Safety grant program
Why should your organization apply for a safety grant?
Organizations that invest in safety are investing in their most valuable resource: their people. Pinnacol’s safety grant program provides financial assistance to nonprofit Pinnacol customers that have identified a safety initiative that will address a safety risk or hazard but may lack the immediate resources to proactively or creatively address the hazard.
Grant funding can be used to purchase equipment or implement processes aimed at reducing employees’ exposure to health and safety hazards.
This is an 80/20 matching grant program, with Pinnacol providing 80% of the funding for the safety initiative and 20% provided by the grant recipient.
The average grant award ranges from $7,500-$10,000 per grantee.
Apply nowGrant funding can be used to purchase equipment or implement processes aimed at reducing employees’ exposure to health and safety hazards.
This is an 80/20 matching grant program, with Pinnacol providing 80% of the funding for the safety initiative and 20% provided by the grant recipient.
The average grant award ranges from $7,500-$10,000 per grantee.
Am I eligible to apply for a safety grant?
Safety grant applicants should be:
- Current Pinnacol policyholders in good standing.
- Colorado nonprofits.
- Operating in Colorado. Employees impacted by the safety initiative must also be working in Colorado.
Read all eligibility requirements.
How do I apply?
- The application period is June 27-Aug. 26, 2022.
- An initial letter of intent (LOI) is not required to apply.
- The Safety Grant Selection Committee will notify all applications of their award status beginning Nov. 21, 2022.
Read full grant submission and approval process.
How to run a loss run report in Pinnacol's Policyholder Portal.
Questions?
For program and application questions, please email safety_grants@pinnacol.com.
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