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The Larimer County Behavioral Health Services Department is awarding $3 million to 42 local organizations through its annual Impact Fund Grant Program. Including this latest cycle of grantmaking, a total of $17.7 million in funding has gone to 77 unique organizations since 2019 — helping Larimer County deliver on its promise to improve behavioral health care across the county. Now in its seventh grant cycle, the Impact Fund is made possible by the 20-year behavioral health tax that voters approved in 2018. New and past Impact Fund grantees are increasing public awareness of mental illnesses and substance-use, increasing the number of behavioral health professionals in the community, and increasing services to previously underserved populations of people – think children and young adults, veterans, older adults, people who speak a primary language other than English, and more. Some of the 42 recipients of 2025 Impact Fund grants wanted to say 'thank you' to Larimer County voters for investing in behavioral health.
