The Longmont Community Foundation is looking to get your opinion -- what are the community's strengths and challenges?  How is the Longmont Community Foundation adressing these challenges?  Take our simple survey today (we're not kidding, it's only 13 questions).  As a bonus, by completing the survey you will be entered in a drawing to win one of three $50 Visa gift cards.  Thanks for participating

Congratulations to the Circles Project for winning this year's Collaborative Excellence Award and to Leona Stoecker for winning the Giving Spark Award.

LCF wants to celebrate and recognize your successful partnering efforts.  This award recognizes organizations that successfully come together to develop strategic partnering initiatives that better address a specific issue or need in Longmont and/or the the St. Vrain Valley.

Join us for this year's Giving Celebration

Reserve your tickets today for our annual celebration of philanthropy in our community.

Friday, October 21st, 2011

6 - 8:30 p.m.

@ Amgen's Longmont campus
  $60 per person or$450 for a table of 8

click here to go to our donation page and purchase tickets

Building on our theme, "What's your Charitable Story," The Longmont Community Foundation wants to recognize a person in our community for his/her impact with a nonprofit organization.  The Giving Spark Award celebrates the charitable spirit of our community.  We want to learn the story about what sparked this person's passion and recognize his/her actions at LCF's Giving Celebration event in October.  This year's Giving Spark Award recipient will receive a $1,000 award to donate to the nonprofit of his/her choice.

Download the nomination form and rules here.

LCF's 2010 Annual Report is available now for review.  Last year we provided $228,745 in grants.  This year we're on track to do even more.  Download our annual report here

Jordan Holloway, 11, with the help of his mother Erin Murray, recently established the Rory Holloway Foundation -- a charitable fund in memory of his father, who committed suicide in May 2007. Proceeds will benefit individuals who cannot afford proper medical care for their mental issues.  Read more about Jordan and the Rory Holloway Foundation on Times Call's website 

The Board of Directors and Staff of the Longmont Community Foundation invite you to our Scholarship and Community Service Award Reception.  Help us to congratulate the recipients along with our special guest, Mr. Don Haddad, Superintendent of the St. Vrain Valley School District.

AAUW Community Action Grant Available:

To support projects that help break down barriers among people of all ages, ethnic origins, and gender.

To download the guidelines and application right click the link below and save to your computer.

AAUW Community Action Grant Application and Guidelines

The Longmont Communty Foundation is thankful for the involvement of businesses that are members of our Business Partners Program. Participants in our Business Partners Program receive recognition at our three major events and throughout the year. 

OUR HISTORY
The notion for creating the Longmont Community Foundation began in 1988 and was formalized in 1994.