Welcome to the Telluride Foundation
Since 2000, the Foundation has been working hard to ensure our entire region has access to the resources it needs to improve the quality of life of all residents. We strive to meet the challenges of today and tomorrow with a focus on strengthening our robust community of nonprofits, serving our citizens and bolstering our region’s economic ecosystem; all to Make More Possible for everyone living and working in the Telluride region. If you share our passion for this place we all call home, you’re in good company. We’d love to talk.
Complete the Telluride Foundation’s Community Survey
As the Telluride Foundation looks to the future, we want to hear from the entire community as to how we can best fulfill our mission of improving the quality of life of the residents of the region. Please use the links above to complete our Community Survey which will help guide the focus of our future work. The survey is anonymous, takes less than 10 minutes to complete, and will remain open through the month of March. Thank you!!
Thinking Outside
The Box Canyon.
It takes the entire region to make Telluride the magnificent place that it is. Our community includes a diverse group of individuals, from ranchers in the west end town of Paradox, to die-hard ski enthusiasts in Telluride; from visitors and 2nd home owners in the Mountain Village to retired miners in Ouray, and everyone in-between. We think beyond our three canyon walls to help the entire region thrive. By coming together as a community, we can make more possible.
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Telluride Foundation
The Telluride Foundation exists to promote philanthropy and create a stronger Telluride community. We
Solving community problems - Telluride style.
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Pinion Park residents are settling in — but it hasn't all been easy. Among the lessons: don’t ship, assemble and finish homes in winter.
The possibility to buy a home of your own is real. Learn more in the Daily Planet!
Norwood’s Pinion Park becomes neighborhood
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Pinion Park in Norwood is the first Rural Homes project in the region, and the construction site is starting to look like a neighborhood now that three families have moved
Telluride Foundation staff gets hands on serving lunch to seniors in Norwood. Seniors gather twice a month for a hot lunch and good conversation!
Pinion Park is almost complete! 3 homes are occupied and 6 remain for sale. Contact the Telluride Foundation to learn more!