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Welcome to Community Foundation of the Gunnison Valley’s blog, where local news, community stories, nonprofit information, and charitable vision come together to inspire and inform. Dive into our latest posts to stay connected with the heart of our community. Join us, as we work together to make a lasting impact throughout our mountain community. Together, we are CFGV – here for good.

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Investing In Our Valley’s Youth

Every year, Community Grants recipients submit reports that demonstrate the profound impact of donor investments in the Gunnison Valley. These reports provide valuable insights into how organizations are serving our community. Today, we share three stories from 2024 Community Grants recipients that highlight the incredible impact these organizations are having.

STEPping Up to the Plate

STEPping Up to the Plate

STEP is a CFGV program that offers professional guidance and curated resources in order to help local nonprofit organizations become more Sustainable, Tough, Efficient, and Purposeful.

2022 Annual Survey Results

2022 Annual Survey Results

We put out our second annual survey in December of 2022 and plan to bring it back again in November of 2023. Here’s what we learned this year.

2022 Highlights

2022 Highlights

It’s hard to believe we’re already in mid-January. Before we get too much distance between us and the end of 2022, we want to share a few highlights from last year.

A Great Time to Give Where You Live

A Great Time to Give Where You Live

As we enter the giving season, millions of people will be looking to give back to their communities. If you’re in a position to give this year, we encourage you to make at least some of your contribution here in the Gunnison Valley.

Spotlight – Local Food Security

Spotlight – Local Food Security

Food Security means having consistent, reliable, physical and economic access to sufficient food to meet dietary needs for a productive and healthy life.