urban, suburban or rural environment, each received three years of funding to implement a set of community-led project recommendations that promote physically active lifestyles. In 2010, the Foundation announced it was investing $6.5 million to the Colorado Health Service Corps to repay student loans for doctors and other primary care health professionals. These professionals each made a three-year commitment to practice in a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC), rural health clinic or other safety net facility in a rural or underserved urban community. The investment to the CHSC was administered by the Primary Care Office of the Colorado Department of Health & Environment (CDPHE). Senior Management Executive Team Karen McNeil-Miller, President and CEO Mark Evans, Chief Financial Officer Amy Latham, Chief Impact Officer Erin Brown, Vice President, Philanthropy Board of Directors The Foundation’s Board of Directors is made up of 15 members and includes representatives from the fields of business, health care, education and philanthropy. References Organizations based in Colorado Medical and health foundations in the United States