The Larimer County Behavioral Health Services is now accepting applications for grants through the 2023 Impact Fund Grant Program for programs and projects that support the behavioral health of Larimer County.
Donor Name: Larimer County Behavioral Health Services
State: Colorado
County:
Type of Grant: Grant
Deadline: 06/30/2023
Size of the Grant: $10,000 to $150,000
Grant Duration: 12 months
Details:
The Impact Fund Grant Program was created to invest funds each year to enrich community-based behavioral health services. Over the course of the 20-year sales tax initiative, the Impact Fund will have invested millions of dollars into local behavioral health community programming with a commitment to the following funding priorities:
- Access & Affordability
- Care Coordination & System Integration
- Early Identification & Intervention
- Stigma Reduction & Public Awareness
- Quality Care
- Prevention
Types of Grant Funding
Impact Fund grants are restricted to funding programs/projects that address the behavioral health needs of Larimer County community members. BHS currently funds organizations through two types of grants: Targeted Grants and Responsive Grants.
Funding Information
Program/Project support grants generally range from $10,000 to $150,000. Requests up to the maximum of $250,000 are considered.
Period of Performance
12 months
Eligibility Criteria
In general, eligible organizations include most entity types in operation for more than one year and providing behavioral health services, directly or indirectly, to residents of Larimer County.
Specifically:
- Have an EIN and be in good standing with the IRS
- Organizations are based in the U.S. with a valid Tax ID # and U.S. bank account
- Organizations must be doing business for at least one year (from Sept. 1, 2021) and be able to demonstrate how they currently generate impact in an application
BHS does not offer general operating support grants. BHS grant dollars are restricted funds for the purpose of providing behavioral health services, directly or indirectly, to residents of Larimer County and limit the overhead costs to 20% of the budget.
Exclusions
In general, Behavioral Health Services will NOT fund:
- General operating budgets or budget deficits of established organizations
- Organizations that do not serve Larimer County residents
- Organizations and/or programs that willfully discriminate against a particular class of individuals or require membership in a certain religion
- Lobbying, political campaigns, or legislative issues
- Individuals, teams, and/or unaffiliated clubs
- Debt retirement
- Fundraising or sponsorship events
- Capital campaigns
- Endowments
- Restitution
- Efforts with the purpose of re-granting the funds
- Equipment over $5,000
- Organizations that do not provide direct or indirect behavioral health-related services
- More than 25% of an organization’s annual operating income/revenue
- Requests that supplant public (government) funding.
For more information, visit Impact Fund.
