Community Grants
We empower local nonprofits to expand their impact on community health, amplifying care without duplicating efforts.
Who Should Apply
Our community grants are designed to support 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations and public agencies that align with our mission to bridge gaps in health and wellness. We look for partners who are deeply embedded in the community and capable of driving measurable impact in areas like these.
Funding Priorities
BridgeWell is honored to support a diverse range of organizations dedicated to a healthier Northern Colorado.
Community Grants
Funding nonprofits working to advance health and wellness for our community.
- Mental health
- Cognitive health
- Crisis health
- Dental support
- Veterans services
Blue Star Fund
We support local organizations advancing veterans’ health and wellness through care, connection, stability, and community.
- Medical transport
- Alternative therapies
- Chronic pain support
- Sleep therapy
- Anxiety & depression care
- Case management
Through our network of partners, we connect veterans to:
- Transportation to appointments
- Wraparound case management
- Supportive communities
- Emergency financial assistance
- Resource navigation
HEARTSafe Community Coalition
Working together to improve patient outcomes for out-of-hospital cardiac arrests.
- AED placement
- CPR training for adults
- CPR training for students
- Battery and pad replacement
- Pulsepoint verification
- First-on-the-scene training
Our 3-year targets for community safety:
- 213 AEDs placed or replaced
- 3,000 community members trained
- Expanded hemorrhage control program
Partners
Get Started
Ready to take the next step? Get started with your community grant application now.
Application Process
Review Funding Priorities
Ensure your mission aligns with our areas of focus.
Apply
Complete our brief application form and submit required documentation.
Review
Our team reviews your application and reaches out if we have questions.
Award Notification
We notify you of your application status and communicate with you directly about recognition and reporting requirements.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
We support 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations, schools, and community groups in Larimer and Weld Counties that align with our mission of health and community wellness.
Applications for mental and cognitive health, as well as crisis health and dental, are accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis. The process includes submitting a proposal, budget, and organizational information. Our grants committee reviews all applications and makes decisions within 4-8 weeks.
Community grant awards typically range from $2,500 to $20,000, depending on the project scope, organizational capacity, and available funding.
We consider multi-year grants on a case-by-case basis for programs with demonstrated impact and sustainability plans. Most grants are awarded annually.
Latest Guides & Reports
Endowment Policy
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Financial Audit Policy
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Segregation of Duties Policy
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