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TGYS Youth and Community Partnership Grant

The Tony Grampsas Youth Services Program (TGYS) annual Youth and Community Partnership Grant promotes and deepens youth and community influence in the policies and decisions that affect Colorado’s marginalized populations. TGYS envisions an increase in collaboration and inclusion of youth and community members' voices to prevent youth crime and violence; youth alcohol, tobacco and other drug use; student dropout; and child abuse and neglect.

The Youth and Community Partnership Grant request for application (RFA) is carefully designed to boost equitable access to funds for organizations serving marginalized populations that face barriers, rural areas, frontier counties, and tribal entities. Youth and community involvement is required throughout this grant process.

Grant details

Please be advised that the Youth and Community Partnership Grant will not be offered for the 2026-2027 calendar year. We remain committed to our mission of supporting local initiatives and will share updates regarding future funding opportunities as they become available. While this specific fund is on pause, our dedication to your work is not. We value the incredible impact our partners make every day. Thank you for your ongoing commitment to our community’s youth.

Got questions?

If you have questions about the grant or the RFA process, email Krystina Freeman at krystina.freeman@state.co.us.