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The Colorado Trust has granted $30,000 to six nonprofit organizations ($5,000 each) in the San Luis Valley as part of the September 2024 iteration of Rural Philanthropy Days.
These grants, a testament to the Trust's commitment to community health and development, will undoubtedly inspire and bring hope to the local nonprofit sector.
The Center Viking Youth Club is one of several nonprofits in the Valley that received a $5k grant from the Colorado Trust.
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A customized collection of grant news from foundations and the federal government from around the Web.
Blackbaud unveiled its recent innovation and future roadmap direction for its suite of solutions during its semi-annual Product Update Briefings.Customers learned how to get early access to new tools...more
The Heritage Foundation organized The 2025 Presidential Transition Project, more commonly known as Project 2025.Project 2025 articulated a roadmap of what the Department of Justice should do to...more
Government and philanthropic funding for the nonprofit social sector routinely fail to cover the full cost of providing services.While workers within the sector comprise 9% of the workforce in the...more
The Murals of La Jolla program has grown to include 49 separate pieces of art with No.50 on the way.Each work has been on view for at least two years and is generously funded by private donations.The...more
Sooah Rho '23 and Billy Huang '21 spoke at Social Impact Lab on November 13, 2024.Both alums embody a commitment to social impact that bridges personal experience, systemic change, and innovative...more
Family and Children's Services (FCS) in Tulsa, Oklahoma, has helped transform the lives of members of its local community.A trial run is an essential part of evaluating which technologies to purchase...more
Foundation: Colorado Trust
Six SLV nonprofits awarded grants from The Colorado Trust.Alamosa Citizen: Team of Empowered Allies: This new nonprofit is dedicated to educating and empowering people by addressing the impacts of...more
The Volta Flood and Drought Management (VFDM) project has the ambition to provide the first large scale and transboundary implementation of integrated flood and drought management strategies.The...more
The VIP Volunteers: Ed and Leanne Barnett Dedicate Nearly 40 years to Volunteering USEA.Ed has ridden in four USEA American Eventing Championships.Leanne is a national examiner and a chief horse...more
New Report Offers Critical Policy Lessons for Florida on Insurance and Climate Risks in Light of Recent Hurricanes.New report identifies key policy recommendations to stabilize insurance markets and...more
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Spotlight
Is Corporate Philanthropy Dead?
Senay Ataselim-Yilmaz, Chief Operating Officer, Turkish Philanthropy Funds, writes that philanthropy often solves the very problems that stems from market failure. Some social issues, however, cannot be tackled by questioning the return on investment.
