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JVA Consulting partnership with the Telluride Foundation supports economic recovery in rural southwest Colorado
In partnership with the National Center for Social Entrepreneurs, JVA Consulting is working with the Telluride Foundation to administer its recently awarded Department of Health and Human Services Strengthening Communities Fund (SCF) grant for the west ends of San Miguel, … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Favorite clients, Jobs/economic development, News you can use, Rural nonprofits, Social enterprise
Tagged American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, Capacity building, Department of Health and Human Services, JVA Consulting, National Center for Social Entrepreneurs, Nonprofit Building Capacity Program, Paradox Community Trust: Strengthening Communities Fund, Strengthening Communities Fund, Telluride Foundation
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Tough times won’t keep Summit Cancer Solutions down
Littleton, Colorado-based nonprofit Summit Cancer Solutions has offered cancer-specific exercise programs to cancer patients and survivors for the last eight years. Like so many other nonprofit organizations in recent months, Summit Cancer Solutions’ funding sources are strained due to the … Continue reading →