Post pandemic shifts in federal funding, a new federal administration, immediate needs competing with long-term solutions - these are a few of the headwinds facing our members and the organizations they support in 2025.
Read moreAs we mark the end of Hispanic Heritage Month, it is critical to sustain philanthropy’s commitment to equitable invest in Colorado’s Latino residents and communities, and in Latino-led and -serving nonprofit organizations.
Read moreWhen wildfires hit, philanthropy springs into swift action, as does Philanthropy Colorado.
The Arts are big business and an innovative tool that can advance a wide range of issue areas from health and economic development to social justice.
Read morePublic trust is the currency of the nonprofit sector,” notes Independent Sector in their 5th annual report on public perceptions of nonprofits and philanthropy.
Read moreLatinos remain vastly underrepresented within philanthropic leadership and staffing, while Latino-serving nonprofits are under resourced within grantmaking.
Read morePhilanthropy Colorado held a program to bring together Colorado foundations that are working together on co-funding opportunities to increase their impact and effectiveness.
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Read morePhilanthropy Colorado and a great team of member foundation executives traveled to Washington D.C. in late February for Foundations on the Hill 2024.
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