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OPEN: 2027 applications accepted November 1-December 5, 2026. Applicant eligibility confined to tax-exempt youth-serving nonprofits focused on Northern Colorado (Larimer and Weld counties).

Colorado NOCO UNIFY 2027 Impact Grants — Youth Capital and Infrastructure ($20,000–$100,000 Typical; December 5)

NOCO UNIFY 2027 Impact grants support 501(c)(3) youth nonprofits primarily serving Larimer and Weld counties, Colorado. Typical intended individual request $20,000-$100,000, OR an amount exceeding 20% of the applicant organization's annual budget. These are funder guidelines, not guaranteed minimum/maximum awards. Overall grant funding pool not stated. Applications November 1-December 5, 2026.

FundingTypical intended individual request $20,000-$100,000, OR an amount exceeding 20% of the applicant organization's annual budget. These are funder guidelines, not guaranteed minimum/maximum awards. Overall grant funding pool not stated.
Deadline2027 grant application deadline: December 5, 2026; opens November 1, 2026. Funder does not publish exact closing time or time zone.
Last verified2026-11-01
Required next actionReview the official NOCO UNIFY application page https://nocounify.org/pages/impact-grant-application. Prepare complete form and 501(c)(3) exemption letter, demonstrate financially sound operations, primary youth mission in Larimer/Weld Counties, and ensure requested expenses match Impact criteria. Submit no later than December 5, 2026 (hour not specified by funder). Read umbrella guidelines at https://nocounify.org/pages/grants.

Broad Eligibility

501(c)(3) nonprofit with a primary focus on youth in Larimer and/or Weld County, Colorado; proof of tax exemption, financial soundness, and program fit required. Impact funding track. No individual award guaranteed.

Atlas Analysis

Official funder verification November 1, 2026: NOCO UNIFY grant overview https://nocounify.org/pages/grants and distinct Impact application page https://nocounify.org/pages/impact-grant-application. Application period November 1-December 5, 2026, no closing time stated. Eligible 501(c)(3) youth-serving nonprofit in Larimer/Weld counties and financial soundness required. The Impact Grant supports one-time capital, major infrastructure purchases, and collaboration projects expanding services to at-risk youth in Northern Colorado. The funder describes intended awards of $20,000 to $100,000 or an amount exceeding 20% of the applicant organization's annual budget. This is a guideline, not a guaranteed award range or a fixed individual maximum. No separate total funding pool is published. This is not the small recurring expenses or noncapital Sustainable Funding track. Fund distribution and beneficiary notification terms come from the official form landing page. The detailed embedded Airtable form fields are not independently readable; no unsupported match/reimbursement figures, application hour or individual cap invented.

2027 NOCO UNIFY Impact Grant

Northern Colorado United for Youth (NOCO UNIFY) is accepting applications for its 2027 Impact Grant. The award is a charitable, applicant-facing grant for 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations whose primary mission serves youth in Larimer and/or Weld County, Colorado. It is not a government procurement or a vendor bidding process.

Funding and application window

Applications are open November 1 through December 5, 2026. The official application page sets the December 5, 2026 deadline, but does not specify a submission hour or time zone; applicants should not assume a late-night deadline. The next cohort is for 2027 funding.

The Impact Grant supports one-time capital, major infrastructure purchases, and collaboration projects expanding services to at-risk youth in Northern Colorado. The funder describes intended awards of $20,000 to $100,000 or an amount exceeding 20% of the applicant organization’s annual budget. This is a guideline, not a guaranteed award range or a fixed individual maximum. No separate total funding pool is published.

Who may apply

Applicants must be 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations, provide proof of federal tax-exempt status, have a primary organizational focus on youth in Northern Colorado (Larimer and/or Weld counties), and be financially sound. Applicants outside those counties, individuals, businesses, and schools without their own qualifying nonprofit applicant status should not assume eligibility.

Allowable uses and exclusions

Major capital projects, essential infrastructure purchases, and collaborations among organizations producing an expanded youth-community impact. This is not the small recurring expenses or noncapital Sustainable Funding track. The official public guidelines do not announce a cost-sharing percentage, a general reimbursement requirement, a total annual award pool, or a full list of prohibited costs. Applicants should check the embedded official application and any funder follow-up rather than assuming those terms.

Submission and decision process

Apply using the official Impact Grant application page. The page contains an embedded Airtable submission form. Applicants must provide a complete application; the funder says incomplete submissions are not reviewed by its Charity Review Committee. Selected beneficiaries are normally announced at the next annual meeting, generally late January or early February. The grant funding itself is delivered at the annual meeting in the year following beneficiary selection.

Review the NOCO UNIFY grant-type overview and current Impact application instructions. Public page text and funding rules were verified against the funder’s current official sources on November 1, 2026. The embedded Airtable application’s underlying fields were not independently extractable; exact form-specific attachments and application hour should be checked with the funder.

Source verificationReferenced source · nocounify.orgAtlas last verified this record 2026-11-01. Always use the funder's current application materials, amendments and portal instructions as the controlling source.View source and application materials ↗