Colorado Gives Day
Sets Records

Thank you, Larimer County, for your spectacular support of local nonprofits on Colorado Gives Day! Nearly $719,000 was raised for organizations in our region, as part of the record-breaking $20 million statewide total.

 

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Nonprofits in Our Community

Poudre Landmarks Foundation

Poudre Landmarks Foundation finds great value in local history and historic buildings. We are committed to preserving the past and sharing it with the Fort Collins community. PLF manages the 1879 Avery House and the 1882 Water Works and offers numerous educational opportunities. We envision a community that understands, appreciates, and values its past. Poudre Landmarks Foundation works to realize this vision by pursuing our mission of preserving, restoring, protecting, and interpreting the architectural and cultural heritage of the Fort Collins area. Join us for weekly tours of the Avery House, exploring the Water Works facility, an old-fashioned Fourth of July, our annual Historic Homes Tour, or other educational opportunities.

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McKee Medical Center Foundation

The McKee Medical Center Foundation raises funds and friends for the health and wellness of our community.

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Loveland Youth Gardeners

The mission of LYG is to cultivate skills, stewardship and service in young people through sustainable gardening and healthy living practices.

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Alliance for Suicide Prevention of Larimer County

The Alliance for Suicide Prevention of Larimer County was founded in 1989, in response to the high number of suicide deaths in Larimer County. Since our beginning, we have worked to prevent suicide by raising awareness and educating the community and have reached out to support families whose lives have been devastated by suicide. Since we were founded, Larimer County's suicide rate has dropped from being one of the highest in Colorado to being below the state average; however, the battle to save the lives of those who are suicidal and those suffering from depression or bipolar disorder are far from over. Although we have made progress, our suicide rates remain higher than the national average. We are a nonprofit [501(c)(3)] organization with an active Board of Directors. Currently, we have two full-time employees and are fortunate to have over 20 active, dedicated volunteers who help us provide services directly to the community.

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