Sharing the Health

The Rocky Mountain Health Foundation links people and organizations with the funds they need to promote better health in Colorado.

GRANT MAKING

Rocky Mountain Health Foundation strives to improve the health of western slope Coloradans. We are a catalyst and collaborator for innovative healthcare approaches.

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BABY & ME

The Baby & Me Tobacco Free project is an evidence based, smoking cessation program incentivizing pregnant women to stop smoking by giving them free diapers for up to a year after their baby is born.

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Grants Funded

$3,215,300

Total Awarded

Counties Served

News

Foundation Awards $417,000 to Health-Focused Nonprofits

Nearly 150,000 people across 22 Western Slope counties will benefit from funding recently awarded...

15 Health-Related Non-Profit Organizations receive $271,000

During its first cycle of 2020, Rocky Mountain Health Foundation awarded more than a quarter of a...

Rocky Mountain Health Foundation Announces 2020 Grant Opportunities

Rocky Mountain Health Foundation announces two funding cycle deadlines for 2020: 1/10/2020 and 7/...

Health-Related Non-Profit Organizations in 15 counties/21 cities receive $450,000

33 organizations in 15 Western Slope counties received nearly half of a million dollars for healt...

Rocky Mountain Health Foundation selects 30 grant partners to improve health; invests $468,300

Thirty Western Slope nonprofit organizations received a total of $468,300 for the first cycle of ...

2018 Q4 Grant Recipients

Sixteen Western Slope nonprofit organizations received a total of $211,500 for the final quarter ...

2018 Q3 Grant Recipients

Rocky Mountain Health Foundation Invests $268,000; Selects 19 Grant Partners Nineteen nonprofi...

2018 Q2 Grant Recipients

Rocky Mountain Health Foundation Awards Grants $251,500 to 15 Nonprofit Organizations Fifteen ...

2018 Q1 Grant Recipients

Rocky Mountain Health Foundation Awards Grants $239,000 to 10 Nonprofit Organizations Ten nonp...

Foundation formed from sale of Rocky may be grant source

Health programs on the Western Slope could see some direct benefits from the sale of Rocky Mounta...