High Hopes Colorado is a nonprofit organization that appears in the Advance Colorado source cluster as a donor-conduit candidate. The strongest direct evidence retained in this pass is a 2023 Schedule I excerpt showing High Hopes Colorado granting $150,000 to Advance Colorado.
In this repository, High Hopes Colorado matters because CTR reporting and the Who is Advance Colorado? microsite describe it as part of the money-moving layer around Advance Colorado, Common Sense Institute, and donor-family funding. The direct document layer added in this pass confirms at least one High Hopes Colorado grant to Advance Colorado, while the broader asserted donor-path narrative still needs direct grant-table support beyond the bounded negative text check of two linked Anschutz PDFs.
HIGH HOPES COLORADO Schedule I row listing $150,000 to ADVANCE COLORADO in 2023.2023 Schedule I grant recipient in the retained HHC_990_2023 companion note.raw/papers/2026-04-18T215643-0600-hhc-990-2023.md: first-page Schedule I text sample showing High Hopes Colorado's $150,000 grant to Advance Colorado.raw/papers/2026-04-18T215643-0600-anschutz-990-2017.md and raw/papers/2026-04-18T215643-0600-anschutz-990-2018.md: linked tax-document PDFs retained for later extraction; current companion notes only preserve first-page metadata and do not yet extract all grant rows.raw/articles/2026-04-05T000955-0600 The Redprint How Advance Colorado and Anonymous Donors Shape the Political Landscape.md: CTR reporting that places High Hopes Colorado in the Advance Colorado network.wiki/summaries/elections-finance/who-is-advance-colorado-microsite-and-linked-tax-document-cluster.md: bounded summary of the microsite and linked-source pass.High Hopes, Advance Colorado, Common Sense, Ready Colorado, Colorado Dawn, or Independence Institute. That reduces the value of those two PDFs for the current High Hopes question, but it is not a normalized grant-table audit and should not be treated as disproving all possible donor-family links.