Indigo Oak Fund: The Arts Grants

Indigo Oak Fund: The Arts Grants

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Vance R and Colleen H Andrus Family Foundation
Last Updated: December 10, 2025

Summary

The Indigo Oak Fund is a Colorado-based foundation dedicated to empowering individuals through support for education, the arts, and social justice. Focused on fostering lifelong learning and creative expression, the Fund aids various programs that enhance community engagement. It supports both youth and adult initiatives, including classes and community events in diverse artistic disciplines. By prioritizing equal opportunity and personal potential, the Fund strives to make a meaningful impact in the lives of individuals and the community.

Overview

Indigo Oak Fund The Indigo Oak Fund is a Colorado-based private foundation focused on education, the arts, women and children’s issues, and ensuring equal justice under the law. Our Mission is to recognize and advance individual potential and support effective programs which contribute to that purpose. The Fund supports selected programs and initiatives which promote personal empowerment and achievement and which qualify as related to the above-named issues. We seek to contribute to a better world by recognizing and respecting the value of each individual, funding programs which have the potential to improve lives, fostering lifelong learning, and ensuring access to equal opportunity for all. Our Focus Fostering Lifelong LearningEnsuring access to equal opportunity for allImproving the quality of livesRecognizing and advancing individual potential Fostering Creative Expression - The Arts Our foundation is committed to supporting the arts in a variety of forms and expressions and for every member of our community. We support programming for both youth and adults, amateurs and professionals. Past grants have supported funding for classes and camps, community theaters, internship programs, and one-time events in the fields of visual arts, music, writing, graphic design, and drama.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. The Indigo Oak Fund generally funds in Colorado and the Bay Area but occasionally considers non-profits in other areas.