About Morgridge Family FoundationMorgridge Family FoundationMFF_8ef29d96-8d33-11e7-a7b8-f9100bdc5b8cThe Morgridge Family Foundation is a private family foundation. The Foundation does not accept unsolicited grant proposals. Morgridge Family Foundation BeneficiariesThe Foundation has taken a leadership-funding role in projects with the Denver Museum of Nature and Science, National Jewish Health, University of Central Florida, University of Denver, Mile High United Way, KIPP Schools nationwide, The Nature Conservancy, and Second Harvest Food Bank in Orlando, Florida. Denver Museum of Nature and ScienceNational Jewish HealthUniversity of Central FloridaUniversity of DenverMile High United WayKIPP SchoolsThe Nature ConservancySecond Harvest Food BankOrlando, FloridaMorgridge Family Foundation Affiliated ProgramsShare Fair NationWhere educators, innovative ed leaders, and the community to come together to become part of the transformation of education.Student Support FoundationStudent Support Foundation is a national youth philanthropy club_8ef29f08-8d33-11e7-a7b8-f9100bdc5b8cTo invest in transformative gifts in education, conservation, health & wellness, and the arts._8ef29fd0-8d33-11e7-a7b8-f9100bdc5b8cEducationConservationHealthWellnessArtsEducationFund innovative projects that elevate the teaching profession._8ef2a07a-8d33-11e7-a7b8-f9100bdc5b8cPillar 1TeachersStudentsThe Foundation funds innovative projects that elevate the teaching profession, while directly impacting the students' engagement and achievement in the classroom. We believe in harnessing technologic, and non-tech, tools to personalized instruction and learning experiences for the student in a formal and informal education setting._8ef2a25a-8d33-11e7-a7b8-f9100bdc5b8cConservationInvest in conservation projects._8ef2a458-8d33-11e7-a7b8-f9100bdc5b8cPillar 2The Foundation invests in conservation projects that take a unique approach to protecting our environment. Conservation efforts at the Foundation typically will overlap with other funding priority areas. When we consider investing in a conservation project, we look at the secondary gains of the project. For example, is the project one that creates a workforce pipeline into conservation centric jobs or careers?_8ef2a516-8d33-11e7-a7b8-f9100bdc5b8cArtsInvest in projects that scale access to the arts._8ef2a606-8d33-11e7-a7b8-f9100bdc5b8cPillar 3ChildrenFamilieswho typically would not have access to the ArtsThe Foundation has a history of investing in projects that scale access to the arts for children and families who typically would not have access to the Arts. Funding in this category tends to serve multiple funding priority areas like Education._8ef2a6c4-8d33-11e7-a7b8-f9100bdc5b8cHealth & WellnessFund projects that create choice for a community's response to health and wellbeing._8ef2a76e-8d33-11e7-a7b8-f9100bdc5b8cPillar 4CommunitiesThe Foundation is committed to projects that create choice for a community's response to health and wellbeing. Projects funded in this priority, tend to focus on solutions that are implemented far "upstream" of the necessity for clinical care or treatment for an illness or medical condition._8ef2a818-8d33-11e7-a7b8-f9100bdc5b8c2017-08-29https://online.foundationsource.com/public/home/morgridgeOwenAmburOwen.Ambur@verizon.net