Community Projects Catalog

Browse the Community Projects Catalog to learn about projects that serve the St. Vrain Valley community in Colorado.

You’re encouraged to donate directly* to support any of these projects or contact them for more information.

 

*If you would like to use your Donor Advised Fund with Longmont Community Foundation for the donations, please reach out to our Finance Officer, Terri at terri@longmontfoundation.org.

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Human Services

The Reentry Initiative

The Reentry Initiative offers a unique, evidence-based program that combines mental health and substance abuse treatment with comprehensive support services to individuals on probation and parole in the St. Vrain Valley region of Boulder County, Colorado. Our wrap-around approach ensures justice-involved adults thrive in the community without reoffending.

Human Services

The Round Pantry at Westview Presbyterian Church

The Round Pantry, a distributing agency of Community Food Share, provides food twice a month to 450+ households and 500+ individuals. Meeting this need depends of donations of food, money and time by the community so everyone who comes to Pantry receives food, respect, and a kind word. We were proud to receive a Healthy Community Award from Boulder Community Public Health. Video: roundpantry.org

Education

The St. Vrain Historical Society, Inc.

The St. Vrain Historical Society preserves the history of Longmont and the St. Vrain Valley through four historic sites (Old Mill Park, Old St. Stephen’s Church, Historic Hoverhome, and Hover Farmstead) and educational outreach. We seek funding to maintain these properties as vital community assets for future generations.

Environment

The Watershed Center

The Watershed Center brings together best available science with community values to preserve and enhance healthy rivers and forests. We also offer outdoor education opportunities for local schools that connect students directly with climate change issues.

Human Services

There With Care

There With Care provides basic needs with compassion and care to approximately 1,000 families with a child facing a life-threatening health crisis per year. $10,000 will provide 40 Longmont families with ample and nutritious food through customized biweekly deliveries of groceries, snack bags for the hospital, and restaurant gift cards during the critical phase of their child’s diagnosis.

Environment

Thorne Nature Experience

Thorne Nature Experience works to build Earth stewardship by providing youth with joyful, hands-on, place-based environmental education experiences that foster an emotional connection to nature. Thorne’s Nature Immersion Program seamlessly delivers in-school, after school, field trip, and summer camp programs to youth at low income and culturally diverse schools throughout BVSD and St. Vrain.

Human Services

Thrive – Transformation at Work

Thrive is an employment support program that equips extremely low-income, unemployed job seekers with the tools and confidence to overcome barriers and secure employment. Services are offered at no cost to adults with household incomes at or below 50% of Area Median Income (AMI), helping individuals and families move toward long-term economic stability.

Education

TinkerMill

TinkerMill provides space, equipment, and instruction for community members to build, make, and create whatever they can imagine. We also provide support for entrepreneurs and small businesses to grow their ideas.

Education

TLC Learning Center

Since 1956, TLC Learning Center has provided inclusive, therapeutic early learning resources and childcare to children and families in Northern Colorado. We believe that all children deserve the healthiest possible start in life, and our is mission to support and nurture success in each child and family we serve, regardless of ability or income.

Health

TRU Community Care

TRU provides hospice, palliative care and grief services to uninsured, underinsured and indigent patients and their families. TRU is the only nonprofit hospice organization serving our region. End-of-life care is provided where the patient feels most comfortable, most often in their home, regardless of an individual's ability to pay. TRU is currently serving over 1,300 patients per day.
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