2 survey respondents
Location: Po Box 1159, Longmont, 80502 CO
EIN: 84-6270492
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Grant Applicant - applied in 2020
The biggest surprise - HARD COPIES. With very specific collation requirements.
Doesn't "get" nonprofits and issues, Difficult to work with, Culturally incompetent, Bureaucratic
Colorado
Current or former grantee
Funded for lesser amount
2020
Bad
During their 2020 grant cycle (height of the initial wave of the pandemic, businesses shut down, etc) they refused to accept grant applications virtually. This required our grant writer to use her home printer to print over 100 pages and deliver it to the bank.
Average
With a recent shift in banks that are hosting the fund, it has gotten more insular, requiring a prior grantee relationship with the funder to receive communication. This excludes new or emerging programs from engaging.
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Reviewer 517 - Grant Applicant - applied in 2018
This funder only works in the St. Vrain Valley School District in Colorado. Guaranty Bank's Trust Department manages the application process. Done in conjunction with the Ray Lanyon fund. Grant may come from either source.
Friendly, "Gets" nonprofits and issues
Colorado
Current or former grantee
Funded for lesser amount
2018
Good
Good
Still into lots of paper copies. Not an on-line process.
If you aren't local, don't bother. Seem to support mostly grass roots organizations. Grants seem to range between $1,000 to $10,000.
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