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In partnership with University of Denver, Latino Community Foundation of Colorado is surveying residents who identify as Hispanic/Latinx to document COVID impacts on this population.
Denver municipal elections take place Tuesday, April 4, 2023.
In partnership with the University of Denver, the Latino Community Foundation of Colorado is asking Colorado residents who identify as Hispanic/Latinx to complete a survey to document the impact of COVID on this population.
Bridging the Rural-Urban Divide
Read moreWorld Education Services Mariam Assefa Fund announced new impact investments to Dearfield Fund for Black Wealth, which leverages homeownership as a tool to help Black and underserved communities build generational assets and bridge the racial wealth ga
Play an important role in Denver's Cultural Landscape by submitting an application for service on the Denver Commission on Cultural Affairs or Denver SCFD Cultural Council
Joseph Kuzma, Community Outreach Manager with Community Foundation Serving Southwest Colorado,was awarded Young Professional of the Year by Durango Chamber of Commerce
Join your member colleagues of Philanthropy Colorado to learn about th
Sign up to build a snowy friend for a patient at Children’s Hospital Colorado
With wage inequality affecting the ability of women – particularly women of color – to receive fair compensation for their labor, this webinar will focus on strategies for supporting the economic empowerment of immigrant and refugee women. Given t
Nominate a community-based nonprofit leader advancing health equity in Colorado for the Dr. Virgilio Licona Community Health Leadership Award.
Join us to hear from colleagues in the field about how they approach equity conversations by starting with a focus on belonging and quality of life. Asking the question, "Does everyone in our community feel as though they belong?" has proven to be
Join the San Luis Valley Funder Cohort September meeting with a focus on leadership and cultural development work.
Philanthropy Colorado hosts a virtual meeting for funders investing their resources (staff, expertise, funds) in the San Luis Valley.
Philanthropy Colorado will host a virtual meeting for funders investing their resources (staff, expertise, funds) in the San Luis Valley.
YVCF's IMPACT100 program recruits at least 100 donors to give at least $100, highlighting the importance of small donors.
The new Denver Reparations Fund gave $77,000 to eight Black-led nonprofits in its first round of grantmaking
Located in downtown Grand Junction at 128 North 5th Street, the new officers provide a larger space and allow exploration of a Center for Philanthropy for Western Colorado.