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A real scored funder list for a Colorado after-school nonprofit. Every yes, no and red flag quotes the filing it came from.
Scored for Cornerstone Learning Alliance — after-school tutoring and youth mentoring in Colorado, $800,000 budget, $25,000 typical ask. Yours would be scored for your own state and sector.
137,259 funders — private foundations and grantmaking charities, from IRS filings — plus 869 open federal grants. Rebuilt on every IRS release.
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Best fit
92Temple Hoyne Buell FoundationBased in Denver, Colorado, with 198 education grants on file. Accepts applications. Typical grant ($26,200) fits a $25,000 ask.
Hard no
12Tuscarawas County Community FoundatAll of its grants with a location went to Ohio, not Colorado.
The trap
50Margulf FoundationOnly funds organizations it invites. Gives in Colorado, with 74 education grants on file.
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12 of 137,259, picked to show the range
Grantlas holds 2,399 Colorado funders on file. These 12 run from 92 down to 12, chosen to show what a fit, a flag and a hard no look like. Open a row for the reasoning and the giving history behind its score.
Temple Hoyne Buell FoundationFitFit score 92Typical $26,200Deadline Not statedNo flags foundWhy
Based in Denver, Colorado, with 198 education grants on file. Accepts applications. Typical grant ($26,200) fits a $25,000 ask.
Gates Family FoundationFitFit score 90Typical $25,000Deadline Submit by Mar 15 & Sep 1No flags foundWhy
Based in Denver, Colorado, with 72 education grants on file. Accepts applications. Typical grant ($25,000) fits a $25,000 ask.
Daniels FundFitFit score 84Typical $14,091Deadline Rolling — no deadlineNo flags foundWhy
Based in Denver, Colorado, with 1189 education grants on file. Accepts applications. Typical grant ($14,091) fits a $25,000 ask.
Western Colorado Community Foundation IncFitFit score 83Typical $16,830Grants over $5,000 onlyDeadline Not statedNo flags foundWhy
Gives in Colorado, with 56 education grants on file. Check its website for an open grant round: its Form 990 doesn’t say whether it takes applications.
Southern Colorado Community FoundatFitFit score 81Typical $15,000Grants over $5,000 onlyDeadline Not statedNo flags foundWhy
Gives in Colorado, with 105 education grants on file. Check its website for an open grant round: its Form 990 doesn’t say whether it takes applications.
The Denver FoundationFitFit score 81Typical $26,500Grants over $5,000 onlyDeadline Not statedNo flags foundWhy
Gives in Colorado, with 203 education grants on file. Check its website for an open grant round: its Form 990 doesn’t say whether it takes applications.
Aspen Community FoundationFitFit score 79Typical $15,000Grants over $5,000 onlyDeadline Not statedNo flags foundWhy
Gives in Colorado, with 70 education grants on file. Check its website for an open grant round: its Form 990 doesn’t say whether it takes applications.
Colorado Gives FoundationFitFit score 69Typical $17,814Grants over $5,000 onlyDeadline Not statedNo flags foundWhy
Gives in Colorado, with 155 education grants on file. Check its website for an open grant round: its Form 990 doesn’t say whether it takes applications.
Christian Community Foundation IncFitFit score 67Typical $19,900Grants over $5,000 onlyDeadline Not statedNo flags foundWhy
Gives in Colorado, with 180 education grants on file. Check its website for an open grant round: its Form 990 doesn’t say whether it takes applications.
Margulf FoundationFitFit score 50Typical $30,000Deadline Not statedInvitation onlyWhy
Only funds organizations it invites. Gives in Colorado, with 74 education grants on file.
Douglas County 4-H Foundation IncFitFit score 30Typical $600Deadline Submit by Feb 1 & Jul 15Grants too smallWhy
Largest grant on file is $2,500, below a $25,000 ask. Typical grant is $600.
Tuscarawas County Community FoundatFitFit score 12Typical $10,000Deadline Submit by Jun 15Funds OH onlyWhy
All of its grants with a location went to Ohio, not Colorado.
Cornerstone Learning Alliance is invented, so nobody’s real numbers sit on a public page. The foundations are real, and every figure is read from that funder’s own 990-PF or Form 990 filing.
Every figure above is a field on the funder’s own 990-PF or Form 990 (FY2024–FY2025) · recomputed November 1, 2026.
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869 open federal grants. 2 fit this org.
The rest are the wrong field, the wrong applicant, or closed. Here is what is left, quoting each notice's own eligibility line rather than summarising it, so you can check the call.
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OJJDP FY 2026 Mentoring for Youth Impacted by Opioids and Other Substance Use
Eligible applicants: Government, Nonprofits, Education
Office of Juvenile Justice Delinquency Prevention · O-OJJDP-2026-172743Closes Nov 16, 2026Award $0–$2,000,000 - Yes
OJJDP FY 2026 Expanding Youth Access to Community-Based Treatment
Eligible applicants: Government, Nonprofits
Office of Juvenile Justice Delinquency Prevention · O-OJJDP-2026-172737Closes Nov 16, 2026Award $0–$650,000
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