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Southwest Colorado Gives

Southwest Colorado Gives is a collaborative effort spearheaded by the Community Foundation serving Southwest Colorado to inspire generosity in our five county community and increase online giving for local participating nonprofits.

Some nonprofits in our community
  • Wolf Woods
    2020 affected Wolfwood as all of our events were cancelled due to COVID. We were able to resume some very small tours to the refuge. We do count our blessings as our donors continue to support us and we received many food donations. However, our medical costs remain high. Any support appreciated.
    DONATE
  • San Juan Development Association
    Creating a thriving and sustainable community that is inclusive of all members and businesses in Silverton and San Juan County.
    DONATE
  • Sexual Assault Services Organization
    Support victims and survivors of sexual assault in their healing journey. 1 in 4 women and 1 in 17 men in Colorado experience sexual violence during their lifetime. Join us as we provide healing advocacy and prevention education to our community to stop sexual violence before it happens.
    DONATE
  • Geothermal Greenhouse Partnership
    Geothermal Greenhouse Partnership (GGP), on San Juan River Walk in Pagosa Springs, a volunteer- & donation-driven educational park, serving the community with environmental education, year-round vegetable production, water conservation & renewable energy. GGP manages 3 greenhouses & outdoor gardens.
    DONATE
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Empower Your Passions

As a community facilitator, the Community Foundation works to increase efficiency, sustainability, and success for nonprofits and maximize effective grant making for philanthropists to make Southwest Colorado a better place to live. We can expand the culture of giving to meet the needs of our community together.

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News and Announcements

    • Thank you, Colorado! Your donations on Colorado Gives Day 2019 resulted in $39.6 million for local nonprofits in just 24 hours. Learn more.