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| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | SEEDWORKS FILM FOUNDATION FILM PRODUCTION RELATED TO RAISING AWARENESS OF SOCIAL CAUSES | DENVER, CO | |
| 2 | SECOND SERVICE FOUNDATION INC VETERAN ENTREPRENEURSHIP AWARD FOR LOW-INCOME MILITARY.COMMUNITY ENTREPRENEURS HAVING A SIGNIFICANT SOCIAL IMPACTON THE MILITARY COMMUNITY AS WELL AS ADDRESSING ISSUES SUCH AS VETERANS EMPLOYMENT, HEALTH CARE, EDUCATION, MILITARY FAMILIES, MILITARY HOMEFRONT COMMUNITY SUPPORT, ETC. | COLORADO SPRINGS, CO | |
| 3 | FRIENDS OF EL REFUGIO HOGAR ANIMAL COSTA BALLENA INC To reduce the population of unwanted, neglected and abandon dogs and cats by sponsoring spay and neuter clinics, community education programs, especially for children, providing temporary shelter and medical care until animals can be placed with foster or adoptive families, and providing support to similar nonprofit organizations, especially in the Costa Ballena area of Costa Rica. | Longmont, CO | |
| 4 | RIVERSHARED To create a community around sharing and loving others in the River Restoration and related industries. We provide educational and restoration opportunities for Rivershed restoration across the USA. | LIVERMORE, CO | |
| 5 | METROPOLITAN STATE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER CULTIVATE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ALUMNI, STUDENTS, AND THE UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY. | DENVER, CO | |
| 6 | EARLY CHILDHOOD COUNCIL OF LARIMER WE BRING THE COMMUNITY TOGETHER TO SHARE KNOWLEDGE AND RESOURCES, BUILD EXPERTISE AND WORK COLLABORATIVELY TO ENSURE THAT ALL YOUNG CHILDREN IN LARIMER COUNTY HAVE THE CARE, SUPPORT AND OPPORTUNITIES NECESSARY TO GROW, LEARN AND SUCCEED. | FORT COLLINS, CO | |
| 7 | CHERRY CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT PARENT TEACHER COMMUNITY COUNCIL INC To enhance the educational experience of students | Aurora, CO | |
| 8 | SILVER CREEK ORGANIZATION FOR PERFORMING ARTS TO AID AND ENCOURAGE EXCELLENCE IN SILVER CREEK HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS INTERESTED IN THE PERFORMING ARTS | LONGMONT, CO | |
| 9 | JEWISHCOLORADO CENTRAL SOURCE FOR LONG-TERM PHILANTHROPY ENDOWMENT AND GIVING IN OUR COLORADO JEWISH COMMUNITY. | DENVER, CO | |
| 10 | Colorado Agricultural Leadership CALF is dedicated to connecting all people to agriculture through authentic education programs, community projects and leadership opportunities. | Castle Rock, CO | |
| 11 | MULTICULTURAL MOSAIC FOUNDATION CULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL, RELIGIOUS | AURORA, CO | |
| 12 | FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES 4471 CONTRIBUTING TO ORGANIZED CHARITIES AND NEEDY INDIVUDALS IN THE COMMUNITY | PUEBLO WEST, CO | |
| 13 | Dawning Light Ministries Inc To put the love of God and neighbor into action by assisting those who are lacking basic daily living needs such as food, clothing, shelter and other fundamental necessities. To offer hope in the form of spiritual guidance that reaches out to "whosoever will" express a desire for its truth. To follow a commitment to serve rather than to be served and to endeavor to "do unto others as we would have them do unto us". | Colorado Springs, CO | |
| 14 | United States Public Interest Research The purpose for which the corporation is formed is to operate exclusively for the promotion of social welfare by undertaking the following activities: (A) To identify problems and advocate solutions in the areas of: (1) Consumer protection; (2) environmental preservation; (3) protection against discrimination on the basis of illegal or unjust criteria; (4) corporate and governmental responsiblity to the public; (5) public and occupational health and safety; (6) energy policy; and, (7) other matters affecting the economic and social well-being of the inhabitants of the United States. (B) To conduct research, analysis, testing, and investigations on the matters listed in subparagraph (A) above. (C) To publish information and conduct public education on the aforementioned matters; (D) To provide technical assistance to, and to work in conjunction with, other organizations which are exempt from federal income taxation pursuant to sections 501(c)(3) and 501(c)(4) of the Internal Revenue Cod | Denver, CO | |
| 15 | WHEAT RIDGE FOUNDATION TO ENCOURAGE GIVING BY CONNECTING DONORS TO COMMUNITY NEEDS, BUILDING PERMANENT CHARITABLE FUNDS, AND BRINGING PEOPLE TOGETHER TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE THROUGHOUT WHEAT RIDGE. TO OVERSEE THE DISPOSITION OF DONATIONS MADE TO THE CITY OF WHEAT RIDGE. | WHEAT RIDGE, CO | |
| 16 | Joshua Inc See Schedule O.The Joshua School (including affiliated organizations The Joshua School Denver and The Joshua School Boulder in this group return) is a therapeutic learning community for children with autism and developmental disabilities. The objective of the third affiliated organization, Joshua Training and Research, Inc., is to promote, conduct, sponsor, and develop treatment options, methodologies and programs for these children. | Englewood, CO | |
| 17 | CULEBRA RANGE COMMUNITY COALITION ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS | TRINIDAD, CO | |
| 18 | COLORADO CONGRESS OF PARENTS TEACHERS AND STUDENTS We help and support in funding Meiklejohn Elementary through community donations | Arvada, CO | |
| 19 | BROOMFIELD, CO | ||
| 20 | GOLDEN, CO | ||
| 21 | DENVER, CO | ||
| 22 | ALLENSPARK, CO | ||
| 23 | WHEAT RIDGE, CO | ||
| 24 | COLORADO SPRINGS, CO | ||
| 25 | BRIGHTON, CO | ||
| 26 | DENVER, CO | ||
| 27 | PAONIA, CO | ||
| 28 | Boulder, CO | ||
| 29 | GOLDEN, CO | ||
| 30 | Colorado Springs, CO | ||
| 31 | DENVER, CO | ||
| 32 | DENVER, CO | ||
| 33 | FRISCO, CO | ||
| 34 | COLORADO SPGS, CO | ||
| 35 | Peyton, CO | ||
| 36 | WINTER PARK, CO | ||
| 37 | DENVER, CO | ||
| 38 | MONUMENT, CO | ||
| 39 | Basalt, CO | ||
| 40 | GRAND UNCTION, CO | ||
| 41 | Centennial, CO | ||
| 42 | BRIGHTON, CO | ||
| 43 | DENVER, CO | ||
| 44 | DENVER, CO | ||
| 45 | DENVER, CO | ||
| 46 | Highlands Ranch, CO | ||
| 47 | CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE, CO | ||
| 48 | DENVER, CO | ||
| 49 | Carbondale, CO | ||
| 50 | HYGIENE, CO | ||
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