A. V. Hunter Trust Grant

From A V Hunter Trust, Inc

The A.V. Hunter Trust focuses its efforts on supporting small 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations in Colorado that offer direct services to individuals living in the state, particularly targeting communities that are rural or underserved. The mission centers around aiding those in financial hardship or crisis, youth, aging adults, and individuals with disabilities.

Type of Support

Overview

The grant program from the A.V. Hunter Trust offers general operating grants to provide organizations the flexibility to meet the specific needs of those they serve in Colorado. It aims to support small nonprofit organizations operating on less than $1 million annually. Specific groups that should apply include organizations aiding people in financial hardship or crisis, youth, aging adults, and individuals with disabilities. Initial grants can go up to $10,000, with the possibility of larger amounts in the $10,000 to $20,000 range for subsequent funding based on the organization's size and project scope.

Eligibility

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Ineligibility

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Submission

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