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151		Thornton, CO
152		TIMNATH, CO
153		DENVER, CO
154		DENVER, CO
155		Boulder, CO
156		LONE TREE, CO
157		Denver, CO
158		Lakewood, CO
159		DENVER, CO
160		DENVER, CO
161		Denver, CO
162		EATON, CO
163		Denver, CO
164		Colorado Springs, CO
165		ENGLEWOOD, CO
166		COLORADO SPRINGS, CO
167		COMMERCE CITY, CO
168		Colorado Springs, CO
169		Denver, CO
170		Highlands Ranch, CO
171		SALIDA, CO
172		DENVER, CO
173		DENVER, CO
174		DENVER, CO
175		FORT COLLINS, CO
176		STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, CO
177		DENVER, CO
178		Denver, CO
179		DENVER, CO
180		Denver, CO
181		DENVER, CO
182		Durango, CO
183		CANON CITY, CO
184		Denver, CO
185		CENTENNIAL, CO
186		AVON, CO
187		Loveland, CO
188		LOUISVILLE, CO
189		GREELEY, CO
190		DENVER, CO
191		GRAND JUNCTION, CO
192		CANON CITY, CO
193		DENVER, CO
194		Denver, CO
195		GLENDALE, CO
196		Durango, CO
197		GREELEY, CO
198		MONTROSE, CO
199		Pueblo, CO
200		Glenwood Springs, CO

The organization is organized exclusively for charitable, religious, educational, and scientific purposes,including, for such purposes, the making of distributions to organizations that qualify as exempt organizations described under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, or corresponding section of any future federal tax code.

FUNDING OF CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS THAT FOCUS ON EDUCATION, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY.

SERVES CHILDREN AND FAMILIES WITH FOOD AND LOVE THROUGH WEEKLY DINNERS FOR KIDS AND FAMILIES, IN-PERSON AND VIRTUAL KIDS COOKING CLASSES, YOUTH EMPLOYMENT AND ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS, LOCAL CHEF ENTREPRENEURSHIP PROGRAMMING, A TWICE WEEKLY FOOD PANTRY, AND A SOCIAL ENTERPRISE RESTAURANT - KITCHEN.

MAKE GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS OPERATING CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, AND SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMS. FIVE ORGANIZATIONS RECEIVED GRANTS RANGING FROM 2,000 TO 40,000.

The organization runs a to raise funds to contribute to local charitable organizations that benefit the County community.

TO MANAGE A FUND FOR THE EDUCATION AND TRAINING OF STAFF MEMBERS AT IN LONE TREE, COLORADO.

is a Charter School Management Organization. Its mission is to provide centralized, cost -savings management services and exceptional education programs to multiple charter

The primary exempt purpose of this is to provide assistance to other non profit organizations to promote health education to underpriviledged people groups. As such, we support missionaries and/or mission groups who would follow the same vision.

THE MISSION OF THE OF EYE PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS IS TO PROMOTE EXCELLENCE IN PATIENT CARE THROUGH ADVOCACY, EDUCATION AND FOSTERING PROFESSIONAL FELLOWSHIP.

EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE FOR CHILDREN OF FALLEN OFFICERS

mission of is to advance a sustainable water future focusing primarily on Colorado and Western United States. mission will be accomplished by creating ongoing environmental and riprarian enhancements, holding real estate, when needed, in conservation easements; utilizing river as an outdoor and historical learning resource; hosting free cultural events promoting river and music, art and theatre; providing youth employment opportunities; and by promoting good stewardship through hands on educational programs.

EDUCATION PROMOTION OF SHOOTING SPORTS

The corporation is organized exclusively for charitable, educational, and scientific purposes as allowed by Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, including, for such purposes, identifying, researching, analyzing, and pursuing solutions to problems of consumer protection, environmental preservation, corporate and governmental responsibility to the , discrimination, and other issues affecting the social welfare of the people of the and to cooperate with other citizen action groups that qualify as exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code concerning problems of common concern to people throughout the .

To offer annual scholarships and grants for students and teachers in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM)

TURNED OVER BUILDING OF EDUCATION CURRICULUM TO AND INTENDS TO PROVIDE INDIVIDUALS WITH "ACCESS TO" GOLD STANDARDS EDUCATION PROGRAMS VIA SCHOLARSHIPS TO NATIONAL SCHOOL, OUTDOOR HOSPITALITY CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS, ETC. WILL NO LONGER RECEIVE REVENUE FROM SELLING REGISTRATIONS TO THESE EDUCATION PROGRAMS, BUT WILL RAISE REVENUE THROUGH DONATIONS ONLY AND PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO THOSE PROGRAMS.

Mission is to advance the study teaching of related arts in higher education.

The mission of the (QCF) is building a for a lifetime within the City of Commerce City, CO. Established in 2006, QCF supports post-secondary education and access to recreational programming for Commerce City youth, and provides grants to fund various non-profit organizations that benefit Commerce City residents.

SEEKS TO PROVIDE SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS FOR AT-RISK CHILDREN, YOUTH AND THOSE WITH VISUAL IMPAIRMENTS IN NORTHERN ETHIOPIA. WHILE THE ORGANIZATION WAS HISTORICALLY INVOLVED IN ADOPTION ADVOCACY, ITS PRIMARY MISSION TODAY CONSISTS CHILD SPONSORSHIP, SUPPORT ORPHANS IN NEED CARE, AND EDUCATIONAL EMPOWERMENT. HOLISTIC MENTORING OUR BENEFICIARIES INCLUDING PHYSICAL, MENTAL, AND SPIRITUAL HEALTH IS ALSO A SIGNIFICANT GOAL.

To provide no-kill solutions to reduce the number homeless cats and dogs through education, rehabilitation, re-homing and castrations.

Education/Charitable

PROVIDE DONATIONS OF CASH TO ORGANIZATIONS PROVIDING RELIGIOUS, EDUCATIONAL OR CHARITABLE SERVICES - SUPPORTED APPROXIMATELY 70 ORGANIZATIONS DURING YEAR. SEE ATTACHED LIST.

FUND EDUCATIONAL AND ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT IN KENYA

A STATEWIDE NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT CONNECTS PEOPLE TO FOOD RESOURCES AND FUELS CHANGE IN SYSTEMS, POLICIES AND SOCIAL VIEWS, SO NO COLORADAN GOES HUNGRY. EXISTS TO END IN .

IS ORGANIZED AND OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE (INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, CIVIC AND CULTURAL), RELIGIOUS, SCIENTIFIC AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE.

THE PROVIDES FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR NEEDY JEWISH INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES WHO WISH TO IMMIGRATE TO ISRAEL AND HUMANITARIAN AID TO NEEDY FAMILIES IN ISRAEL, ALONG WITH EDUCATION AND TEACHING BIBLICAL PRINCIPALS OF THE CHURCH.

THE MISSION OF IS TO ENRICH THE WELL-BEING OF OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH INNOVATIVE, EDUCATIONAL, AND COLLABORATIVE MUSICAL ARTS PROGRAMS.

PROVIDE AN ORGANIZATION THAT WILL RAISE FUNDS FOR THE ANA MARIE SCHOOL FOR A TUITION BASED EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION PROGRAM, TEACHER TRAINING, PARAPROFESSIONAL SALARIES, TEACHER SALARIES, AND OTHER BENEFITS TO THE SCHOOL.

To provide a strong, credible voice in advancing progressive solutions to critical community issues

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."

is a drop-in center for street connected youth ranging in age from 12 to 30. offers free hot meals, clothing and toiletries, medical supplies, referrals, legal and clerical assistance, work opportunities, and recreational activities.

Labor

The mission of is to provide advocacy and resources to domestic violence survivors and their children, while striving to promote community awareness through education and prevention efforts.

IS DEDICATED TO PROMOTING SAFETY AND JUSTICE FOR VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT THROUGH ADVOCACY, SUPPORT, AND EDUCATION.

Support education advocacy for LGBTQ+ people families

CACFP IS A PRIVATE COLORADO NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT HAS SERVED PROFESSIONAL SINCE 1976. WE SPONSOR USDA ADULTCARE PROGRAMS OFFER A VARIETY OF /DAYCARE SUPPORT SERVICES BUSINESS TOOLS THROUGH THE PUBLICATION OF RESOURCES.

TO ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN THE AND SHOWCASE OUR COMMUNITY TO A GLOBAL AUDIENCE THROUGH ARTS, ATHLETICS AND EDUCATION.

Choral performance and music education

TO ELIMINATE HUNGER IN BOULDER AND BROOMFIELD COUNTIES THROUGH ENGAGEMENT, COLLABORATION AND LEADERSHIP.

TO LEAD AND ENGAGE OUR COMMUNITY IN THE FIGHT AGAINST HUNGER.

FUNDING OF LEGAL SERVICES, PRO-BONO AND LEGAL EDUCATION PROJECTS

RAISE FUNDS TO SUPPORT LOCAL NONPROFITS THAT ENCOURAGE CHILD DEVELOPMENT, EDUCATION, AND HEALTH. PROVIDE PROGRAMS AND SCHOLARSHIPS FOR YOUTH.

TO ASSIST THE LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL VOCATIONAL IN A HOUSE EACH YEAR AND SELLING IT TO A PRIVATE INDIVIDUAL

PROVIDE K-8 EDUCATION TO STUDENTS FROM DIVERSE SOCIOECONOMIC, ETHNIC, AND RACIAL BACKGROUNDS.

To support the Orchestra and music education of the membership.

TO BUILD AN INVESTMENT FOR THE FUTURE THE APPRAISAL, FARM MANAGEMENT AND CONSULTING INDUSTRIES THROUGH .

To provide financial support to School District 9-R for programs, materials, and technology needs that fall outside the capacity of the regular school district budget.

TO POSITIVELY IMPACT HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELLNESS OF COUNTY.

WE DEVELOP RESOURCES FOR IMPROVING IN THE MONTROSE REGION. THESE RESOURCES ARE FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC OR EDUCATIONAL NEEDS.

services, consultations, education, and support for unplanned pregnancies

To provide educational enrichment and financial aid for students.

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