CFBC: BRAVO Fund Grant

CFBC: BRAVO Fund Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: The Community Foundation Boulder County
Last Updated: March 28, 2026

Summary

The BRAVO Fund, established by The Community Foundation Boulder County, seeks to enhance the quality of life for Latino communities in Boulder County. This initiative promotes social justice, strengthens Latino leadership opportunities, and empowers individuals to engage in philanthropy for their communities. By raising funds and distributing grants, the BRAVO Fund aims to bridge gaps and foster resilience within diverse communities, ensuring that all residents benefit from enhanced social and economic opportunities.

Overview

About the BRAVO Fund The BRAVO Fund aims to improve the quality of life for Latino communities throughout Boulder County. BRAVO engages donors in philanthropy with the purpose of building resiliency through active voices and opportunities. The BRAVO Fund supports the Latino community in Boulder County by raising money and distributing grants. We believe in the power of philanthropy to bridge the gaps among diverse communities. For more than 3 decades, the community foundation has brought people together to better meet the needs of all residents by promoting social justice, expanding opportunities for leadership, and empowering residents to benefit their own communities. Program Information The mission of the BRAVO Fund is to: Promote social justice. Strengthen opportunities for Latino leadership. Empower Latinos to engage in philanthropy that benefits their own communities.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Grantees must use grant proceeds only for the stated purpose of the grant or for charitable and educational activities consistent with the organization’s tax-exempt status. Grants from the community foundation’s discretionary funds are exclusively for activities or projects in Boulder County and/or for the benefit of Boulder County residents. Any nonprofit organization with an IRS 501(c)(3) designation (not private non-operating foundations) or any governmental or public entity can apply. Groups or organizations that do not have IRS 501(c)(3) designation may do so with a fiscal sponsor.

Ineligibility

The community foundation does not make grants to organizations where grant money from our discretionary or field of interest funds would be used to further a particular religious doctrine.