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As 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 moreColorado foundations are increasingly working together on co-funding opportunities to increase their impact and effectiveness.
STRATEGIC ROADMAP
2023-2026
Please join Philanthropy Colorado, Public Welfare Foundation and Caring for Denver Foundation for learning and discussion on efforts to transform Colorado's crim
Join the conference kick-off and breakfast plenary as we answer the question: What does crisis response illuminate about the best of humanity and philanthropy? In the face of compounding crises, funders in Colorado are catalyzing local solutions.
Affordable housing was a highly visible priority in the most recent Colorado legislative session. Hear how these pandemic-prompted public investments played out and what we can anticipate for the future.
A Youth Learning Brief released by Caring for Denver shares insights from youth grantees' progress, success and challenges overcome.
Wednesday, February 2, 2022, 12:00 - 3:00 PM
As Afghan families come to Colorado seeking sanctuary and the opportunity to set down new roots, now is the time for Colorado funders to not only consider how to meet their immediate needs, but also to reflect on how immigrants are faring in our s
Foundations on the Hill (FOTH) brings together foundation leaders from across the country for meetings with Congress about key issues of importance to foundations and philanthropy.
Ready to take your organization’s racial equity commitment to the next level? Please be a part of Philanthropy Colorado’s Trust-Based Philanthropy with a Racial Equity Lens (TBP Racial Equity) Cohort.
Join the IT Roundtable peer group for an afternoon of presentations and lunch hosted by Gyan-i in celebration of Cyber Security Awareness Month.
Special Presentation:
Fear and uncertainty about how some Colorado nonprofits will survive the next several months has come through loud and clear.