Our vision is for a healthy and vibrant future for all Latino Coloradans.

The Latino Community Foundation of Colorado (LCFC) is a state-based philanthropic foundation—led by Latinos and for Latinos. We pursue civic, economic, and cultural opportunities that drive a more authentic narrative about Latinos in the state, and cement a healthy and vibrant future where all Latino Coloradans will prosper. LCFC’s mission is to work hand in hand with our diverse communities to create culturally responsive strategies that build influence, equity and opportunity for all Latino Coloradans.

2023 Annual Report

The Latino Community Foundation of Colorado (LCFC) is excited to announce the publication of our latest annual report, highlighting a year of remarkable milestones and transformative initiatives. Our commitment to nurturing leadership, strengthening nonprofits, and fortifying communities has driven our success in 2023.

Key achievements include:

  • Strengthening Leaders: Through Leadership Roundtables and Executive Director retreats, we have supported the personal growth and capacity of nonprofit leaders, fostering resilience and knowledge exchange.

  • Strengthening Nonprofits: Programs like Adelante Colorado, Ayuda Colorado, and the Colorado Communities of Color Loan Fund have empowered organizations to create lasting change.

  • Strengthening Communities: Initiatives such as the Latinas LEAD Power Summit and Soul Players of the Valley have enhanced community cohesion and sparked new possibilities.

  • Innovating Strong & Equitable Systems: Our partnership with the Department of Local Affairs to launch the Small Nonprofit Infrastructure grant program exemplifies our dedication to accessible, innovative solutions.

As we look to the future, our "One Community, One Legacy" $20 million endowment campaign promises to fuel innovation, invest in community leaders, and nurture a robust nonprofit ecosystem for generations.

Explore the full report to read testimonials from participants and learn more about the profound impact of our programs. Join us on this remarkable journey toward a future where every community is empowered, resilient, and unified.

United by purpose, we are building a legacy.

Small Nonprofit Infrastructure Grant Program

The Latino Community Foundation of Colorado (LCFC), in collaboration with the Colorado Department of Local Affairs (DOLA) and 7 other Regional Access Partner (RAP) organizations, is administering the Small Nonprofit Infrastructure (NPI) Grant Program. This grant program is designed to fund small nonprofit organizations and community groups working in their communities who have historically been underrepresented, underserved, or under-resourced in Colorado.

One Community. One Legacy.

A Giving Campaign to Invest in Colorado’s Latino Community

Our growth is real. Since our start in 2017, LCFC has invested $13 million in Latino communities throughout Colorado. Our giving campaign centers on a $20 million community legacy endowment fund that will honor our past, embrace our present, and position us for a bright future for generations to come.

How we serve our community

  • Communities Lead, Communities Thrive

    This multiethnic coalition of non-profit leaders have successfully championed for the passage of House Bill HS22-1356. Non-profits are a central support system for Coloradans providing critical resources that fill the gap left by government.

  • Ayuda Colorado

    Ayuda Colorado is specifically designed to support and stabilize Latino and targeted nonprofit organizations (LLS) and immigrant and refugee organizations (IRS) through direct grants, organizational capacity building, and resource acquisition.

  • Our Story Podcast

    Our Story podcast is a show where we elevate and address issues pertinent to the Latino community in Colorado and beyond. We believe that transformative change is only possible when the collective power of the Latino community is forged together.

  • Communities of Color Loan Fund

    The Colorado Communities of Color Loan Fund is a five-year revolving loan fund pilot project that will ensure access to capital to nonprofit organizations led by and serving communities of color.