GrantWatch is a platform that lists current funding opportunities for nonprofits, small businesses, and individuals.

Do I need a subscription?

Yes, full access to detailed grant listings requires a subscription.

Foundations Grant Funds for Colorado Refugee and Immigrant Page

Showing 20 foundations

Click here for the GrantWatch Advanced Foundation Search

#	Foundation Name	Location
Unlock Full Access Get unlimited access to 350,669 foundations in the GrantWatch Foundation Directory. Upgrade Now
1		Montrose, CO
2		AURORA, CO
3		DENVER, CO
4		DENVER, CO
5		ALAMOSA, CO
6		HIGHLANDS RANCH, CO
7		GLENWOOD SPRINGS, CO
8		Denver, CO
9		AURORA, CO
10		Denver, CO
11		DENVER, CO
12		DENVER, CO
13		GREELEY, CO

Promoting immigrant integration by providing outreach/education, direct services and opportunities for leadership development of the communities in Western Colorado. HAP assists families with immigration legal representation, community resources and activities to create a sense of belonging among newcomers.

TO PROVIDE PROGRAMS THAT FOSTER COMMUNITY, SELF-SUFFICIENCY AND INCREASE QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG DENVER-AREA REFUGEES.

SUPPORT OF SEEKING REFUGE IN ORDER TO HEAL AND RESTART THEIR LIVES WHILE WORKING TO BECOME SELF-SUFFICIENT.

CIRC) WAS INCORPORATED IN 2010 AS A NON-PROFIT CORPORATION IN THE STATE OF . CIRC IS A STATEWIDE, MEMBERSHIP-BASED OF , FAITH, LABOR, YOUTH, COMMUNITY, BUSINESS AND ALLY ORGANIZATIONS FOUNDED IN 2002 TO IMPROVE THE LIVES OF IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES BY MAKING A MORE WELCOMING, -FRIENDLY STATE. CIRC ACHIEVES THIS MISSION THROUGH NON-PARTISAN CIVIC ENGAGEMENT, PUBLIC EDUCATION, AND ADVOCATING FOR WORKABLE, FAIR AND HUMANE IMMIGRATION POLICIES."

ASSISTANCE PROGRAM HELPS WITH APPLICATIONS FOR CITIZENSHIP AND ADVOCATES FOR IMMIGRANTS IN THE WORKPLACE.

REFUGEE INTEGRATION AND SUPPORT

TO EMPOWER IMMIGRANT FAMILIES IN THE COLORADO ROARING FORK TO IMPROVE THEIR LIVES.

MISSION To bridge refugee and immigrant communities with local populations through the love of international food and entrepreneurship. will serve as a positive and inclusive influence that showcases cultures through products or food. supports the refugee and immigrant communities through an emergency supply and cultural food provisions pantry. WHY To celebrate ethnic food, experience new flavors, and to support entrepreneur projects and individuals within those communities. WHO Attendee target: Denver residents who are curious about food and culture outside of their normal circles and who are supportive of refugees and immigrant communities, as well as residents looking to learn how to prepare and shop for authentic, ethnic ingredients. Primary vendor target: New and arriving displaced populations wanting to share their home country foods and handmade arisan goods. Local established vendors looking to participate in are asked to serve as mentors or consider

THE (RMWC) IS AN IMMIGRANT-LED MULTI-TENANT, SHARED SPACE NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION WITH THE MISSION OF FOSTERING INTERCULTURAL LEARNING, UNDERSTANDING AND INTEGRATION AMONG IMMIGRANTS, REFUGEES AND THE COLORADO RESIDENTS.

The Colorado Chapter of the (AILA) is established to promote justice, advocate for fair and reasonable law and policy, advocate the quality of and nationality law and practice, and enhance the professional development of its members.

OF MOUNTAIN/PLAINS STATES (CHAMPS) WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1985 FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF HIGH QUALITY AMBULATORY CARE RESPONSIVE TO NEEDS BY PROVIDING INFORMATION, CONTINUING EDUCATION, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES AND OTHER USEFUL AND TIMELY TOOLS TO , MIGRANT AND HOMELESS CENTERS IN REGION VIII (CO, UT, WY, MT, SD, ND). CHAMPS IS SUPPORTED PRIMARILY THROUGH A FEDERAL GRANT AND THE GENERAL PROGRAM.

IS A WEEK LONG PROGRAM WHERE PARTICIPANTS RECEIVE INSTRUCTIONS ON CITIZENSHIP AND EXPERIENCE FIRSTHAND HOW THEIR AND FEDERAL GOVERNMENTS WORK.

Our mission to promote and strengthen the culture and community. We do this by providing scholarships to Latina in . We also try to be present and support our community with community outreach programs. Though we were not able to host our annual awards breakfast, we still awarded three scholarships. The membership also helped us make hundreds masks that were delivered to students, teachers, and migrant workers.

Live Chat with a Grant Specialist

20 Foundations that have given grants and donations for refugee, immigration and migrant programs and services in Colorado

Unlock Full Access

Unlock Full Access

We have foundations for

We have grants for