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GrantColorado — Bonfils-Stanton Foundation Fall 2026 Capital Grants for Denver Arts Nonprofits (November 10)

Atlas Opportunity ScoreUnder review

FundingIndividual applicant maximum or fixed grant range NOT PUBLISHED on official Bonfils-Stanton Capital Grants page. Awards are project-specific; do not substitute overall foundation grants or Community Grant cap of $60,000 for this Capital track.

DeadlineOPEN/ELIGIBILITY SCREEN: 2026 Fall Capital Grants cycle October 9-November 10, 2026. Submission hour and time zone not published. Following cycle January 8-February 10, 2027. New applicants must complete interest screening before a proposal.

Required next actionCheck nonprofit Denver arts eligibility and capital property ownership, purchase or lease of at least 5 years; review https://www.bonfils-stantonfoundation.org/grants/capital. New, declined or inactive applicants must complete online eligibility check and preliminary interest form (NOT a full application) and follow the grants team's instructions. Returning grantees may use their established proposal path. Review one-application-per-12-month rule, fiscal sponsor conditions and final report requirements before seeking the November 10, 2026 round.

Current statusOPEN FOR ELIGIBILITY SCREENING / RETURNING APPLICANTS: Bonfils-Stanton Foundation Fall 2026 Capital Grants close November 10, 2026. New applicants need foundation interest-form review and further invitation. Exact submission hour not published.Source verification2026-11-06Tracked applicant typesNonprofit Organization

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Funding Potential

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Actionability

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