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Citizens Grant Review Board
Meetings
- No meetings are currently scheduled
Members
- Cindy Lamar
- Vega Brhely
- Sally Sparhawk
- Kelly Pazar
- Ashley Todey
- Tammy Baar
- Judy Clauson
- Rhonda Coxon, Town Liaison
The Citizen’s Grant Review Board manages the process for which non-profits in the Roaring Fork Valley can apply to the town for grant funding. They evaluate applications and award grants in a manner that serves the best interests of the Snowmass Village community.
Timeline for Grants
The Town of Snowmass Village Community Grant for 2020
If you are a non-profit organization interested in a grant from the Town, we encourage you to apply for the 2020 Town Community Grant.
- Completed applications will be due 5 p.m., Tuesday, December 31, 2019.
- The Town Budget was just adopted and the Citizen Grant Review Board will meet in early January and make recommendations to the Town Council.
- The budget and purpose of the grants was also expanded to include art and other community purposes in addition to Health and Human Services.
- Approval/denial will be made by the Town Council in early 2020.
- Approved grant funds will be distributed in spring 2020.
Grant Evaluation Criteria:
Approved grant monies will be distributed in spring of 2020. The Town Council adopted the following criteria for the Citizen’s Grant Review Board to use for the 2019-2020 grant cycle:
To be eligible for a grant the applicant must be (1) a health and human service agency that provides a continuum of health care services including prevention, intervention, treatment, education and outreach programs (regardless of the client’s ability to pay); and/or (2) a nonprofit organization that addresses significant problems such as, but not limited to, the natural environment, sustainability, health or welfare of our community or seeks to enrich the quality of life for residents of Snowmass Village.