**Please check back in early June of 2026 for details for the 2027 Grant Program! 

Deadline will be early August 2026 - make sure you put these dates on your calendars!**

The Town of Breckenridge is proud to offer support to our local non-profits through a yearly grant process.  Every year the Town provides an opportunity for non-profits seeking support to apply through a county-wide grant program. The Towns of Breckenridge, Frisco, Silverthorne, and Dillon accept applications for cash and in-kind grants once a year.    

All applications will only be accepted via the on-line grant application at Summit Grants.  No applications may be e-mailed or mailed or submitted in any other form.  

For the 2027 grant cycle, all cash and in-kind grant applications will be due early August 2026.  The program will launch in June of 2026.

This is the only opportunity to request a grant for the 2027 calendar year.  No other non-profit funding requests will be considered in 2027.

Continuing for 2027

If applying for in-kind use of Town facilities managed by Breckenridge Creative Arts (BCA), you must apply directly with Breck Create.  Please e-mail Neal Kerr at Neal@breckcreate.org.  All BCA managed facilities will be awarded in a separate Grants Program directly with Breck Create.

All applications must be submitted at Summit Grants. No late submissions will be considered.  Any questions can be sent to grants@townofbreckenridge.com. 

For all the details on the Town of Breckenridge Grants Program, please start with reading over this outline.  This outline goes over eligibility requirements and will go through all the steps on the process.  Again, please read over whether this is a first-time application or the tenth year. 

The new on-line application requires the applicant to confirm that they have read the Application Guidelines for the municipality they are applying with.  Here are the Town of Breckenridge Guidelines for your review:  

Cash Grant 2026 Guidelines- once read, you may return to the application and check-off the box for Breckenridge

In-Kind Grant 2026 Guidelines - once read, you may return to the application and check-off the box for Breckenridge

To highlight the Eligibility Requirements, please note the below:

• Have a 501(c)(3) public charity status or operate under the fiscal sponsorship of a tax-exempt nonprofit. Individuals will not be considered for funding;
• Serve the people of Breckenridge and/or the Upper Blue River area (from Hoosier Pass to Farmers Korner);
• Be registered as a Colorado nonprofit organization with the Colorado Secretary of State and be organized in the State of Colorado; and
• If organization received past support, whether cash or in-kind, a final report is required to be submitted as part of the grant application.  The report must include:
  • statistics on Upper Blue/Breckenridge population served by the organization,
  • description of what was accomplished with the grant, how the grant was used, how it was done,
  • evidence as to the extent the goal(s) were reached, and
  • if anything changed from the original application, specifics on what changed.

Please contact Peyton Rogers at peytonr@townofbreckenridge.com or at 970-547-3166 with any questions.