Broomfield, CO Grant Opportunities

Arts, Culture and Science Grant 2026: School Applicants Purpose: Support specific arts, culture, or science-based programs that directly benefit Broomfield residents. Background: Each year, the Broomfield City Council allocates funds for the Arts, Culture, and Science Grants (ACS) program. These grants specifically aim to assist Broomfield-based groups, organizations, and educators who are not currently receiving SCFD funding. The primary objective is to ensure Broomfield residents have access to impactful arts, culture, and science programs. Eligibility: Who Can Apply 501(c)(3) nonprofits not receiving SCFD funding in the current SCFD grant cycle Individuals or non-incorporated groups with a fiscal sponsor. Fiscal sponsors must be located in Colorado. Broomfield teachers (with principal approval) Program Requirements: Focus on arts, culture or science programs and experiences Schools: Must occur in Broomfield or primarily benefit Broomfield residents Provide public benefit or educational outcome Grant Amount: Up to $2,000 per grant. Maximum of $4,000 per organization. Funding Period: January 1 to December 31, 2026 Grant Schedule: Application opens: December 1, 2025 Deadline: Rolling deadline through October 31, 2026 Notifications: Within 45 days of application submission Final Report: Submission is required within 30 days of project completion. Dates are subject to change. Application Information Applications will be accepted until October 31, 2026, or until all funds have been distributed. Include the following program information: Description of the specific program (not general operations or overall mission) Goals and expected outcomes Evaluation component and determination of success Timeline for the program Budget (template) If applicable, who you will serve and how you will reach them (marketing/outreach plan) Grantmaking Process City and County of the Broomfield staff will review requests for completeness and eligibility, and then reviewers will score pass/f

Busing Subsidy for Education Grants (BSE) Purpose: Provide partial funding to offset transportation costs for students attending off-site arts, culture, science, and humanities programs. Background: The Library, Arts, History, and CSU Extension (LAHE) Department recognizes that transportation costs are often a barrier to accessing educational experiences beyond the classroom. The Busing Subsidy for Education (BSE) Grants are designed to help offset transportation expenses, enabling Broomfield students to participate in arts, culture, science, and humanities programs and events that may not otherwise be available at school. These grants are supported by a one-time funding source and will conclude once all funds have been distributed. Eligibility: Who Can Apply Applicants must be one of the following: A teacher or staff member at a Broomfield school or Broomfield homeschool organization. A nonprofit organization applying on behalf of a specific Broomfield school or homeschool organization to support bus transportation for one of their presented programs. Program Requirements: Focus on arts, culture, science, and/or the humanities. Typically be offered by a nonprofit organization; requests from other organizations will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Fund future programs only; reimbursement for past expenses or completed programs is not allowed. Priority will be given to programs in Broomfield County Account for a 30-day review period in your timeline. Grant Amount: Up to $500 per grant. Maximum of $1,000 per school. Funding Period: January 1 to December 31, 2026 Grant Schedule: Application opens: January 1, 2026 Priority: Given to programs in Broomfield County Deadline: Rolling deadline through October 31, 2026 or until funds are exhausted Notifications: Within 45 days of application submission Final Report: Submission is required within 30 days of project completion. Dates are subject to change. Application Information To apply, all applicants must first creat

Arts, Culture and Science Grant 2026 Purpose: Support specific arts, culture, or science-based programs that directly benefit Broomfield residents. Background: Each year, the Broomfield City Council allocates funds for the Arts, Culture, and Science Grants (ACS) program. These grants specifically aim to assist Broomfield-based groups, organizations, and educators who are not currently receiving SCFD funding. The primary objective is to ensure Broomfield residents have access to impactful arts, culture, and science programs. Eligibility: Who Can Apply 501(c)(3) nonprofits not receiving SCFD funding in the current SCFD grant cycle Individuals or non-incorporated groups with a fiscal sponsor. Fiscal sponsors must be located in Colorado. Broomfield teachers (with principal approval) Program Requirements: Focus on arts, culture or science programs and experiences Must occur in Broomfield Provide public benefit or educational outcome Grant Amount: Up to $2,000 per grant. Maximum of $4,000 per organization. Funding Period: January 1 to December 31, 2026 Grant Schedule: Application opens: December 1, 2025 Deadline: Rolling deadline through October 31, 2026 Notifications: Within 45 days of application submission Final Report: Submission is required within 30 days of project completion. Dates are subject to change. Application Information Applications will be accepted until October 31, 2026, or until all funds have been distributed. Include the following program information: Description of the specific program (not general operations or overall mission) Goals and expected outcomes Evaluation component and determination of success Timeline for the program Budget (template) If applicable, who you will serve and how you will reach them (marketing/outreach plan) Grantmaking Process City and County of the Broomfield staff will review requests for completeness and eligibility, and then reviewers will score pass/fail based on the following criteria. Each criterion serves as a priori