(COLORADO SPRINGS) — Pikes Peak United Way (PPUW) announced $700,680 in grants for the 2023-2024 fiscal year.
The grants are going toward 29 nonprofits split over three different areas; youth success, health, and family stability, along with the PPUW vision to support the Colorado Springs community.
“We are thrilled to be able to award each of these deserving organizations this year,” said Elizabeth Quevedo, Director of Community Impact. “We are so grateful to our wonderful community members and donors who helped make this possible, and we are eager to see the lives that will be impacted.”
PPUW shared the following nonprofits selected to receive grants:
Peak Education
Assistance League of Colorado Springs
The Place
Forge Evolution
Junior Achievement of Southern Colorado
CASA of the Pikes Peak Region
Court Care of the Pikes Peak Region
Fostering Hope Foundation
Early Connections
CPCD
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Colorado
Partners in Housing
Lutheran Social Services
Hope & Home
Catholic Charities
Crossfire Ministries
Silver Key Senior Services
Homeward Pikes Peak
TESSA
Greccio Housing
Community of Caring
Mt. Carmel Veterans Service Center
Tri-Lake Cares
Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern Colorado
Safe Passage
Care and Share Food Bank
Dream Centers
Serenity Recovery Connection
The Resource Exchange
PPUW estimates the grants will help 70,000 people in the Pikes Peak region.
