The Colorado Homeless Contribution Income Tax Credit (HCTC) provides a tax credit to Colorado taxpayers who contribute to eligible homelessness-related projects within Colorado. Taxpayers who make a certified contribution can claim 25% (for non-rural projects) or 30% (for rural projects) of their donation of $100 or more. This may motivate taxpayers to contribute more to your organization!
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We are excited to announce funding rounds for grants and loans through June 30, 2025. The Division of Housing is anticipating up to $134m of funds being made available to award to projects and programs throughout State Fiscal Year 2025 (July 1, 2024 - June 30, 2025). Should additional funding become available, DOH will communicate to interested parties in the DOH enewsletter and either add this to one of the published application cycles or announce an additional application round, depending on funding type.
DOLA’s Division of Housing (DOH) is committed to transparency and keeping you apprised of our progress as we implement Proposition 123.
As the Division of Housing (DOH) works toward the directives in Governor Polis’ executive order, DOH is amending its award letters to clearly state the timelines necessary for DOH and its grantees and borrowers to meet in order to successfully close deals within 90 days.
The new award letter format will include a shorter award letter expiration aimed at meeting the 90-day directive. DOH award letters will now expire 105 days from issuance. This timeframe includes 15 days for projects to be handed off to DOH’s contracting team.