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Steamboat Springs, Colorado

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Community Grants

Call for Community Grant Proposals

The Grant Committee, a subset of the Steamboat Springs Education Fund Board (EFB), is excited to announce its grants program for the coming year. Community Grant applications will be vetted by the Grant Committee and awarded by the Board in a competitive process based on available funds. Community Grants are awarded to community organizations that provide educational programming for students in the K-12 public schools in Routt County.

Each grant application is reviewed and recommended for funding based on merit and should be aligned with the Fund’s mission. Past funding is not a guarantee of future funding. Community Grants require collaboration with the districts.

Community Grant recipients from the Spring 2022 granting cycle included Integrated Community,  Northwest Colorado Health, Opera Steamboat, Partners in Routt County, Rocky Mountain Youth Corps, Steamboat Symphony Orchestra, Junior Achievement, Steamboat Dance Theatre, STARS, and Yampatika.

Schedule:

  • January 13, 2023 – Community Grant Applications are due
  • May 17, 2023 – Community Grants awarded by the Board 

Funds are to be deployed in the following academic school year.

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Please Join Us:
All board meetings are open to the public. Meetings are held in the Steamboat Springs School District Administration Building at 325 7th Street in Steamboat. Please fill out a contact form if you want to be included on the meeting notice list.

Check out our complete schedule of meetings HERE.

The Steamboat Springs Education Fund (SSEF) is a nonprofit, independent corporation that administers the proceeds of the half-cent sales tax—five cents on a $10 purchase. The half-cent city sales tax was originally approved by Steamboat voters in 1993 to fund “public K-12 educational purposes.” The tax was extended by voter approval in three subsequent elections. In 2009, voters extended the tax and expanded the purpose to share a portion of the proceeds of the tax with other Routt County public schools. Since 1993, more than $75M has been granted directly for public K-12 education in Routt County.

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