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Community Emergency Relief Fund opens new round of funding

Community Emergency Relief Fund opens new round of funding

du1-i-syn A total of about $50,000 will be available for grants ranging from $1,500 to $5,000 to nonprofit organizations offering…

StoneAge secures hard-to-get N95 masks

StoneAge secures hard-to-get N95 masks

Durango firm working with Chinese distributors to bring PPEs to the Four Corners

Coalition forms to help restaurant workers prepare meals for those in need

Coalition forms to help restaurant workers prepare meals for those in need

Durangoans collaborate to ease burden of the dine-in ban

Dolores donates to town park, livestock training

Dolores donates to town park, livestock training

Citizens donate to playground, livestock training

Montezuma Habitat for Humanity hires new director

Montezuma Habitat for Humanity hires new director

Moseley has construction management background

February 21, 2020

Manna helps Fort Lewis College students enroll in federal food assistance

Manna helps Fort Lewis College students enroll in federal food assistance

Benefits allow undergraduates to obtain fruits and vegetables otherwise out of reach

February 3, 2020

Annual Cowbelles quilt hanging downtown

Annual Cowbelles quilt hanging downtown

tickets available for purchase; drawing will be Feb. 8

January 9, 2020

Bayfield fitness center brings holiday cheer to pups

Bayfield fitness center brings holiday cheer to pups

Fundraiser raises food, funds for Annie’s Orphans

December 26, 2019

Rotary Club, students collaborate in Dolores food giveaway

Rotary Club, students collaborate in Dolores food giveaway

The program was the brainchild of firefighter Jerry Whited, who approached the Dolores Rotary Club with the idea of giving…

December 23, 2019

Dolores begins senior gift program

Dolores begins senior gift program

gift tree provides holiday cheer for elders

December 10, 2019

Deadline to participate in Angel trees is coming soon

Deadline to participate in Angel trees is coming soon

Employees of The Journal pose next to the angel tree that helps provide gifts for needy children and families. Buy…

December 9, 2019

As Giving Tuesday approaches, nonprofits look to critical giving season

As Giving Tuesday approaches, nonprofits look to critical giving season

Colorado Gives Day can make charitable gifts go further

December 1, 2019

Big Brothers Big Sisters in dire financial need

Big Brothers Big Sisters in dire financial need

Revenues from grants, special events and donations in decline

November 23, 2019

Onward! announces grant awards

Onward! announces grant awards

30 recipients receive funds

November 18, 2019

Haircuts, clothing and more provided to Four Corners vets

Haircuts, clothing and more provided to Four Corners vets

annual Veterans Stand Down held at fairgrounds in Durango

October 17, 2019

Cortez bike race donates $66,000 for youth programs

Cortez bike race donates $66,000 for youth programs

12 Hours of Mesa Verde donates $66,000

September 27, 2019

Blood drive held at Montezuma-Cortez High School

Blood drive held at Montezuma-Cortez High School

‘It’s something easy that almost anyone can do’

September 24, 2019

Men to don heels for Women’s Resource Center fundraiser

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Men to don heels for Women’s Resource Center fundraiser

registration open until Friday; event set for Sept. 5

August 30, 2019

Fort Lewis College Foundation sets fundraising record

Fort Lewis College Foundation sets fundraising record

Donations reach ‘every corner of campus’

August 30, 2019

Garden Project starts weekly fresh produce distribution

Garden Project starts weekly fresh produce distribution

Nonprofit aims to improve residents’ health

No know-how? No problem at Powerhouse’s new Tinker Lab

No know-how? No problem at Powerhouse’s new Tinker Lab

Learning exhibit is part of long-term museum transformation

Faith-based alliance seeks temporary shelters for homeless

Faith-based alliance seeks temporary shelters for homeless

Shelters would operate November through March

Does La Plata County have too many nonprofits?

Does La Plata County have too many nonprofits?

Directors recognize the danger of overlapping services, donor fatigue

Nonprofits turn to individuals, grants when business donations decline

Nonprofits turn to individuals, grants when business donations decline

economy has taken some hits, but private donors help resiliency