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Rialto Bridge

The Rialto Bridge Project will jump start the revitalization of downtown Loveland and meet the space needs of the Rialto Theater for the next half century.

The project, a partnership between the City of Loveland, the Community Foundation of Northern Colorado and a private developer, will enhance the community’s successful performing arts center. The project calls for a new 20,000-square-foot, three-story building to replace two existing, outdated one-story buildings, thus improving density. The City of Loveland and a private developer will jointly own the facility.

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Loveland, a community of approximately 65,000 people, became a part of the Community Foundation of Northern Colorado in 1992.

Loveland Community Fund Committee

The Loveland Community Fund Committee provides input to the Board of Trustees and staff. This group is responsible for grantmaking from unrestricted funds established in the Loveland community. For a list of Loveland Community Fund Committee members, click here. If you would like to contact the Chair of the Loveland Community Fund Committee, please click here.

Loveland Generations

Loveland Generations is a giving group of the Community Foundation of Northern Colorado. A giving group is composed of community-minded people who pool their charitable dollars in a common fund. Members of this group enhance their understanding of philanthropy and their appreciation for the valuable work of local nonprofit agencies. Members are welcome to make their annual donation, observe its impact, and attend annual celebrations without further involvement. However, sharing time and talents on subcommittees that provide leadership to the giving group can make membership even more rewarding.

Because the Community Foundation of Northern Colorado is a tax-exempt public charity, donations to our giving groups are tax-deductible.

  • Loveland Generations has awarded $109,563 in grants to the community since its inception in 2001. The Loveland Generations Fund is valued at more than $115,000. 
  • The group's most recent gathering was at the home of Dianne and Stan Ebel in October 2009. Previous gatherings were held at the homes of Ron and Shirley Hogan, Cliff and Mary Nemeth, the McCreery House, the home of Ann and Dick Hanson, the home of Rosalie and Phil Lier, the home of Dennis and Gail Daugherty, the Loveland Museum and Gallery, the studio of sculptor George Lundeen, and the home of Bruce and Muriel Hach.
  • The group has four levels of membership: Pewter ($250); Copper ($500); Marble ($750); and Bronze ($1000). Click here to contribute to the Loveland Generations Fund.


Doreen MacDonald and Marge Black attended the Loveland Generations Garden Party on May 21, 2009.