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Recent Grants
Locations indicate the organization’s headquarters, not necessarily the geographic area served.
July - September 2011
Colorado Latino Age Wave Initiative (Denver): $300,000 over two years for an initiative to address the needs of the Latino aging population in metro Denver that will be implemented by the Latino Community Foundation of Colorado. The Colorado Age Wave Initiative is housed at Rose Community Foundation.
rcfdenver.org/latinocfc
Grantmakers in Aging (Dayton, OH): $8,000 to support the activities of this national association that focuses on aging issues.
giaging.org
Life Quality Institute (Denver): $200,000 over two years to provide palliative care resources and training for health care professionals.
lifequalityinstitute.org
Longmont Meals on Wheels (Longmont): $24,000 to provide nutritious, home-delivered meals for older adults in Longmont and surrounding rural areas.
longmontmeals.org
Project Angel Heart (Denver): $24,000 to provide nutritious, home-delivered meals for older adults living with life-threatening illnesses.
projectangelheart.org
January - June 2011
Brothers Redevelopment, Inc. (Denver): $75,000 for the Home Maintenance and Repair Program, which provides affordable home repairs and modifications for low-income older adult homeowners.
brothersredevelopment.org
Catholic Charities (Denver): $20,000 to support programs for low-income older adults and their families.
ccdenver.org
Continuing Legal Education in Colorado (Denver): $8,000 to print an updated version of the Senior Law Handbook.
cobar.org/cle
Lutheran Family Services of Colorado (Denver): $12,000 for care management, counseling, and information and referral services to low-income older adults and their caregivers.
lfsco.org
Meals on Wheels of Boulder (Boulder): $24,000 to provide home-delivered meals to homebound older adults in Boulder.
mowboulder.org
Rose Community Foundation (Denver): $5,000 to support a project manager, facilitator and grant writer for a Housing and Urban Development Sustainable Communities Regional Planning Grant. The grant was jointly funded by the Foundation’s Aging and Child and Family Development program areas.
rcfdenver.org
TLC Meals on Wheels (Centennial): $5,000 to provide home-delivered meals to homebound older adults in south metro Denver.
tlcmealsonwheels.org
Town of Lyons (Lyons): $1,000 to support a summit on aging for older adults and other residents of Lyons.
townoflyons.com
Washington Street Community Center (Denver): $8,000 for the Center’s Senior Program, which provides information, referral and direct services to older adults who live independently in their homes.
wscc-denver.org
Yondorf & Associates (Denver): $2,210 to provide facilitation for a retreat of Rose Community Foundation’s Committee on Aging.