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Welcome to Rose Community Foundation
This Web site will introduce you to the Foundation, let you know about some of our grantees, help you find out how to apply for a grant, and put you in touch with a member of our staff who can tell you more about what you want to know.
Rose Community Foundation was established in 1995 to help make the Greater Denver community a vibrant and healthy place to live. The Foundation concentrates its resources in five key program areas: Aging, Child and Family Development, Education, Health and Jewish Life. We make grants in seven counties: Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas, and Jefferson. In 2007, the Foundation granted more than $11 million. In addition to providing financial support to community institutions and nonprofit organizations, the Foundation also provides a flexible vehicle for donors to contribute to charitable causes.
Roots & Branches Foundation Now Accepting Applications
Click here to learn more about this Rose Community Foundation initiative for Jews ages 25 to 40.
Grantseekers...
Rose Community Foundation is now accepting two versions of the Colorado Common Grant Application. Click here to go directly to Guidelines for Grant Proposals.
January 22, 2008 - New Jewish Community Study Released
A comprehensive study of the Denver/Boulder Jewish community has just been released. Click here to download the study as a PDF file. (File size is 2.8 MB.)