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Reparations Circle Denver aims to address the history and roots of racism in the United States – and make amends through philanthropy.
The Livingston Fellowship Program provides advanced learning opportunities to promising nonprofit leaders who hold significant leadership roles in Colorado’s nonprofit sector.
This program helps staff launch and build endowment funds.
Coloradan's attitudes and priorities identified in annual Pulse Poll.
Join community leaders, local nonprofits, and philanthropists on May 5, 2022 to celebrate generosity in northern Colorado.
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Seven years ago, we launched a President's Youth Council (PYC) at the California Endowment, and it seems like a good time to tell you that the young people who've served on the council over those seven years have significantly influenced our programming as a private foundation, been a source of reality-checking and ground-truthing on how our work "shows up" at the community level, and have substantially increased my own "woke-ness" as a foundation executive.
Gates Family Foundation, Lyra Colorado, Empower Schools, RESCHOOL Colorado, the Donnell-Kay Foundation, Colorado Succeeds, and RootED have joined to create the COVID-19 Education Innovation Fund with a goal of promoting resilient education systems
Read moreCommunity First Foundation, El Pomar Foundation, and FirstBank have each contributed $50,000 to the Make4Covid project.
Read moreCAF members The Colorado Health Foundation and The Colorado Trust have partnered with KFF (the Henry J.
Read moreThe David and Lucile Packard Foundation and the Caring for Colorado Foundation announced the creation
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