Grants

The Bowen Family Performing Arts Fund helps children from low-income families learn to dance, act, and sing, with all the creativity and zest for life that comes from participating in these opportunities. 

Through the Civic Fabric Fund, The Denver Foundation provides nonprofits with funding to support their policy and advocacy efforts, including the critical activities of voter registration and engagement.

The Comprecare Fund supports community-based projects that focus on helping older adults maintain their health through self-help and lifestyle changes.

The Denver Reparations Fund grant program is focused on rebuilding and sustaining institutions and traditions that were affected, destroyed, damaged, or prevented from thriving as the result of the enslavement of African and African descendant people, and the oppressive aftermath of slavery.

The Eulipions Fund at The Denver Foundation provides grants to generate, assist, increase, and encourage the performing arts in Colorado African-American communities.

The Lowe Fund provides grants to nonprofits in Colorado that support training, education, and research into the causes, cures, and treatment of developmental disabilities, cerebral palsy, and other related nervous and muscular disorders.

The Renewable Energy Trust, a donor-advised fund of The Denver Foundation, supports renewable energy projects for Colorado nonprofit organizations and public entities. 

The Strengthening Neighborhoods program supports neighborhood residents who want to make a difference in their own communities. 

The Technical Assistance (TA) Fund at The Denver Foundation is developmental support that enables you to do your work more effectively. Technical assistance activities build new skills and provide information that will help your organization change and grow. They should include the active involvement of staff, constituents, and board members. We consider requests for Technical Assistance at The Denver Foundation on an ongoing basis.