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


Regional nonprofits benefit from Colorado Gives Day

The Community Foundation serving Southwest Colorado recently announced that $209,665 in donations was raised for Southwest Colorado nonprofits on Dec. 5 during Colorado Gives Day – a single-day,...more

$209665 in Donations in Southwest Colorado, on Colorado Gives Day 2017

The Community Foundation serving Southwest Colorado spearheaded a regional effort to increase local participation in Colorado Gives Day — an easy, online initiative for donors to contribute to...more

Ballantine Family will award $54000 in grants in Montezuma County

“These Core Value Grants show broad support across multiple nonprofit sectors and will go a long way in addressing pressing needs in Montezuma County,” Briggen Wrinkle said in the news release....more

Ballantine Family will award grants $54000 in Montezuma County

Wrinkle is executive director of the Community Foundation serving Southwest Colorado and grants manager for the Ballantine Family Fund. The four recipients of this year's grants are The Mancos...more

Wrinkle: Tax plans threaten charitable giving
Foundation: Community Foundation Serving Southwest Colorado

The Community Foundation Serving Southwest Colorado is extremely concerned about tax proposals being considered by Congress because of the likelihood they will hurt charitable giving and threaten the...more

Regional platform created for Colorado Giving Day

The Community Foundation serving Southwest Colorado is leading a regional effort to increase participation during Colorado Giving Day,...more

First Southwest Bank Alamosa announces new board members

Most recently, Dear served on the board of the Community Foundation serving Southwest Colorado, and continues to serve on the finance...more

Community Foundation hires one to staff

The Community Foundation serving Southwest Colorado recently named Tracy Pope as its new marketing and grants manager. Pope has lived...more

Training available for members of local boards

The committee is spearheaded by the Community Foundation serving Southwest Colorado. "Through this workshop, we hope to empower...more

19th Hole Concert Series raises $6000 for Archuleta County nonprofits

The Archuleta Committee of the Community Foundation serving Southwest Colorado contributed $24 to make the total award amount an even...more



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