Catholic Charities was awarded $2,000 Health & Welfare Grant to purchase and install additional commercial washers & dryers to meet the increasing demand for laundry facilities for those experiencing homelessness.
Community Grants Program
The charitable needs of our community are great and every quarter the Rotary Club of Fort Collins (RCFC) will distribute Community Grants sponsored by our membership to very deserving non-profit service organizations in the local Fort Collins area. The RCFC Community Grants Committee looks for innovative projects and services that respond to community issues, address local needs, are available to the community as a whole or large segment in need, and will improve community members lives. The RCFC Community Grants Committee will review all Grant applications and submit recommendations to the Rotary Club Board of Directors for final selection. Please review the following important links and information if you are interested in applying for a Community Grant:Press Release 2020 Youth Programs
If you have any questions, please contact us at grants@rotarycluboffortcollins.org.
Community Grants Awards $3,000 Health & Welfare Grant to Foster and Adoptive Families. Grant will be used to fund 2 new pilot support groups for parents of foster, adoptive & kinship children.
Junior Achievement-Rocky Mountain awarded a $5,000 District matching grant to support JA’s educational programs in PSD, emphasizing schools with free and reduced lunch percentage of 40% or higher.
Committee Chair Kathy Nicol presented a Community Grants award for $1296 to Kathy Dockery from Easter Seals. The funding will support attendees at an October 16, shadowing project in cooperation with Larimer County leaders.
The Community Grants committee awarded an Education Program grant to the Larimer Humane Society. Their mission is to further the compassionate, safe & responsible relationship between animals & people. Our $2,500 grant will be used to expand their Humane Education Program which works to promote the responsible care & treatment of animals. Accepting the check was Lori O'Day, Director of the Humane Education program.