The decision to cut the federal program eliminated $7.6 million for schools and child care sites to purchase fresh, local food.

The addition could help improve maternity and birth outcomes in the state, particularly for women of color.

Pine River Shares works to reestablish the production of local produce across Southwestern Colorado valley.

Two new initiatives provide mental and behavioral health support to patients and providers in a state where unintentional overdose and suicide are the two leading causes of death for new moms.

High suicide rates and a study completed in 2024 highlighted struggles among the aging population in rural central Colorado.

The Dearfield Fund for Black Wealth helps Black Coloradans make down payments to purchase homes and build generational equity.

Language justice was identified as a key priority for improving family incomes and decreasing reliance on county services.

Thousands of pounds of food now land on pantry shelves after festival gatherings in Aspen, Telluride, Vail and elsewhere.

In Mesa County, a federally funded program allows participants to afford their homes by building them themselves.

A unique funding model, which The Colorado Trust supported, helped residents purchase their mobile home communities in Colorado.