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The Colorado Horse Development Authority was created by an Act of the State Legislature and is a non-profit organization that works to ensure the strength of the State's horse industry through research, education, and the development of new economic opportunities. The CHDA Grant Program was created to help uphold the mission of the Colorado horse Development Authority, "to promote and sustain the growth and development of the horse industry."
The CHDA Grant Program offers financial assistance in three areas:
CHDA Grant Program funds are made possible through the horse promotion assessment collected on each horse brand inspection performed.
Eligibility:
The recipient(s) of this application must be an eligible recipient. Eligible recipients are residents of Colorado, or individuals who are
conducting business in the State of Colorado. Members of the CHDA Board of Directors, members of their immediate family, or individuals who
reside with CHDA Board members are NOT ELIGIBLE.
Integration:
The project goals compliment the statutory charge of the Colorado Horse Development Authority.
Sustainability:
The recipient(s) if this application must demonstrate they are able to complete and have viable plans for the operation, maintenance, and management of the project.
Impact:
The project addresses a local or statewide need, and benefitting a local community, a region, or the State.
Urgency:
The need for the project is immediate. In some cases, the opportunity to fund the project may not be available in the future.
CHDA grant requests are reviewed by the CHDA Board. Grant proposals will be process year-round until funds have been dispersed. The CHDA fiscal year is from July 1 to June 30. Grant requests are funded on a one-time basis each year, and applicants must reapply each year for further funding. CHDA grant application processing time may take up to 90 days. Grants are funded for 50% of approved amounts and then upon receipt of a report and photos of the project, the remaining 50% is disbursed.
