About Us
The Robert Hilbert Nonprofit Resource Center (NRC) is located in the Carnegie Library at Penrose Library. Funding for the NRC is provided by the Pikes Peak Library District and a grant from the El Pomar Foundation. The NRC is a Funding Information Network partner of the Foundation Center. The Funding Information Network is comprised of libraries, community foundations, NGOs, and nonprofit resource centers in all 50 states and Puerto Rico, plus a dozen other countries.
Hours of Operation
Monday - Thursday: 9 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Friday and Saturday: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Sunday: 1 – 5 p.m.
Online Resources
The Robert Hilbert Nonprofit Resource Center offers free access to nonprofit databases, including the Foundation Directory Online and the Colorado Grants Guide. NRC staff have also compiled a list of nonprofit websites covering seeking grants, information on grant proposal writing, fundraising, nonprofit management topics, and more.
Print Resources
The EPNRC print collection includes the following titles:
- The Foundation Directory
- The Foundation 1000
- Foundation Grants to Individuals
- Guide to U.S. Foundations, Their Trustees, Officers, and Donors
- The Foundation Center's Guide to Proposal Writing
- National Directory of Corporate Giving
- National Directory of Grantmaking Public Charities
- How to Write Successful Fundraising Letters
- Grantseeker’s Toolkit
Visit the Robert Hilbert Nonprofit Resource Center in the Penrose Carnegie Library to browse the entire collection.
Services
- Specially trained staff to assist local nonprofit organizations.
- Free training sessions and workshops.
For more information regarding the Robert Hilbert Nonprofit Resource Center, please contact us or call (719) 531-6333, x6098.
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Bonnie Moss replied on Permalink
assistance with local nonprofit organization
Hello
I run a local nonprofit, the CiSMB (Cybersecurity Institute for Small and Micro Businesses) and would love any training, workshops and assistance for this.
Thank you!
Bonnie
Tammy Sayles replied on Permalink
Available Nonprofit Workshops
Bonnie,
The Pikes Peak Library District actually houses the El Pomar Nonprofit Resource Center (EPNRC) at the Penrose Library, 20 N. Cascade Ave. The EPNRC has books and resources on a variety of nonprofit topics, such as board management, grant writing, and social media. Here is a link to additional information http://ppld.org/epnrc. You can also find a list of the EPNRC workshops at this link http://ppld.org/nonprofit-workshops. The workshops offered at the library are free, but registration is required and that information is included with each class listed.
Finally, as the El Pomar Nonprofit Resource Center Librarian, I am available to meet with you to answer specific questions you may have. My email address is tsayles@ppld.org.
Sincerely,
Tammy Sayles, MLIS
El Pomar Nonprofit Resource Center Librarian
Tanisha Brooks replied on Permalink
HELP WITH STARTING UP
I am trying To start a non Profit Organization for Colorado Springs, Co with my City helping with Addicts With Addictions With better Support and financial, Medical , Emotional And also Physical Support Have a lot i want to bring out here for people suffering with addictions With drugs and alcohol.I have previously suffered and been a recovery addict wanting to help with what i strongly see the state suffering with.
Tammy Sayles replied on Permalink
Starting a Nonprofit
We have a lot of resources, both in print and electronically, to help with starting a nonprofit in Colorado. I am also available to schedule a one on one meeting to talk to anyone about our resources. I can be reached at tsayles@ppld.org to set up a time to meet.
Miss America replied on Permalink
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Corinne Schieman replied on Permalink
How to Write Successful Fundraising Letters
Our mission is to provide a home library of ten books to Head Start/Preschool students in the Arkansas and San Luis valleys.
2018 PROJECT: to provide 4,240 books to 424 Head Start/Preschool students in Alamosa and Monte Vista. We purchase books from BAREFOOT PUBLISHERS discounted 70% with free shipping. We order in quantities of 800 or more as a 501(c)3.
FAST FORWARD TO LITERACY is and has always been (2005) 100% voluntarily based with 0 operating expenses.
www.fftl-books.org, 6751 CR 107, Salida, CO 81201. 2017 we gifted over 3,000 books to programs in the San Luis Valley. This year I have written a grant to The Southern Community Foundation in Pueblo. We have almost $3,000 in assets. Can you help us in any way? With kindest regards, Corinne Schieman, Founder/Director
Tammy Sayles replied on Permalink
Writing Successful Fundraising/Grant applications
Connie,
GrantSpace.org has a free self-paced training, Introduction to Proposal Writing, available at http://grantspace.org/training/courses/introduction-to-proposal-writing/. They also have a knowledge base that provides access to several nonprofit document examples, including fundraising letters and grant applications. The knowledge base is free to use. You may also want to check out the various resources listed on the Grant Research guide available at http://research.ppld.org/grants. Pueblo City-County Public Library has access to the Foundation Directory Online at their main branch, which would be a little closer to you than Colorado Springs. If you have additional questions, feel free to contact me directly at tsayles@ppld.org.
Vicki Taylor-McNally replied on Permalink
Mailing most.
Pls add me to the mailing list. The link didn't work work.
vfranklyn replied on Permalink
Hi there. I added you.
Hi there. I added you.
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