Braly Family Foundation
About
The Braly Family Foundation
The Braly Family Foundation is a non-profit foundation that was started in 2006 by Henry Braly in honor of his parents Guy and Laura Braly. The foundation was sad to announce that Henry Braly passed away April 8th, 2020. His memory will be honored through the foundation and its contributions. The foundation contributes to educational and charitable organizations throughout Colorado and Montana.
It was Henrys dream to be able to give back to the community the way the community gave to him. He said, "If it was not for the community I would not have been successful, so it is important for me to give back to it and help the success of younger generations to come." Henry felt strong about helping kids that needed more education or a different type of education, helping them with college scholarships, and helping organizations that supported all of the above.
About The Braly Family Foundation
OUR MISSION
The Braly Family Foundation enhances access to education for learners from cradle to career through scholarships and grants.
OUR VISION
Learners have educational opportunities and relationships that allow them to meet their potential.
OUR VALUES
Legacy of Learning
We believe future generations will find strength, success, and wellness by seeking knowledge, skills, and tools. We fulfill Henry Braly’s legacy by increasing access to education.
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Relationships and Shared Responsibility
We believe our success is inherently dependent on respecting, valuing, and being responsible to ourselves and each other. We prioritize relationships to maximize connection, trust, and support and expect each party to contribute.
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High Impact and Strategic Gifts
We believe in transformative philanthropy that increases capacity, builds lasting relationships, changes systems, and has staying power. We are committed to understanding the populations we serve and intentionally engage those who have diverse experiences and perspectives.
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Inclusive Access
We believe everyone can meet their potential if they have access to the educational opportunities they need. We support typical and special needs learners, through all life stages, using both traditional and non-traditional opportunities.