Boulder County, CO Grant Opportunities

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Grants each spring and fall for firefighting, search and rescue, emergency medical services and trail and recreation safety in rural and mountain areas: capital improvements, education and outreach, equipment, operations and training.

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A competitive annual process that allocates Worthy Cause sales tax revenue to nonprofit human service agencies for capital projects: purchase of land or buildings, construction, renovation or debt reduction.

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One-year Human Services grants, about $8.5 million in total, for nonprofit programs that help residents find and keep housing, get healthcare and food, learn new skills and stay safe.

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Annual financial support for local human services agencies that serve county residents; the 2027 cycle is a renewal request.

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Annual awards from the Resource Conservation Division to local groups for projects that advance the circular economy and resource conservation in Boulder County.

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Grants of $20,000 to $100,000 (Community Roots) and $100,000 to $400,000 (Community Reach) for community-led climate action initiatives that support frontline communities.

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Opioid settlement funding for prevention and education, harm reduction, treatment and recovery programs. Funding may open several times a year.

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A $50,000 fund, from the county Sustainability Tax, for projects that make Boulder County's food system more sustainable: farmer education and workshops, farmers' market infrastructure, sustainable local food processing and support for frontline farmers.

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A $150,000 grant program, with awards of $20,000 to $50,000, for projects that replace grey features such as parking lots and concrete with green landscaping like rain gardens, native plants and community gardens.