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51		Central City, CO
52		RIFLE, CO
53		CRAIG, CO
54		STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, CO
55		GREELEY, CO
56		WINTER PARK, CO
57		Frisco, CO
58		ColoradoSprings, CO
59		COLORADO SPRINGS, CO
60		AURORA, CO
61		HUGO, CO
62		LONGMONT, CO
63		AVON, CO
64		COLORADO SPRINGS, CO
65		ARVADA, CO
66		Glenwood Springs, CO
67		DENVER, CO
68		TELLURIDE, CO
69		Colorado Springs, CO
70		Denver, CO
71		Denver, CO
72		DENVER, CO
73		COLORADO SPRINGS, CO
74		DENVER, CO
75		Denver, CO
76		Colorado Springs, CO
77		FORT COLLINS, CO
78		ARVADA, CO
79		BRUSH, CO
80		GRAND JUNCITON, CO
81		DENVER, CO
82		WRAY, CO
83		GLENDALE, CO
84		FORT COLLINS, CO
85		AURORA, CO
86		DENVER, CO
87		LAKE GEORGE, CO
88		DENVER, CO
89		DENVER, CO
90		Castle Rock, CO
91		FORT COLLINS, CO
92		Denver, CO
93		Fort Collins, CO
94		BUCKLEY AFB, CO
95		DENVER, CO
96		PUEBLO, CO

To expand the appreciation and understanding for art and to provide Rocky Mountain artists with the opportunity to present, display and sell their works, and to provide financial assistance to the RE-1 School Art program.

MEMORIAL TRUST PROVIDES FINANCIAL AID TOWARD THE OPERATIONS, CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS AND EQUIPMENT, AND BOND INDEBTEDNESS OF THE OR OTHER PURPOSES AS DESIGNATED BY THE DONORS OF THE DONATIONS RECEIVED.

is the leader that unites the community toward positive change by strengthening health, education, and financial stability for our residents.

To improve lives by mobilizing caring power our community and uniting our partners to succeed in four key impact areas early childhood education, youth success, financial stability and health and crisis services.

PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO COLLEGE STUDENTS, CONTRIBUTIONS TO YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS, FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS, SUPPORT OF LOCAL EDUCATION THROUGH ONGOING PROJECTS, CONTRIBUTIONS TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS TO BETTER OUR COMMUNITY AND WORLDWIDE SERVICE PROJECTS.

PROVIDE EYE CARE, HEALTH, SCHOLARSHIPS AND OTHER FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO INDIVIDUALS AND COMMUNITY GROUPS.

was established in 1990 obtained 501(c)(3) status in 1992. We work to reduce number unwanted pets through comprehensive spay/neuter programs give financial aid to low income residents to obtain necessary veterinary care their . We seek to promote enhance human-animal bond with our financial aid programs our "fun-draisers" that get whole families to participate in events with their dogs. L.A.P.S. also financially assists County Animal Shelter to offset spay/neuter costs adoptee in residence by subsidizing their spay/neuter program through grants L.A.P.S. recieves.

works with our partners to promote, preserve and enhance natural and cultural assets Park through advocacy, education and financial support.

THE WAS FOUNDED TO LEND A HELPING HAND IN THE FORM OF DIRECT FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO RODEO ATHLETES AND THEIR FAMILIES IN THE EVENT OF CATASTROPHIC INJURIES INCURRED WHILE PARTICIPATING IN THE SPORT OF RODEO.

Make sight-saving services available to those in Colorado and Wyoming with financial needs; Support the Institutes needs for new equipment and capital improvements; Provide financial assistance to the RMLEI Low Vision Rehab Service making life-enhancing devices available.

To provide financial support to medical services and facilities in the area.

PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR

TO PROVIDE CONSTRUCTIVE FINANCIAL FOR LOW-TO-MODERATE INCOME FAMILIES IN COUNTY TO OVERCOME ECONOMIC HARDSHIP OR CONTINUING TO BE PRODUCTIVE AND SELF-SUFFICIENT COMMUNITY MEMBERS.

PROVIDES FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FIRST RESP

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO VARIOUSRELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

Supporting Organization under IRS code 509A3 to provide financial support to two 501C3 public charities.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO OUR PROGRAMS AT THE V.A. .

FINANCIAL AID AND EMOTIONAL

Provide charitable assistance to United States who demonstrate a significant need due to hardship as a result from illness, death or other extenuating circumstances.

The sole mission of is to provide affordable rental to low-income families and individuals.

The provides financial assistance and support to active and former , civilian employees of the Department and immediate members of their families in times of crisis.

TO SUPPORT OPERATIONS OF , A 501(C)(3) NON-PROFIT CORPORATION, BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO .

To provide a from financial hardship and enhance the quality life for Colorado breast cancer patients in treatment.

The specific objectives pursues to accomplish these goals are as follows:1. Offer comprehensive programs to serve individuals, families and caregivers who are dealing with end-of-life, death and grief concerns.2. Collaborate with oter individuals and organization to extend our services throughout the community.3. Make grief support available by the active use of volunteers and pursuing private, public and charitable financial support.4. Offer in-person and virtual support groups, workshops, educational seminars and resources.5. Offer tailored market seminars to professionals working with those grieving.

To provide scholarships, grants and parent advocacy sessions to low-income families.

GIVE NEXT: AN INITIATIVE TO EDUCATE STUDENTS ABOUT THE VITAL ROLE THAT NONPROFITS AND PHILANTHROPY PLAY IN THEIR COMMUNITY. THROUGH THE PROGRAM, LOCAL BUSINESSES, FOUNDATIONS, AND INDIVIDUALS BECOME CLASSROOM DONORS BY PROVIDING EACH PARTICIPATING SCHOOL WITH 5,000 TO AWARD TO NONPROFITS IN LARIMER COUNTY, COLORADO. WITH THE FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF THESE GENEROUS DONORS, STUDENTS DESIGN AND MANAGE THEIR OWN GRANTMAKING PROGRAMS. THE GRANTMAKING PROCESS IS THE TOOL THROUGH WHICH POWER IS SHIFTED TO YOUTH TO BUILD UNDERSTANDING OF COMPLEX SOCIAL ISSUES AND TO CONNECT THEM TO EACH OTHER AND THEIR COMMUNITY. GIVE NEXT VALUES THE INSIGHTS YOUNG PEOPLE HAVE ABOUT THE NEEDS IN OUR COMMUNITY AND CELEBRATES THE IMPACT THEY CAN HAVE NOW AND IN THE FUTURE. THIS YEAR LONG PROGRAM BEGINS WITH GIVE NEXT KICK-OFF DAY, A DAY OF INFORMATION AND INSPIRATION. DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR, STUDENTS WORK TOGETHER TO IDENTIFY COMMUNITY NEEDS, CHOOSE A FOCUS AREA, CREATE A MISSION STATEMENT, RESEARCH NONPROFITS, VOLU

THE AIMS TO HELP FURTHER THE DEVELOPMENT OF MEDICAL RESEARCH FOR TREATMENTS AND CURES FOR CLN3 DISEASE, AND PROVIDE MONETARY ASSISTANCE TO FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN DIAGNOSED WITH DISEASE.

CITY OF BRUSH: PROVIDED FINANCIAL AID FOR CHARITABLE PROJECTS

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO STUDENTS, AND ASSIST IN PROVIDING EDUCATION TO DESERVING INDIVIDUALS.

DIRECT CASH PAYMENTS TO COLORADO LAWYERS WHO ARE AGED, INFIRM OR OTHERWISE INCAPACITATED AND ARE IN NEED OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AS DETERMINED BY THE ADMINISTRATORS.

WRAY COMMUNITY DISTRICT HOSPITAL: PROVIDED FINANCIAL AID FOR CHARITABLE PROJECTS

TO SUPPORT, PROMOTE, DEVELOP AND GROW THE SPORT OF AT ALL LEVELS IN THE UNITED STATES BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO .

in a nonprofit organization with a yearly event bringing financial aide to in need.

For charitable and educational purposes within the meaning of section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, including the creation and disbursement of a scholarships and financial assistance for individuals interested in a career in home healthcare

TO DEVELOP, OWN AND OPERATE LOW-INCOME AND PROVIDE SERVICES TO LOW-INCOME FAMILIES, ELDERLY, HOMELESS HANDICAPPED, POTENTIALLY HOMELESS,OR OTHERWISE DISADVANTAGED PERSONS

Through financial aid to elementary school art education programs, teen plein air workshops, scholarships and professional artists conferences, the seeks to support and provide inspiring environments for artists at any age or level of experience.

TO DEVELOP, OWN, AND OPERATE LOW-INCOME AND PROVIDE SERVICE TO LOW-INCOME FAMILIES, ELDERLY, HOMELESS, POTENTIALLY HOMELESS, HANDICAPPED OR OTHERWISE DISADVANTAGED PERSONS

TO MANAGE AND DIRECT LOW-INCOME AND PROVIDE SERVICES TO LOW-INCOME FAMILIES, ELDERLY, HANDICAPPED, HOMELESS, POTENTIALLY HOMELESS, OR OTHERWISE DISADVANTAGED PERSONS

To provide financial assistance to families impacted by cancer and leukemia.

provides financial support of community programs, projects, and efforts that seek to positively impact communities through social participation.

To provide financial assistance to state employees.

attempts to prevent by providing rental assistance through a collaboration of faith based, non-profit, and governmental groups.

TO ACT AS THE ESSENTIAL LINK BETWEEN LEADERSHIP AND MEMBERS TO ASSURE SUCCESS WHILE TAKING CARE OF PEOPLE WHO LIVE AND WORK ON BUCKLEY AIR FORCE BASE. TO PROVIDE ADDTL FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO THE BUCKLEY AFB COMMUNITY, WITH A FOCUS ON FINANCIAL REFLIEF DURING EMERGENCY SITUATIONS

THE ORGANIZATION, DBA HEARTS OF FIRE, PROVIDES FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR THE BENEFIT OF ACTIVE OR RETIRED AND THEIR IMMEDIATE DEPENDENTS IN THE EVENT OF CRITICAL ILLNESS, INJURY OR DEATH.

THE ORGANIZATION WILL PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO HOMELESS CATS AND CAT OWNERS THROUGH EDUCATION, FOOD, TRANSPORTATION SERVICES, VETERINARY CARE, AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE. THE ORGANIZATION WILL HELP PAY FOR THESE ESSENTIAL SERVICES DIRECTLY, OR WILL WORK WITH CAT OWNERS TO LOCATE A PET FOOD PANTRY OR CONNECT THE CAT OWNER WITH OTHER PET-RELATED COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAMS.

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