We’re proud to share that, after months of thoughtful collaboration, our Board of Directors has officially adopted a new Strategic Plan to guide Eagle Valley Community Foundation through the next chapter of impact. Rooted in community voice and designed with …
At Eagle Valley Community Foundation (EVCF), volunteers are not just helpers—they are change-makers, bridge-builders, and the very heartbeat of our mission. During National Volunteer Appreciation Week, we honor the incredible individuals who show up, day after day, to ensure that …
National Headlines, Local ImpactRecent federal budget decisions have led to significant reductions in essential health programs, including WIC, SNAP, Medicaid, immunizations, and perinatal care, including substantial cuts to Eagle Valley Community Foundation funding. These cuts are already impacting families nationwide …
Three years ago, with catalytic support from the Colorado Health Foundation, we launched a vision—one rooted in trust, equity, and the power of entrepreneurship to drive community transformation. Today, we celebrate Elevar’s 3-year anniversary—a journey of listening deeply, launching boldly, …
We believe every child deserves access to the care they need to grow up healthy, supported, and celebrated. That’s why our MIRA Program is proud to host the upcoming Día de los Niños Celebration and Youth Resource Fair—a vibrant event …
In the United States, more than 38 million people lack reliable access to nutritious meals. Right here in Eagle County, over 8,700 of our neighbors face food insecurity on a daily basis. Meanwhile, an estimated 108 billion pounds of food—nearly …
The Mobile Intercultural Resource Alliance (MIRA), a program of the Eagle Valley Community Foundation, brings culturally relevant resources directly to residents throughout Eagle County. Operating as a mobile one-stop shop, MIRA provides information and referrals, free health screenings, enrollment assistance, …
The Community Market (TCM) is at the forefront of the fight against food insecurity, serving Eagle County through its two storefronts in Gypsum and Edwards, along with mobile markets that bring fresh food to more remote areas in the county. …
At The Community Market, we’re always looking for ways to reduce waste, promote sustainability, and nourish our community. That’s why we’re thrilled to introduce our new Community Compost Program—a hands-on opportunity for volunteers to help us turn food waste into …
At Eagle Valley Community Foundation, we know that access to healthcare is just one piece of the puzzle when it comes to community well-being. Nutrition, physical activity, and culturally relevant health education are equally vital in supporting long-term wellness—especially in …
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