Boulder Treasures Inc

Charitable Foundation of the Estate of Helen J Wallace

Golden, CO

Global Down Syndrome Foundation

Denver, CO

To significantly improve the lives of people with down syndrome through research, medical care, education and advocacy. An important part of this mission is to support the global affiliate organizations that we helped establish and continue to fundraise for. Global and our affiliates work together to elongate life and dramatically improve health outcomes to ensure people with the condition can reach their true potential. Global affiliates include: crnic institute for down syndrome, alzheimer's & cognition center, sie center for down syndrome, and global adult clinic. Another important part of our mission is to engage in government advocacy that leads to transformative increases in government funding for down syndrome research and medical care which in turn will create a pipeline of young talent dedicated to this population. Because of global's work, scientists are developing better methods to understand how the triplication leads to a much higher incidence of certain diseases (for exam

Skyline Longmont Kiwanis Foundation

Longmont, CO

Skyline Longmont Kiwanis Foundation raises money for the commuity through the members of the skyline kiwanis club. We serve the communiyy by conducting fundraising events that are open to the public and raise money for other charitable organizations and individuals in need.

Levin Family Foundation

Livingston, NJ

Kiwanis Club of Skyline

Longmont, CO

Skyline kiwanis is a chapter of kiwanis intl and is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to improving the world, one child and one community at a time. We conduct various fundraisers that are open to the public to raise money for other non profits in the community and to help individuals with a demonstrated need. We also volunteer our time routinely with variousnon profits such as meals on wheels and salvation army. No member is compensated for their work in the club.

The Weld Trust

Greeley, CO

The Weld Trust funds health and education initiatives—including literacy, food security, housing stability, behavioral and physical health, and workforce development—for organizations serving Weld County, Colorado. In 2024, grants ranged from $7,500 to $5 million, with a median award of about $47,000; it accepts applications through stated grant processes, including Letters of Inquiry for requests over $25,000 and an abbreviated application for smaller requests.