado's “Making a Difference” speaker series. ... The Community Foundation inspires hope, leadership and generosity in the...more

Program boosts college readiness for Native American students in Southwest Colorado
Foundation: Community Foundation Serving Southwest Colorado

Now, Mike Hudson, a member of the board of directors of the Community Foundation Serving Southwest Colorado, said the organization is looking for community donations from Southwest Colorado in an...more



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