2009 Funds & Grants

All alphabetical list of donor-advised grants designated funds and grants donor-advised funds and grants field of interest funds and grants nonprofit organization funds and grants scholarship funds and grants special programs funds and grants supporting organizations

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• Helen M. McLoraine Girls Inc. Scholarship Program Endowment Fund
  • Girls Incorporated of Metro Denver
• Helen M. McLoraine Girl Scouts Scholarship Endowment Fund
  • Girl Scouts of Colorado
• Helen M. McLoraine Kempe Children's Foundation Endowment Fund
  • Kempe Foundation for the Prevention & Treatment of Child Abuse
• Helen M. McLoraine Parent Pathways Endowment Fund
  • Parent Pathways
• Helen M McLoraine Colorado State University - Pueblo Scholarship Endowment Fund
  • Colorado State University at Pueblo
• Helen M. McLoraine Sewall Child Development Center Endowment Fund
  • Sewall Child Development Center, Inc.
• Helen M. McLoraine Summer Scholars Endowment Fund
  • Summer Scholars
• Helen M. McLoraine University of Colorado Pre-Collegiate Scholarship Program Endowment Fund
  • Regents of the University of Colorado
• Helen M. McLoraine Urban Peak Endowment Fund
  • Urban Peak
• The James G. and Mabel H. Moore Fund
  • Boy Scouts of America Denver Area Council
  • Girl Scouts of Colorado
  • The Salvation Army
• Alyssa Heberton Morimoto Scholarship Fund at the Denver Waldorf School
  • Denver Waldorf School Association
• Phipps: Colorado Academy Trust
  • Colorado Academy
• Phipps: Colorado Rocky Mountain School Trust
  • The Colorado Rocky Mountain School
• The Privacy Foundation
  • Privacy Foundation
  • University of Denver
• Virginia Packard Rockwell Foundation
  • Mile High Montessori Early Learning Center
• Christopher Saathoff Fund
  • Judi's House
• Genevieve D. Searle Fund
  • Denver Art Museum
  • Denver Children's Home
  • Dumb Friends League
• Regina B. St. Clair Fund
  • Morris Animal Foundation
  • New Hampton School
• Sterne-Elder Memorial
  • City of Littleton
  • Colorado Symphony Association
• Mike Vanderbeek Fund
  • Alaska Mountaineering School

The Denver Foundation manages more than 800 funds on behalf of donors – individuals, families, businesses, social groups, and organizations. Setting up a fund through the Foundation allows donors to meet their charitable goals and receive significant tax benefits without the responsibility of administrative work. Funds may be established for a specific cause such as education, or to support the current needs of the community. Once a fund has reached a minimum of $25,000, the donors can recommend grants from their fund to nonprofit organizations of their choice throughout the United States.

The list above has grants recommended by donors in 2009.