CSHF Grantmaking Program: Winter/Spring

CSHF Grantmaking Program: Winter/Spring

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Colorado Springs Health Foundation
Last Updated: November 06, 2025

Summary

The Colorado Springs Health Foundation (CSHF) invites applications for its Winter/Spring Grantmaking Program, focusing on healthcare access, suicide prevention, and trauma healing. Eligible organizations must consult with CSHF staff before applying. The foundation prioritizes proposals that align closely with its funding areas and demonstrate a significant need, evidence-based approaches, and potential for positive community impact. Specific grant types available include general operating, program/project, and capital funding.

Overview

NOTE: If you are interested in applying for funding, you must speak with Colorado Springs Health Foundation staff about your proposal before submitting an application. If you do not have this conversation first, your application will not be considered. Please use this link to schedule a time to talk. Opportunity Description Healthcare access*Suicide preventionTrauma prevention or healing *Healthcare access includes care for physical, mental, oral and/or substance use disorder-related concerns, and initiatives to address the healthcare workforce shortage. Grant Types Available: General OperatingProgram/ProjectCapital

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. For general CSHF eligibility requirements, grant type, grant length, and other parameters, please review the grantmaking guidelines carefully.

Ineligibility

If, at the time of application, your organization has a current open grant for general operating, program/project or capital, you are not eligible to apply.If you are not sure what sort of grant you have, whether it is open or closed and/or are unsure of your eligibility to apply, please reach out to CSHF staff. We are happy to help!Colorado Springs Health Foundation does not support:For-profit organizationsIndividualsRequests for annual appeals, membership drives, fundraising events, political candidates or lobbying effortsRequests from re-granting organizations for their own grantmaking activities