The Spirit of Philanthropy in Brighton, Colorado
The Brighton Legacy Foundation promotes the spirit of philanthropy and improves the quality of life for all residents in Brighton, Colorado
Our Partners: Brighton Employee Charities
The Brighton Employee Charities (BEC) is committed to enhancing the lives of children and families in the Brighton community by providing resources to make a positive impact throughout the year. We rely on contributions by both the City of Brighton Employees and Community Partnerships. In 2023, BEC collaborated with Brighton Legacy Foundation to help improve the community and found that working together would benefit both organizations and more importantly help to increase or enhance the programs and funding offered to residents in need.
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Midyear Grants are here!
The Brighton Legacy Foundation is excited to now offer mini grants, for up to $500 per grant. These grants can be applied for at any time. Up to six mini grants will be awarded annually.
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2023 Grant Recipients
The Brighton Legacy Foundation proudly selected the following non-profits to receive grants for 2023:
- Senior Law Day — $2,000
- Brothers Redevelopment — $10,000
- CASA — $3,000
- Colorado Learning Center of Human Anatomy — $1,000
- Family Tree — $5,000
- Food Bank of the Rockies — $12,000
- Friends of Barr Lake — $1,000
- Kids First Health — $3,000
- Pennock Center — $10,000
- Reaching Hope — $10,000
- Richard Lambert Foundation — $8,000
- Sparkling Kindness — $5,000
- St. Augustine Food Bank — $14,000
- Calvary Food Pantry — $5,000
- Food for Hope — $5,000
Thank you to the City of Brighton for the funding.
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GuideStar Non-Profit Report
Our programming is generously supported by the City of Brighton, Colorado