Small, community-based organizations to receive funds as part of the Nonprofit Infrastructure (NPI) Grant Program
Fort Collins – Jan 24, 2024 – United Way of Larimer County, in collaboration with the Department of Local Affairs (DOLA), is awarding grants totaling $3,736,737 to nonprofits that were affected by the infrastructure aftermath of COVID-19 in these designated
counties: Boulder, Larimer, Broomfield, Gilpin, and Jackson.
United Way of Larimer County is one of eight Regional Access Partners (RAPs) designated as part of the Nonprofit Infrastructure Grant program to receive submissions and vet applicants across Colorado. United Way of Larimer County received more than 125 applications since July 2023 and through a rigorous process identified 48 nonprofit organizations to award grants to. The list of recipients can be found here. In total, the Nonprofit Infrastructure Grant program awarded 433 applications from across the state, submitted through the eight Regional Access Partners.
The Nonprofit Infrastructure Grant was created after the Colorado House Bill 22-1356 was signed into law on June 3, 2022, to help underrepresented communities with limited access to state and federal funding and those impacted and disproportionately impacted by the
pandemic. The emphasis on infrastructure and capacity building aims to help nonprofits with annual budgets between $150,000 and $2,000,000 build critical staff and boards, while providing funds to proactively invest in the organization’s makeup.
“We are honored to partner with Dola to bring this significant funding to support community led organizations in our area,” said Joy Sullivan, President, and CEO of United Way of Larimer County. “We are committed to equitable systems and policies, including
funding distribution, and appreciate the opportunity to work with our state government in this way.” For more information about the United Way of Larimer County role within the NPI program, please visit uwaylc.org
About United Way of Larimer County United Way of Larimer County (UWLC) leads philanthropy in our community, ensuring that gifts of time, talent, and treasure address today’s greatest needs – and reduce tomorrow’s. A community’s needs change over time, which is why UWLC encourages nimble and innovative human services and a commitment to equity and inclusion. UWLC strives to strengthen our community by supporting youth & education, financial stability, community engagement, and nonprofit excellence in Larimer County. To learn more about United Way of Larimer County and how you can get involved with your
community, visit www.uwaylc.org