Community Projects Catalog

The Mission of the Center for People with Disabilities is to provide resources, information, and advocacy to assist people with disabilities in overcoming barriers to independent living.

We showcase the coupling of solar energy with agricultural activities to educate and inspire our community into action around improving land stewardship in energy developments. We engage our community, the solar industry, and policymakers through events, tours, webinars, in-person seminars, policy papers, and creative videography.

Colorado Doula Project provides funding and practical support (travel, rides, meals, etc.) to anyone seeking to access their reproductive rights in Colorado. Our more than 100 trained volunteer abortion doulas provide non-medical guidance and emotional support along the way.

We are Colorado Horse Rescue (CHR), and we are building a better future for horses. As a 501(c)(3) impact organization operating in Colorado since 1986, we work to continuously reimagine what’s possible and create a reality where safe solutions exist for every horse. CHR is honored to be the longest-standing horse rescue in the state.

The Colorado Statewide Parent Coalition trains informal friend, family and neighbor childcare providers (FFN) to be high quality providers and we are seeking funds to support them in paying for the Child Development Associates Certificate.

Each and every day our riders face a multitude of challenges in their lives, but when they arrive at CRTC, the focus suddenly shifts to what they CAN do and not what they CAN'T do. Whether in physical/occupational therapy or therapeutic riding, as our riders work with their trusted, four-legged partner, surrounded by staff and volunteers, they suddenly begin to feel as if anything is possible.

We promote, educate, and advocate for the inclusive and safe use of bicycles as daily, sustainable, healthy transportation in Boulder County. Our purpose is to promote healthful, safe transportation while facilitating essential bicycle infrastructure and safety awareness.

From tree care to fruit share, we empower communities to reduce food waste, increase equitable access to locally grown fruit, minimize wildlife conflicts, and foster healthy and productive fruit trees.

Funds will go directly towards caring for families by midwives in the out-of-hospital setting during the prenatal, birth, postpartum and newborn periods alongside well-person care. CRMC also offers lactation support circles such as CRMC’s weekly Milk Circle and Cículo de Vida, a bilingual infant feeding grupo, parenting classes, low intervention fertility care services, and more.

Cottonwood Institute is excited to continue our 14th year partnering with Casa de la Esperanza in Longmont, CO to deliver our Familias Unidas en la Naturaleza (FUN) Program during the spring and summer of 2025. Casa de la Esperanza is a residential community of migrant workers and their families and they look forward to our program every year.