Larimer County Nonprofits Can Keep On Helping: Awarded $1 Million in Relief Money

The Northern Colorado COVID-19 Response Fund is a partnership between the Community Foundation of Northern Colorado and United Way of Larimer County.

Since March, the fund has distributed $1,001,497 after receiving 108 applications, with requests totaling $1,951,817.

Fund donations come from companies, individual donors and other charitable organizations. The third round of distribution totaled $466,875.

Per the Coloradoan, here's the 31 Larimer County agencies who received funds during the third round of distribution:

• Alternatives to Violence – $14,000
• America’s Kid’s Belong – $24,000
• Boys & Girls Club of Larimer County – $20,000
• Break Free Inc. dba Free Our Girls – $5,000
• Catholic Charities – $25,000
• CASA of Larimer County – $10,000
• ChildSafe – $5,000
• Crossroads Ministry of Estes – $20,000
• Crossroads Safehouse – $14,000
• Early Childhood Council of Larimer County – $25,000
• Ensight Skills Center – $5,000
• The Family Center/La Familia – $10,000
• Finally Home – $9,225
• FoCo Cafe – $25,000
• Foster and Adoptive Families – $3,500
• Grand Family Coalition – $8,000
• Good Samaritan Society, Fort Collins Village – $25,000
• Homeward Alliance – $20,000
• House of Neighborly Service – $25,000
• Light of the Rockies Christian Counseling – $10,000
• McKee Wellness Foundation – $25,000
• The Nappie Project – $14,150
• Neighbor to Neighbor – $15,000
• Outreach Fort Collins – $10,000
• Royal Family KIDS Larimer County c/o Timberline Church – $7,200
• Salud Family Health Center – $11,000
• Salvation Army of Fort Collins – $7,000
• Serve 6.8 – $25,000
• Teaching Tree Early Childhood Learning Center – $20,000
• Warehouse Business Accelerator – $25,000
• Young Life Northern Colorado – $4,800