Vail Valley Charitable Fund Inc

The Vail Valley Charitable Fund Inc. is a Colorado 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, established in 1996 with the aim of providing financial assistance and support to individuals and families in the Vail Valley who are experiencing medical or financial hardships. The organization focuses on raising funds through events, grants, and donations from corporations and individuals[1][3].

Mission and Impact

The Vail Valley Charitable Fund delivers critical support to community members facing challenging situations such as severe illnesses, accidents, or other crises. By dedicating a significant portion of its resources to direct aid rather than administrative costs, the organization ensures that a substantial amount of the funds raised go towards helping those in need. Over the years, the VVCF has provided critical assistance to more than 1,900 local individuals and families[1][4].

Recognition and Awards

The Vail Valley Charitable Fund has received notable recognition for its efforts, including the 'Success Connection Award for Non-Profit Organization of the Year' from the Vail Valley Partnership in 2005, 2008, and 2016. It has also been highlighted as one of the top non-profit organizations in the Vail community by the Vail Daily Reader’s Poll[1].

Financial Structure

As of recent filings, the Vail Valley Charitable Fund reported substantial revenue primarily from contributions, with a significant portion allocated towards supporting community members. The organization's financial efficiency allows it to distribute a large amount of its income directly to aid recipients[2].

Governance and Leadership

The organization is led by a board of directors, which includes Rohn K. Robbins as the Chairman and Founder, along with other members such as Kara Heide and Dagmar Huber. The leadership team is committed to community engagement and ensuring the continued growth and impact of the VVCF[1].