Community First Foundation promotes acts of giving by providing donors with strategies and tools to achieve their charitable goals. We are committed to investing gifts wisely and responsibly and distributing those resources back into the Colorado community. As of December 2018, our assets totaled $387.7 million.
The funds held at Community First Foundation are overseen by the Finance and Investment Committee of our Board of Directors. This committee is composed of business and finance professionals with financial expertise.
We use Graystone Consulting, an Outsourced Chief Investment Officer, to achieve our investment goals. Please contact us at 720.898.5900 for our fee schedules and audited financial report.
Each winter we invite individuals and nonprofits that entrust us with charitable funds to review the previous year’s fund investment performance and provide a forecast of the coming financial markets.
On March 1, 2019, in addition to a look back at 2018 and a forecast of the 2019 markets, we introduced Kelly Dunkin, our new president and CEO. We also reviewed our investment governance process, outlining five levels of oversight. If you were unable to attend, we encourage you to review the presentation and recording below.
Our Long-Term and Short-Term investment policies share the investment approaches, objectives and constraints of Community First Foundation’s pooled assets.
Learn more about us by reading an overview of our recent accomplishments, partnerships, funding activity, and financials.
The Form 990 is a tax return we file annually with the IRS as a federally tax-exempt organization. Form 990T is for tax-exempt organizations to report unrelated business income.
Our IRS determination letter reflects that the Internal Revenue Service has approved Community First Foundation as a nonprofit exempt from federal income tax.
