PARTNERS IN PHILANTHROPY
This is the annual granting and operating fund for the Foundation. Since the beginning of the Foundation, grants from this fund have been given to over 100 non-profits that help people in Broomfield. For operating expenses, the Foundation Board and Staff work hard to keep operating costs at a minimum.

KIM WILKERSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
This scholarship is in memory of Kim Wilkerson, a Broomfield High School math teacher that passed away in 1999. It was set up as a donor advised fund and is awarded annually to a BHS student who has demonstrated desire and persistence in learning math, at any level, throughout their high school years. This is a one time $1000 scholarship per recipient.

BROOMFIELD YOUNG AUTHORS & ARTISTS
This fund was established to publish the former BYA&A booklet that included student works (drawing and written). Currently that program is on hold and input is being considered for the future of the fund.

ROTARY
Broomfield's two Rotary clubs established this as a donor advised fund in order to give additional grants in the Foundation's annual granting process. Four Rotarians sit on the Foundation's grant committee and participate in the three annual grant cycles.

LEGACY
This is the Foundation's main endowment fund. It was started by a challenge from Jack TerHar, Jr. in 1999. He was joined by Wells Fargo, Vectra, Aerosuds and Shirron, Inc. in asking the community to meet a match in order to eventually raise $1,000,000. Once the fund reaches that original goal, the $1 million will remain the principal and any interest or additional money can be used to increase granting capacity. This fund is for the future of the Foundation-it will be able to continue the granting process, even in hard times.

DISASTER RELIEF
This fund is only used in the case of a community disaster. Donations could be given to the Foundation and every penny would be used to help with expenses to improve the disaster situation. This fund was established when Maryel Manor had a fire many years ago.

SPECIAL NEEDS
This fund helps those in need when there are no resources or resources have been exhausted. Referrals are taken from other non-profit agencies that help clients. Payment is always made to the service provider, never to the individual. Examples include rent and utility assistance, dental and eye care needs, programs for foster care children when the parents cannot afford to pay, and prescription assistance.

GEORGE DICIERO SCHOLARSHIP
Scholarship was established to honor Mr. DiCiero's long and dedicated service as City Manager of Broomfield and his admiration for academic excellence of the University of Colorado, his alma mater, and other Colorado universities. The scholarship is given to someone who is pursuing a course of study that will prepare him/her for a public service position. This is a $5000/year for 4 year scholarship as long as the student maintains a 3.0 grade point.

JIMMY GRIFFIN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
This is in memory of Jimmy Griffin, who was a Legacy High School junior, and member of the football team, but passed away in a car accident in the fall of 2003. The scholarship was designed around Jimmy's compassion for others, his ability for laughter and his selflessness. It is his legacy for which this scholarship was created. This is a one time $1000 scholarship per recipient.

FRED L. SPALLONE
This is a donor advised fund established by the Spallone family.

ARC
This field of interest fund gives grants to non-profit groups that help the disabled. Monies have helped with special education learning materials and activities for adult disabled programs.

F.R.I.E.N.D.S. OF BROOMFIELD
This designated fund gives grants to specifically help with programs and operating costs for this local non-profit.

YOUTH FUND
The Foundation's Youth Advisory Committee makes recommendations to the Foundation Board of Directors for program assistance that benefit youth in Broomfield. Examples have included Broomstock, Broomfield Summer Youth Players, assistance with a dental screening program at Emerald School and other school related programs.

LEONARD RUDOLPH FUND
This is a field of interest fund that was established to benefit patients, survivors and caregivers of those with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (also known as Lou Gehrig's Disease).

BROOMFIELD ASSISTANCE FUND FOR SENIORS
This field of interest fund was established by Senior Resources of Broomfield to take care of the needs of seniors (age 60 and over) living in the City and County of Broomfield, long into the future.

JEAN AND BILL MARKEL MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP
With money given from an IRA rollover from Dr. & Mrs. Markel, the Foundation board established this scholarship in their honor. It is a $1000 scholarship to be given to someone studying in one of the following categories: Post graduate training for a medical student studying pediatrics or family practice, Post graduate training for a student studying to be a Physicians Assistant or a 3 rd or 4 th year Nursing student that is focusing on Clinical Nursing. Outside of school, the student must have a Broomfield residence address.

JASON C. MARTIN MEMORIAL FUND
This is a donor advised fund established by Jason Martin's family.

SID AND JOYCE LEVY FUND
This is a donor advised fund established to help fulfill the needs of economically disadvantaged and disabled children, youth and adolescents.

CHRISTOPHER REAGAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
This is in memory of Chris Reagan who was a Legacy High School senior, and 4-year starter on Legacy's soccer team, but passed away in a car accident in the fall of 2008. This scholarship was designed around Chris's outstanding leadership, willingness to be different from others, his love and passion for the game of soccer and his love of life, enjoying every minute. It is a one time $1000 scholarship per recipient.