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Today, we're proud to announce that the Neighbor to Neighbor- COVID-19 Fund Committee made $100,000 in grants to the community. We're so grateful for the generosity of our community that allows us to provide this help. Special Thanks to Xilinx, Longmont for their very generous support of $68,000 to the Neighbor to Neighbor Fund!
Per our promise to the community, we're not charging anything to collect donations and distribute grants from the Neighbor to Neighbor fund. (It's simple; we raised $100,000 and are granting out a total of $100,000 to the following charities):
- A Woman's Work - $10,700
- Agape Family Services - $1,800
- Attention Homes (Attention Inc) - $1,700
- Boulder County AIDS Project - $700
- Boulder Shelter for the Homeless - $1,800
- Center for People with Disabilities - $700
- Children First of the Rockies - $1,300
- Colorado Friendship- $3,300
- Community Food Share, Inc. - $13,000
- Cultivate! - $2,500
- Dental Aid, Inc.- $2,800
- El Comite de Longmont, Inc. - $7,000
- EFAA - Atwood Shelter - $1,400
- Friends of the Longmont Senior Center - $2,100
- Growing Gardens of Boulder County - $1,200
- HOPE - $2,700
- I Have a Dream Foundation of Boulder County -$1,300
- Imagine Foundation - $2,100
- Inn Between of Longmont -$3,700
- Intercambio de Comunidades - $1,200
- Longmont Food Rescue - $500
- Longmont Meals on Wheels.- $2,300
- Longs Peak Hospital Foundation - Responders Relief - $2,800
- OUR Center- $12,300
- Recovery Cafe Longmont - $1,800
- Safe Shelter of St. Vrain Valley - $4,000
- Second Wind Fund of Boulder County - $900
- Senior Housing Options (Cinnamon Park Longmont) - $2,100
- St. Benedict Health and Healing Ministry - $1,700
- Street Dog Coalition - $300
- The Pearl Group, Inc. - $2,000
- Thrive - Transformation at Work - $500
- YMCA of Northern Colorado - $5,800
Thanks to these nonprofits for all they are doing for our community! Watch for our second round of grants soon.
