partnership for colorado

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partnership
for colorado
Your Choice for Giving at Work
2014-2015 workplace giving nonprofit directory
Every Dollar Makes a Difference
A payroll contribution of $5 a week builds to a $260 personal annual
investment in local nonprofits. When 40 people contribute $5 a week
together, it quickly builds to a $10,000 team investment in local
nonprofits. In this directory, find more than 200 nonprofits transforming
our investments into meaningful change in our community. Give any
amount and designate to the nonprofits of your choice. Join us to build
an investment in our community together.
$5 a week provides two weeks lodging at The Ronald McDonald House
for the family of a critically ill child.
Partnership for Colorado 2014-2015 Directory
$5 a week provides one day’s worth of groceries to 40 families through
the Douglas/Elbert Task Force emergency assistance program.
$5 a week provides a scholarship for one low-income youth to attend a
5-day mountain adventure course through Colorado Mountain Club’s
Youth Education Program to connect with the natural world.
Every dollar makes
a difference, pledge
to give today!
Kids In Need of Dentistry
Nonprofit Listings by Partner Federation:
Community Health Charities of Colorado
Caring Connection
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Community Shares of Colorado
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program area directory
Animal Welfare
5082 Cat Care Society
5149 Colorado Reptile Humane Society (CoRHS)
5189 Dumb Friends League
5171 The Feline Fix
5128 Foothills Animal Shelter
5096 Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center
5030 Humane Society of Boulder Valley
5075 Longmont Humane Society
5093 PetAid Colorado 5122 W.O.L.F.
5039 The Wild Animal Sanctuary
5105 Wild Forever Foundation
Arts & Culture
Children & Young Adults
5051 The Adoption Exchange
6071 Alliance for a Healthier Generation
5132 Big City Mountaineers
1058 Camp Id-Ra-Ha-Je
5140 CASA of Adams & Broomfield Counties
1089 CASA of Jefferson & Gilpin Counties
5058 Children’s Outreach Project
5134 Colorado CASA
1088 Colorado Drug Endangered Children
5196 The Conflict Center (TCC)
5182 Denver Children’s Advocacy Center 5144 Environmental Learning for Kids
1113 Excelsior Youth Center
1114 Firefly Autism
1070 HERO Alliance
5146 Invest in Kids
5165 Judi’s House
6052 Make-A-Wish Foundation of Colorado
6018 March of Dimes Foundation- Colorado Chapter
5015 Partners of Delta, Montrose and Ouray
5047 Voices For Children CASA
1121 Wapiyapi
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5032 KGNU Community Radio
5033 KUVO/jazz89
5205 PlatteForum
5172 Rocky Mountain Arts Association
5211 Rocky Mountain PBS
5023 Su Teatro
5101 VSA Colorado/Access Gallery
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Domestic Violence & Assault
1086 Colorado Coalition Against Domestic Violence (CCADV)
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1065 Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault
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5021 Domestic Violence Initiative Serving Women, Men and Children with Disabilities 22
1016 Ralston House
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Education
1106 Academy of Urban Learning
6038 Anchor Center For Blind Children
5159 Art Students League of Denver
1052 ArtReach
5143 Colorado Public Radio
5154 Colorado Public Television
5017 Community Resources Inc. (CRI)
5197 Denver Scholarship Foundation 5183 Keystone Science School
1131 Legacy of Hope Scholarships
5113 Minority Enterprise & Educational Development
6075 National Stroke Association
1117 Open World Learning
Emergency Assistance
1002 ACS Community LIFT
1011 Action Center (fka Jeffco Action Center)
1003 Arvada Community Food Bank
1009 Aurora Interchurch Task Force
1108 Bienvenidos Food Bank
1021 Denver Rescue Misssion
5018 Denver Urban Ministries (DenUM)
1079 Douglas/Elbert Task Force
5026 The Gathering Place
5198 Hunger Free Colorado 1130 I Love U Guys Foundation
1010 Inter-faith Community Services
1049 Metro CareRing
1119 Rocky Mountain Cancer Assistance
1013 Sacred Heart House of Denver
1099 Safe House
5186 Sense of Security
1132 Society of St. Vincent de Paul Denver Metro Council
Employment & Financial Stability
5011 Center for Work Education and Employment (CWEE)
1078 Denver Homeless VOICE
5125 DenverWorks
5209 The GrowHaus
5192 mpowered 5206 Rocky Mountain MicroFinance Institute (RMMFI)
5148 Stride - the pathway to self-sufficiency
5052 Women’s Bean Project
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Environmental Conservation
Family Assistance
6009 Angel Eyes 6072 CaringBridge
1059 Colorado Christian Services
1051 Denver Indian Family Resource Center
Health Services: Medical
6022 9Health Fair
6030 ALS Association - Rocky Mountain Chapter
6003 American Diabetes Association
6037 American Liver Foundation, Rocky Mountain Division
6005 American Lung Association in Colorado
5187 Arapahoe House
6032 Arthritis Foundation - Great West Region
6028 Bonfils Blood Center
1101 Center for Hearing, Speech and Language
5188 Children’s Hospital Colorado Foundation
5097 Clínica Tepeyac
6064 Colorado Cancer Research Program
5167 Colorado Consumer Health Initiative
5181 Colorado Rural Health Center 6050 Craig Hospital
6010 Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of America- Rocky Mountain Chapter
6011 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation- Colorado Chapter
5061 The Denver Hospice
5077 Doctors Care
5210 HealthSET
6035 Hep C Connection
1073 Inner City Health Center
6026 Kids In Need of Dentistry (KIND)
6016 Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Rocky Mountain Chapter
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5107 Bicycle Colorado
5168 Colorado Mountain Club
5016 Colorado Open Lands
5083 Colorado Wildlife Federation
5010 Colorado Wildlife Heritage Foundation
5152 Colorado Youth Corps Association
5008 Conservation Colorado Education Fund
5022 Eco-Cycle
5208 GRID Alternatives Colorado
5185 The Park People
5201 Rocky Mountain Wild 5078 Thorne Nature Experience
5100 Trails and Open Space Coalition
5151 Trees, Water & People
5115 Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado (VOC)
5157 Western Resource Advocates 5212 Wildlands Restoration Volunteers (WRV)
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Health Services: Medical (cont.)
6017 Lupus Foundation of Colorado
6053 Metro Community Provider Network
6029 Mount Evans Hospice
6019 Muscular Dystrophy Association, North Central Division
6077 National Jewish Health
6020 National Kidney Foundation Serving CO, MT, WY
6021 National Multiple Sclerosis Society CO-WY Chapter
6023 Parkinson Association of the Rockies
5041 Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains
5050 Project Angel Heart
6033 Ronald McDonald House Charities of Denver
6054 Sangre de Cristo Hospice & Palliative Care
6042 St Jude Children’s Research Hospital - Colorado
6062 Susan G. Komen Denver Metropolitan Affiliate
6066 Susan G. Komen Southeastern Colorado Affiliate
5046 TRU Community Care
Health Services: Mental Health & Counseling
1015 Alternatives Pregnancy Center
6049 Arapahoe/Douglas Mental Health Network
1028 Aurora Mental Health Center
5006 CHARG Resource Center 1123 Clinica Colorado
1006 Denver Indian Health & Family Services
6024 Karis Community
5194 Maria Droste Counseling Center
6078 Mental Health America of Colorado
6058 Mental Health Center of Denver
6006 NAMI Colorado
6059 Second Wind Fund
Homelessness & Housing
1020 Colorado Homeless Families
5163 The Delores Project
1025 Developmental Disabilities Resource Center
5092 Habitat for Humanity of Boulder and Broomfield
5036 Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver
1125 Hope Communities
1103 Mercy Housing
1105 You Can Begin Again
Investing in Colorado Nonprofits
1000 Caring Connection
6000 Community Health Charities of Colorado
50SH Community Shares Fund
5000 Community Shares of Colorado
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Serving People with Disabilities
Senior Services
6001 Alzheimer’s Association - Colorado Chapter
1034 Bessie’s Hope
5005 Senior Assistance Center (SAC)
5156 Senior Housing Options (SHO)
Social Justice
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5007 9to5 Colorado
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5002 ACLU Foundation of Colorado
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5003 American Friends Service Committee
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5180 Anti-Defamation League (ADL)
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5076 Citizens Project
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5141 Colorado Anti-Violence Program
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5042 Colorado Criminal Justice Reform Coalition
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5207 Colorado Immigrant Rights Coalition (CIRC)
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5074 Colorado Jobs with Justice
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5204 Colorado Organization for Latina Opportunity and Reproductive Rights (COLOR)21
5045 EarthLinks, Inc. 23
5024 The Empowerment Program, Inc. 23
5027 GLBT Community Center of Colorado
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5055 Inside/Out Youth Services
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1094 The Legal Center for People with Disabilities and Older People
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5199 Metro Volunteers
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5056 NARAL Pro-Choice Colorado Foundation
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5200 One Colorado Education Fund
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5195 Out Boulder 25
5067 PFLAG Denver Chapter
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5094 Pikes Peak Justice & Peace Commission (PPJPC)
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5191 Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network 26
5080 Urban Servant Corps
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1122 ACCESS Housing
1084 American Council of the Blind of Colorado
6055 Autism Society of Colorado
6027 Brain Injury Alliance of Colorado
5203 Chanda Plan Foundation
6073 Developmental Pathways
6007 Easter Seals Colorado
6065 Freedom Service Dogs
6014 Huntington’s Disease Society of America, Rocky Mountain Chapter
6076 JDRF International - Colorado Springs Branch
6015 JDRF International - Rocky Mountain Chapter
1035 Laradon 1104 National Sports Center for the Disabled
6069 Rocky Mountain Down Syndrome Association
6074 Rocky Mountain Human Services
1098 Rocky Mountain Multiple Sclerosis Center
6031 Special Olympics Colorado
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community
health charities
of colorado
Community Health Charities of Colorado, an alliance
of 52 of our community’s most trusted health charities,
improves the lives of people affected by chronic disease
or disability. Through their combined strength, our
member organizations find cures, provide health education,
medical research, advocacy and family support. Choose
the charities that touch your life most. Join us in building
a healthier Colorado. Every dollar makes a difference.
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1660 South Albion, Suite 1004, Denver, CO 80222
303.758.0069 | www.colorado.healthcharities.org
Special Olympics Colorado
303-758-0069 | www.colorado.healthcharities.org
Improving the lives of those affected by chronic disease and disability by uniting caring donors
in the workplace with Colorado’s most trusted health charities.
6022 9Health Fair
303-698-4455 | www.9healthfair.org
Promotes health awareness and encourages individuals to assume responsibility for their health
through statewide health fairs and year round classroom education.
888-KID-HLTH | www.healthiergeneration.org
Works to end childhood obesity and inspire young people in the United States to develop
lifelong, healthy habits.
303-832-2322 | www.alsaco.org
To care for and support all people living with Lou Gehrig’s disease (ALS) while leading the
search for a cure through cutting edge research.
720-855-1102 | www.diabetes.org
The association’s mission is “to prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people
affected by diabetes” through research, information and advocacy.
303-988-4388 | www.liverfoundation.org
American Liver Foundation provides awareness, outreach, liver health education programs and
support services to improve the lives of individuals with liver disease.
303-813-1669 | www.alz.org/co
Provides patient and family support to those affected by Alzheimer’s. Educates public, families
and health care professionals caring for or interacting with people with Alzheimer’s.
303-388-4327 | www.lungcolorado.org
Our mission is to fight lung disease and promote lung health through education, research, and
advocacy.
303-377-9732 | www.anchorcenter.org
Not-for profit organization dedicated to providing early intervention/education to blind and
visually impaired children throughout the state of Colorado.
6009 Angel Eyes
303-320-7771 | www.angeleyes.org
Provides professional, compassionate bereavement support to families affected by the sudden,
unexpected death of an infant or toddler. Raises awareness, provides education and supports
research.
303-779-9676 | www.admhn.org
Provides comprehensive professional mental health and substance abuse treatment to children,
youth, families, and adults in the communities of Arapahoe and Douglas counties.
303-756-8622 | www.arthritis.org
Dedicated to improve lives through education, advocacy, exercise programs and research for the
prevention, control and cure of arthritis and related diseases.
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720-214-0794 | www.autismcolorado.org
Our mission is to improve the lives of all affected by autism. We inform, advocate, and share
the journey.
303-341-4000 | www.bonfils.org
Partnering with our community, we save and enhance lives by collecting, testing and
distributing lifesaving blood products to patients in need.
303-355-9969 | www.biacolorado.org
Our mission is to improve quality of life for
people with brain injuries by connecting survivors
with resources to help navigate the path
of rehabilitation.
6072 CaringBridge
651-452-7940 | www.caringbridge.org
CaringBridge is a non-profit that brings family,
friends and loved ones together during any type
of health event.
Brain Injury Alliance of Colorado
303-777-2663 | www.co-cancerresearch.org
Community-based Cancer Research Program providing Coloradoans access to the best of 21st
century medicine by participating in NCI-sponsored cancer clinical trials.
6050 Craig Hospital
303-789-8000 | www.craighospital.org
We provide exemplary rehabilitation care to people affected by spinal cord and traumatic brain
injury so they can achieve optimal health, independence, and life quality.
6010 Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of America- Rocky Mountain
Chapter
303-639-9163 | www.ccfa.org/chapters/rockymountain
Our mission is to cure Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis, and to improve the quality of life
of children and adults affected by these diseases.
303-296-6610 | www.cff.org
Supports innovative research to control and cure cystic fibrosis. Provides specialized medical care
through a nationwide network of centers; offers pharmacy and other patient services.
303-360-6600 | www.developmentalpathways.org
Enriching the quality of life for over 3,000 individuals with intellectual disabilities and
developmental delays through service management, community connections, skill building
and 24/7 care.
6007 Easter Seals Colorado
303-233-1666 | www.eastersealscolorado.org
Partnering with individuals and families to reduce the impact of disability or health challenges
and to enhance their quality of life.
303-922-6231 | www.freedomservicedogs.org
Custom trains rescued shelter dogs for people with disabilities, children with autism, veterans
with post-traumatic stress disorder, and others.
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303-860-0800 | www.hepc-connection.org
Educates about the hepatitis C virus to reduce transmission, test to identify those infected, and
provides counseling and other support to cope.
6014 Huntington’s Disease Society of America, Rocky Mountain
Chapter
303-837-9937 | www.hdsa.org/co
The only local healthcare agency providing care for people with HD and their families. Social
worker available at no charge, support groups, education; supports research.
719-633-8110 | www.jdrfcos.org
Help us improve the lives of children and adults living with type 1 diabetes (T1D) through
funding research to cure, treat and prevent this disease.
303-770-2873 | www.jdrfrockymountain.org
Help us improve the lives of children and adults living with type 1 diabetes (T1D) through
funding research to cure, treat and prevent this disease.
303-355-5546 | www.kariscommunity.org
Transitional community-living opportunity for restoring basic life skills and improving the
social well-being of individuals recovering from serious and persistent mental illness.
303-733-3710 | www.kindsmiles.org
Saving children’s smiles by providing high quality, comprehensive dental care and education to
Colorado kids in need, through dental clinics, and school-based programs.
720-440-8620 | www.lls.org
Offers financial assistance, educational materials/support, and family support groups as well as
other patient services to clients in the Rocky Mountain Region.
303-597-4050 | www.lupuscolorado.org
Dedicated to helping people in Colorado living with lupus through programs and services
including emergency assistance, education, information, advocacy, support and research.
303-750-9474 | www.colorado.wish.org
Grants wishes to Colorado children fighting life threatening medical conditions, inspiring them
with life changing hope, strength and joy at no cost to families.
303-692-0011 | www.marchofdimes.com/colorado
We are dedicated to improving the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature birth
and infant mortality, through research, services, education and advocacy.
720-208-2220 | www.mhacolorado.org
Serves the people of Colorado by collaborating with strategic partners to promote mental
health, expand access to services and transform systems of healthcare.
303-504-6500 | www.mhcd.org
Provides adult, child and family outpatient services; vocational training, employment, coaching
and placement; housing, food, clothing and furnishings to help people recover from mental illness.
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303-360-6276 | www.mcpn.org
Since 1989, MCPN has provided primary health care, dental care and other health-related
services to the uninsured and underserved populations in Metro Denver.
303-674-6400 | www.mtevans.org
Provides comprehensive in-home care to sick, disabled or terminally ill mountain-area patients
and their families.
6019 Muscular Dystrophy Association, North Central Division
303-504-5252 | www.mda.org
Fighting neuromuscular diseases through worldwide research, a nationwide network of
clinics offering comprehensive medical services and far-reaching professional and public
health education.
6006 NAMI Colorado
303-321-3104 | www.namicolorado.org
A grassroots statewide organization that provides free education, support and advocacy for
individuals and families affected by mental illness.
877-225-5654 | www.njhealth.org
Founded 114 years ago, National Jewish Health is the only facility in the world exclusively
dedicated to researching/treating respiratory, cardiac, immune and related disorders.
720-748-9991 | www.kidney.org
Dedicated to preventing kidney disease, improving the health of individuals and families
affected by kidney disease, and increasing the availability of all organs for transplantation.
303-698-7400 | www.curemsco-wy.org
We provide programs and services for the 100,000 people in Colorado and Wyoming affected
by MS, and support research to end MS forever.
303-649-9299 | www.stroke.org
To positively impact the health and lives of people in the U.S. by preventing stroke, improving
care and quality of life after stroke.
303-830-1839 | www.parkinsonrockies.org
Contributions fund education, movement classes, in-home assessments, support groups and
technologies that enhance mobility, increase independence and improve quality of life for
Parkinson’s individuals.
303-797-1699 | www.rmdsa.org
Assure inclusion and enhance independence of people with Down Syndrome, by providing
education, resources and support in partnership with individuals, families, professionals, and the
community.
303-636-5600 | www.rmhumanservices.org
RMHS provides services to adults and children with developmental disabilities and delays,
military personnel who are wounded or homeless, and other vulnerable populations.
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6033 Ronald McDonald House Charities of Denver
303-832-2667 | www.ronaldhouse.org
Provides temporary lodging for families traveling to Denver with a seriously ill or injured child
receiving treatment at a Metro Denver Hospital. Volunteers welcomed.
719-542-0032 | www.socohospice.org
Hospice care focuses on bringing comfort, self-respect, and compassion to people facing end of
life. Symptoms and pain are controlled, and emotional needs are supported.
720-962-0706 | www.thesecondwindfund.org
Provides up to twelve sessions of professional, specialized counseling to children and youth at
risk of suicide that have no other access to treatment.
720-359-3113 | www.specialolympicsco.org
Through year round sports training and athletic competition for individuals with intellectual
disabilities, we strengthen lives and increase awareness of “abilities” within our community.
303-744-2088 | www.komendenver.org
Provides life-saving breast cancer screening, diagnostics and treatment services for low-income
and uninsured individuals in Colorado and raises funds for breast cancer research.
719-632-8887 | www.komensecolorado.org
Imagine life without breast cancer. We can make it a reality by racing for the cures and funding
lifesaving research and community health programs.
303-377-9987 | www.stjude.org
Researches and treats deadly childhood diseases-primarily cancer. Families are never billed by St.
Jude for treatment, travel, housing or food. Discoveries freely shared worldwide.
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Rocky Mountain Chapter
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Caring Connection
caring
connection
Caring Connection is comprised of Colorado nonprofit
organizations that serve emergency and ongoing needs in
local communities. Through participation in workplace
giving campaigns, Caring Connection is able to create
a community where nonprofit organizations have the
resources needed to provide services for sustained impact
by connecting employers, their employees and donors to
causes they care about. Every dollar makes a difference.
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Caring Connection
3245 Eliot St., #211, Denver, CO 80211
303.232.1646 | www.caringconnection.org
Douglas/Elbert Task Force
Caring Connection
303-232-1646 | www.caringconnection.org
Working together to offer increased charitable choice in employee giving campaigns.
303-282-0902 | www.auldenver.org
Offers an individualized diploma program and extensive wraparound services to address the
needs of students experiencing homelessness and other unstable living conditions.
1122 ACCESS Housing
303-289-7087 | www.acchouse.org
Help homeless families regain their independence, achieve economic self-sufficiency and sustain
permanent housing.
303-935-7389 | www.acslift.org
Serves the community through three programs: Family Care, Medical Services & Disaster
Response. ACS serves everyone from anywhere. There are no boundaries.
303-237-7704 | www.theactioncenter.org
Provides Jefferson County residents basic human services and promotes pathways to selfsufficiency through programs that focus on three main areas: Intervention, Prevention
and Connection.
303-298-8815 | www.youhavealternatives.org
Our programs meet the complex needs of women, teens and men faced with the decisions in
unintended pregnancy.
Caring Connection
303-831-0117 | www.acboc.org
Provides free support to promote independence, equality, and opportunities for blind and
visually impaired individuals by offering resources/referrals, adaptive aids, education, emergency
services, and advocacy.
1052 ArtReach
303-433-2882 | www.artreachdenver.org
Exists to ensure people of all ages who are at risk or under served have an opportunity to
experience arts and cultural events.
303-424-6685 | www.arvadacfb.org
Food bank serving northern Jefferson County providing food for children and families in need
through its Client Choice Food Selection, Mobile Pantry and Backpack Program.
303-360-0260 | www.office @aurorainterchurch.org
Provides emergency services for Aurora residents: food, clothing, layettes and household
supplies; bus tokens; and assistance with pharmacy, and utility needs when funds are available.
303-617-2300 | www.aumhc.org
Committed to creating healthy and secure communities by providing our clients with the least
restrictive mental health services that ensure quality, appropriate and efficient care.
303-623-1176 | www.bessieshope.org
Enhances the lives of nursing home/assisted living elders, and “at-risk youth”, adult volunteers
and families through intergenerational programs that cultivate mutually beneficial relationships.
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Caring Connection
303-433-6328 | www.bienvenidosfoodbank.org
We provide a weekly distribution of staples and emergency food to families and individuals in
Northwest Denver in a respectful and dignified manner.
303-838-5668 | www.idrahaje.org
Exposes youth to outdoor activities such as horseback riding, rock climbing and sports that
serve to build leadership skills in a Christian camp setting.
303-271-6535 | www.casajeffcogilpin.com
Our mission is to provide trained volunteers to advocate in court for the safety and well-being
of abused and neglected children.
1101 Center for Hearing, Speech
and Language
Caring Connection
303-322-1871 | www.chsl.org
Services include: audiology (testing, hearing aids,
aid repair), speech/language therapies, auditory
processing evaluations, FastForward, hearing/
speech/vision/developmental screenings and early
literacy program.
1123 Clinica Colorado
720-443-8461 | www.clinincacolorado.org
To provide low cost healthcare for those who are
indigent, without health insurance or unable to
obtain primary care services.
Center for Hearing, Speech and Language
303-761-7236 | www.chgristianservices.org
Provides professional counseling to women in crisis pregnancies, serves children through foster
care, and helps couples build their families through adoption.
303-831-9632 | www.ccadv.org
Inspiring Colorado to end domestic violence by providing training to domestic violence
shelters; education to the general public; and expert guidance to elected officials and policy
makers.
303-839-9999 | www.ccasa.org
Workplace giving funds support our mission to promote safety, justice, and healing for survivors
across Colorado while working toward the elimination of sexual violence.
303-413-3460 | www.coloradodec.org
A statewide organization promoting the health, safety and well-being of drug endangered
children through training, technical assistance and advocacy efforts.
303-420-6634 | www.coloradohomelessfamilies.org
Provides transitional housing and the following support services; case management, counseling,
educational seminars, support group meetings, food bank, furniture, clothing to homeless
families with children.
1078 Denver Homeless VOICE
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303-539-7226 | www.denvervoice.org
A nonprofit newspaper that provides a means for people who are homeless to earn a selfsustainable income by purchasing and vending the paper.
Caring Connection
303-871-8035 | www.difrc.org
Assists American Indian children and families in Metro Denver with child welfare issues
through culturally-appropriate services and case management.
303-953-6600 | www.difhs.org
Our agency’s activities are based on the physical, mental, social, and spiritual health of Native
Americans while providing culturally acceptable personal and public health services.
303-297-1815 | www.denrescue.org
Helps the needy to become self-sufficient citizens by providing education, free medical/dental
services, shelter, food, clothing, long-term rehabilitation and transitional housing.
303-233-3363 | www.ddrcco.org
Provides services for 2,902 people with developmental disabilities, birth to the elderly, and their
families to live meaningful lives. 100% of your donation addresses emergency needs.
303-688-1114 | www.detaskforce.org
Provides emergency financial assistance: food, clothing, household goods, rent, utilities, etc., to
residents of Douglas and Elbert counties in economic crisis or at risk of homelessness.
303-693-1550 | www.excelsioryc.org
Considered the expert in treating troubled teenage girls, Excelsior is the largest residential
treatment center in Colorado. Despite difficult pasts, 85% successfully complete
Excelsior’s program.
Caring Connection
1114 Firefly Autism
303-759-1192 | www.fireflyautism.org
Funds will support the therapies we provide to children with Autism in our center and in the
homes of families throughout the Front Range.
1070 HERO Alliance
720-941-8901 | www.heroalliance.org
We promote home ownership counseling, outreach and resources for persons with disabilities
in Colorado. Funds provides classes, individual home ownership counseling, referrals, ongoing
support, and outreach activities.
303-860-7747 | www.hopecommunities.org
Provide affordable housing, and offer services such as one-on-one case management, English as
a Second Language, pre-school, after-school, health literacy and employment assistance.
1130 I Love U Guys Foundation
303-674-6112 | www.iloveuguys.org
The I Love U Guys Foundation is dedicated to school safety through development,
implementation and training of the Standard Response Protocol and Standard Reunification
Method.
303-295-1767 | www.innercityhealth.com
A volunteer supported healthcare facility committed to providing medical and dental care for
low-income and medically uninsured families.
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Caring Connection
303-789-0501 | www.ifsc.org
Provides food, clothing, financial assistance, transitional housing, victim assistance, senior,
youth, and enrichment programs to low-income families, individuals and senior citizens.
1035 Laradon
303-296-2400 | www.laradon.org
Serves individuals who have developmental disabilities and special needs through community
participation, residential support and employment programs for adults; education and
therapeutic services for children.
1131 Legacy of Hope Scholarships
303-866-7240 | www.stmfoundation.org
Our mission is to allocate funds to give post-secondary scholarships/financial aid to children
who are cancer survivors.
303-722-0300 | www.thelegalcenter.org
Protects human and civil rights of adults/children in education, housing, rehabilitation,
employment, voting and abuse/neglect in residential and long-term care.
Caring Connection
1103 Mercy Housing
303-830-3300 | www.mercyhousing.org/mountainplains
Home is a foundation that stabilizes lives; Mercy provides affordable housing for people in need
with services focused on improving health, education, and financial stability.
1049 Metro CareRing
303-860-7200 | www.metrocarering.org
A hunger relief organization that provides emergency and self-sufficiency services to low-income
and homeless individuals, offering food, utility and transportation assistance, and identification
documents.
1104 National Sports Center for the Disabled
303-293-5314 | www.nscd.org
Provides adapted therapeutic recreational and sports activities to people with cognitive,
developmental, physical and behavioral disabilities of all ages regardless of their ability to pay.
303-832-0066 | www.openworldlearning.org
Supports the academic success of 3rd through 8th grade students from low-income families by
using digital technology to ignite a love of learning.
1016 Ralston House
720-898-6745 | www.ralstonhouse.net
A safe, child-friendly place offering interviews, medical exams and victim advocacy to complete
the investigative process of children’s outcries of sexual or physical abuse.
720-229-0303 | www.rockymountaincancerassistance.org
Provides financial assistance for basic expenses to adult cancer patients in Colorado. Assistance
is for housing, utilities, transportation, telephone, and health insurance.
303-788-4030 | www.mscenter.org
Patient-centered organization for people with multiple sclerosis and their families. Services
include medical treatment, adult day services, counseling, support, hydrotherapy, education and
cutting-edge research.
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Caring Connection
303-296-6686 | www.sacredhearthouse.org
Provides a continuum of services to homeless mothers with children and single women to help
them achieve and maintain self-sufficiency.
1099 Safe House
303-318-9959 | www.safehouse-denver.org
Provides emergency shelter,counceling and advocacy services to adults, children and youth
experiencing domestic violence through 24-hour crisis line, shelter and nonresidential
counceling center.
303-960-9163 | www.svdpden.org
We are a Catholic lay organization that offers person-to-person emergency assistance to those
who are needy and sufffering.
1121 Wapiyapi
303-534-0883 | www.wapiyapi.org
Provides healing programs for families facing childhood cancer in the Rocky Mountain Region
through friendship, laughter and fun at camps and retreats.
Caring Connection
720-300-0029 | www.youcanbeginagain.org
Two year transitional housing program that provides comprehensive outreach and case
management for women, 18-25, emancipated from foster care, who are neither pregnant nor
parents.
Firefly Autism
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community
shares of
colorado
Community Shares of Colorado has been connecting
workplace donors to the charities and causes they care about
most since 1986!
Community Shares offers you inclusive giving options
with nonprofits that are rooted locally, embrace choice and
diversity, and have been carefully screened for best practices
among charitable organizations.
With an average gift of $1 a day, workplace donors have
invested more than $26 million in our Community Giving
Fund. Every dollar makes a difference.
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789 Sherman Street, Suite 230, Denver, CO 80203
303.861.7507 | www.cshares.org
Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center
303-861-7507 | www.cshares.org
Your gift to Community Shares promotes the advancement of local nonprofits and
philanthropic choice across Colorado through increased awareness, business partnerships, and
community outreach.
303-861-7507 | www.cshares.org
Designations to the Shares Fund are divided among all Community Shares of Colorado
member agencies.
5007 9to5 Colorado
303-628-0925 | www.9to5.org/colorado
We work to improve the workplace for women and strengthen the ability of low-wage working
women to win economic justice and rights on the job.
303-777-5482 | www.aclu-co.org
We are Colorado’s guardian of liberty. Through litigation, advocacy and education, we defend
the Constitutional rights and freedoms guaranteed to everyone in the United States.
303-623-3464 | www.afsc.org/office/denver-co
To promote a more just world, we organize allies and faith communities in support of
immigrant rights.
5180 Anti-Defamation League (ADL)
303-755-4756 | www.adoptex.org
There are 101,666 children in foster care WAITING for permanent, adoptive families. Don’t
make them wait! Help us find families for neglected children.
303-830-7177 | denver.adl.org
Mountain States Region ADL defends democratic ideals, secures social justice and eliminates
anti-Semitism and bigotry through education, law enforcement training, and advocacy.
5187 Arapahoe House
303-657-3700 | www.arapahoehouse.org
Imagine the impact if everyone who wanted treatment for alcoholism or addiction could get
help. Our unique recovery programs save and rebuild lives in Colorado.
303-778-6990 | www.asld.org
Premier visual art school - 1,700 scholarships provided to adults and children since 1987. You
inspire creativity in 9,000 students regardless of artistic ability.
303-417-1544 | www.bicyclecolorado.org
Encourages bicycle transportation for health and the environment. Teaches bicycle safety to
children and adults, protects open space and creates safer riding for all.
303-271-9200 | www.bigcitymountaineers.org
Big City Mountaineers mentors under-resourced urban youth through transformative outdoor
experiences to enrich lives, broaden horizons and instill critical life skills.
303-654-3378 | www.casa17th.org
To provide specially trained community volunteers, CASAs, to advocate for the best interest of
abused and neglected children in the pursuit of safe and permanent homes.
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303-239-9680 | www.catcaresociety.org
We shelter cats in cage-free environments until adopted, have cat clinic onsite, and provide
community service programs, including a food bank for qualifying low-income owners.
303-892-8444 | www.cwee.org
Founded in 1982, CWEE fosters personal and professional transformation for low-income
single parent families through confidence building, customized skills training, and career
advancement.
800.766.4255 | www.thechandaplanfoundation.org
Improving the quality of life for persons with physical disabilities through systemic change and
direct services to access integrative therapies.
5006 CHARG Resource Center
303-830-8805 | www.charg.org
We are a community of Denver’s mentally ill citizens, partnering with professionals to run a
drop-in center, psychiatric clinic, homeless outreach, and public education programs.
5188 Children’s Hospital Colorado Foundation
720-777-1700 | www.childrenscoloradofoundation.org
The organization’s mission is to improve the health of children through the provision of high
quality, coordinated programs of patient care, education, research and advocacy.
303-429-0653 | www.childrensoutreachproject.org
Preschool with therapeutic services that takes a family-centered, whole-child approach to early
childhood education serving disadvantage populations in the North Metro Denver community.
719-520-9899 | www.citizensproject.org
Educates and mobilizes people to strengthen the traditional American values of equal rights,
individual freedoms, separation of church and state, civic engagement, and respect for diversity.
720-274-2923 | www.clinicatepeyac.org
Keeping medically uninsured Coloradans out of emergency rooms and saving taxpayer dollars
since 1995 by providing a primary and preventive healthcare home for low-income families.
303-839-5204 | www.coavp.org
Eliminating violence within and against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer
communities in Colorado and supporting LGBTQ survivors of violence.
5134 Colorado CASA
303-623-5380 | www.coloradocasa.org
Your donation helps us train volunteers to advocate for the needs of abused and neglected
children throughout Colorado! Let children’s voices be heard!
303-839-1261 | www.cohealthinitiative.org
Do you believe all Coloradans should have access to affordable health care? CCHI and its
membership influence and shape effective health care policy. Join us!
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303-825-0122 | www.ccjrc.org
Colorado Criminal Justice Reform Coalition is a statewide coalition advocating for state-level
policy reform to increase alternatives to incarceration, with an emphasis on drug policy and
parole re-entry.
303-922-3344 | www.coloradoimmigrant.org
A coalition of immigrant, faith, labor, youth and community organizations, working to build a
unified statewide voice to advance justice for immigrants and refugees.
303-867-0301 | www.cojwj.org
Since 1988, Colorado Jobs with Justice has worked to build a strong, lasting movement for
social and economic justice with a focus on worker justice.
303-279-3080 | www.cmc.org
Do you love Colorado’s mountains? Your donation will conserve Colorado’s wild places, teach
outdoor recreation skills, and connect young people to the outdoors. Get involved!
303-988-2373 | www.coloradoopenlands.org
Helping families achieve their dream of permanently protecting their land. Together, we have
protected more than 400,000 acres. Help protect another 10,000 acres this year!
5204 Colorado Organization for Latina Opportunity and Reproductive
Rights (COLOR)
303-871-9191 | www.cpr.org
Colorado Public Radio enriches the Colorado community by providing news, information, and
music for people who want to be informed, enlightened, and entertained.
303-393-0382 | www.colorlatina.org
COLOR is dedicated to building a movement of Latinas, their families, and allies through
leadership development, organizing and advocacy to create opportunity and achieve
reproductive justice.
303-296-1212 | www.cpt12.org
Colorado Public Television creates and curates an unparalleled television schedule of local,
independent and world programming on three digital channels and at www.cpt12.org.
303-776-2070 | www.corhs.org
Improves the lives of reptiles in captivity and in the wild through education and action in
sheltering, conservation, and rehabilitation programs.
5181 Colorado Rural Health Center
303-832-7493 | www.coruralhealth.org
CRHC works to improve healthcare services in rural communities ensuring that all rural
Coloradans have access to comprehensive, affordable, high quality healthcare.
5083 Colorado Wildlife Federation
303-987-0400 | www.coloradowildlife.org
Colorado Wildlife Federation works every day to protect Colorado’s irreplaceable wildlife
habitat on public lands so it remains for your children and grandchildren to enjoy.
303-291-7212 | www.cowildlifefoundation.org
Passionately engaged since 1989 working to ensure a wildlife legacy for Colorado through
support of environmental stewardship, conservation of wildlife and protection of critical habitat.
303-863-0600 | www.cyca.org
You can give outdoor jobs, work skills, and college scholarships to thousands of young people.
Your gift protects Colorado’s environment and changes lives.
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720-424-2300 | www.communityresourcesinc.org
Community Resources Inc. (CRI) provides thousands of educational programs, free children’s
books and mentorship opportunities to students and families in Denver’s schools utilizing
wonderful community volunteers.
303-433-4983 | www.conflictcenter.org
TCC teaches practical violence prevention skills in partnership with diverse communities to
promote conflict as an opportunity to solve problems creatively and build healthy relationships.
303-534-7066 | www.conservationco.org
Conservation Colorado Education Fund is a statewide grassroots organization working to
protect Colorado’s air, land, water, and people.
303-534-5411 | www.thedeloresproject.org
Provides emergency shelter for struggling women experiencing homelessness and provides
individualized support services and long-term shelter for women who are ready to move towards
stability.
5182 Denver Children’s Advocacy Center
303-825-3850 | www.denvercac.org
When Colorado’s children are abused, neglected or traumatized, we’re there for them. Through
forensic interviews, mental health treatment, family support, training and prevention, we
“restore childhood.”
303-321-2828 | www.thedenverhospice.org
The Denver Hospice provides the most comprehensive hospice and palliative care services to
those facing advanced illness with unprecedented levels of comfort, compassion, and expertise.
5197 Denver Scholarship Foundation
303-951-4140 | www.denverscholarship.org
Make college possible for Denver students. Denver Scholarship Foundation provides college
guidance, scholarships, and ongoing support to empower Denver students to earn a college
degree.
5018 Denver Urban Ministries (DenUM)
303-355-4896 | www.denum.org
Inspiring hope, transforming lives, and providing stability to vulnerable families in our
community by meeting basic needs and providing tools for self-sufficiency.
5125 DenverWorks
303-433-0300 | www.denverworks.org
Unemployment – a growing epidemic! DenverWorks’ job readiness programs change lives and
restore hope. Help us empower jobseekers to become self-sufficient, hard-working members of
our community.
5077 Doctors Care
303-730-1313 | www.doctorscare.org
Doctors Care provides health care for children and adults residing in South Metro Denver who
cannot pay the full cost of their medical care.
5021 Domestic Violence Initiative Serving Women, Men and Children
with Disabilities
303-839-5510 | www.dviforwomen.org
DVI is dedicated to the survival and safety of Colorado’s Women and Men with disabilities and
their children who are victims of domestic violence, caregiver abuse and other crimes
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303-751-5772 | www.ddfl.org
The largest independent animal welfare organization in the region saves more than 16,000 pets
and horses annually while reducing pet homelessness and preventing animal suffering.
5045 EarthLinks, Inc.
303-389-0085 | www.earthlinks-colorado.org
Got green? Sustain Earth and homeless adults through gardening, nature trips, beekeeping, and
paid work in the creation of community and Earth-conscious craft products.
5022 Eco-Cycle
303-444-6634 | www.ecocycle.org
Eco-Cycle works locally - and globally - to protect our
environment and combat climate change through Zero
Waste practices such as waste reduction, reuse, recycling and
composting.
5024 The Empowerment Program, Inc.
5144 Environmental Learning for Kids
Earthlinks, Inc.
303-371-8658 | www.elkkids.org
ELK is a community-based organization dedicated to
providing science education, mentoring, career development,
and stewardship programs to low-income, culturally diverse
youth and families.
5171 The Feline Fix
303-320-1989 | www.empowermentprogram.org
Empowerment is a behavioral health organization that
empowers women to overcome issues of substance abuse,
trauma, mental health, homelessness, poverty, lack of
education, and unemployment.
303-202-3516 | www.thefelinefix.org
The Feline Fix offers affordable and accessible spay/neuter services to help decrease the numbers
of homeless cats entering Colorado animal shelters.
303-278-7575 | www.foothillsanimalshelter.org
The Shelter provides life-saving care to thousands of pets annually and offers adoption, lost and
found, pet licensing and other affordable services to the community.
303-321-4198 | www.tgpdenver.org
Denver’s only daytime center for women, children, and transgender individuals experiencing
homelessness or poverty; providing services that meet basic needs and programs to build selfsufficiency.
303-733-7743 | www.glbtcolorado.org
The oldest and largest statewide community resource center in Colorado offering programming
for GLBT youth, adults, and elders in health, legal advocacy, and social support.
303-823-8455 | www.greenwoodwildlife.org
Greenwood rehabilitates orphaned, injured and sick wildlife and releases them back into the
wild. We also educate the public on appropriate wildlife interactions.
303-968-1326 | www.gridalternatives.org/colorado
GRID Alternatives’ mission is to empower communities in need by providing renewable energy
and energy efficiency services, equipment and job training.
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5209 The GrowHaus
720-515-4751 | www.thegrowhaus.com
Our mission is to create a community-driven, neighborhood-based food system by serving as a
hub for urban agriculture, education and business development.
303-447-3787 | www.flatironshabitat.org
Building homes, building community and building hope in the lives of low-income families
through homeownership opportunities and education.
303-534-2929 | www.habitatmetrodenver.org
Seeking to put God’s love into action, Habitat for Humanity brings people together to build
homes, communities and hope.
5210 HealthSET
720-321-9320 | www.healthset.org
HealthSET is dedicated to improving the lives of the low-income elderly through free health
clinics and substantial follow-up care.
303-442-4030 | www.boulderhumane.org
We provide shelter for homeless animals, adoption and lost/found services, behavior counseling,
veterinary care, and education to help promote healthy relationships between pets and people.
5198 Hunger Free Colorado
720-328-1284 | www.hungerfreecolorado.org
The state’s leading anti-hunger organization leveraging the power of collaboration, system
change, policy change and social change to end hunger in Colorado
719-328-1056 | www.insideoutys.org
Inside/Out Youth Services serves lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender youth in the Pikes Peak
region, giving them resources they need to be themselves.
5146 Invest in Kids
303-839-1808 | www.iik.org
Invest in Kids partners with communities to improve the health and well-being of Colorado’s
children, particularly those from low-income families, through advancing programs that work.
5165 Judi’s House
720-941-0331 | www.judishouse.org
Since 2002, Judi’s House has helped approximately 7,000 children safely and successfully cope
with feelings of grief after losing a parent or loved one.
5183 Keystone
Science School
970-468-2098 |
www.keystonescienceschool.org
Keystone Science School educates
youth and adults through meaningful
and collaborative learning experiences
that incorporate non-biased scientific
inquiry, leadership development, civic
engagement and academic rigor.
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Keystone Science School
303-449-4885 | www.kgnu.org
KGNU, a non-profit, volunteer-run, community radio station serving the Front Range of
Colorado airs music, news and information often not heard elsewhere in media.
5033 KUVO/jazz89
303-480-9272 | www.kuvo.org
We are Colorado’s source for Jazz, Blues & News, weekends that groove. Call and let us know
you’re a member through Community Shares at 303-446-7614.
303-772-1232 | www.longmonthumane.org
We shelter, nurture, and protect companion animals providing the highest standards of animal
welfare. LHS is nationally recognized as leader in progressive sheltering techniques that save
more lives.
303-756-9052 | www.mariadroste.org
We provide affordable counseling for at-risk adults, children, and families in need, helping them
overcome obstacles such as poverty, emotional trauma, illness, and depression.
303-296-2969 | www.meedcolorado.org
MEED provides scholarships for disadvantaged students in Denver Public Middle Schools
and their parents, and a backpack/school supply collection program for homeless students that
attend DPS.
303-282-1234 | www.metrovolunteers.org
As Denver’s Volunteer Center, Metro Volunteers connects people to volunteer opportunities
and trains volunteers, non-profit agencies and companies how to create positive impact through
volunteerism.
5192 mpowered
303-233-2773 | www.mpoweredcolorado.org
Mpowered is a local, nonprofit resource for Coloradans who want to learn about money
management and participate in coaching to achieve their personal definition of financial success.
303-394-1973 | www.prochoicecolorado.org
Through research, education, and outreach, NARAL Pro-Choice Colorado Foundation supports
and protects each woman’s access to a full range of reproductive health care options.
303-396-6170 | www.one-colorado.org/about-us/one-colorado-education-fund
A statewide nonprofit with a mission of securing and protecting equality and opportunity for
lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Coloradans.
5195 Out Boulder
303-499-5777 | www.outboulder.org
Serving the LGBTQ communities of Boulder County, Out Boulder facilitates community
connection, advocates for justice, educates for change and celebrates the diversity of our
community.
5185 The Park People
303-722-6262 | www.theparkpeople.org
Leading park advocacy group, infusing millions of dollars into Denver’s parks and recreation
system. Also, home of Denver Digs Trees and Community Forester programs.
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970-249-1116 | www.partners-west.org
We encourage positive changes in youth by creating and supporting mentoring relationships
with screened adult volunteers who are role models, advocates and friends.
5093 PetAid Colorado
303-318-0447 | www.petaidcolorado.org
PetAid Colorado is the healthcare safety net for underprivileged pets and animals at risk with
programs that provide comprehensive healthcare to pets in need.
5067 PFLAG Denver Chapter
303-573-5861 | www.pflagdenver.org
As families and friends, we love and value gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender persons. We
welcome your support to educate others and celebrate human diversity.
719-632-6189 | www.ppjpc.org
The Pikes Peak Justice and Peace Commission is a community-based organization that
promotes peace, justice, and sustainability through systemic change.
303-321-7526 | www.pprm.org
Join our 97-year-old movement to
build healthy communities through
investment in reproductive health care
services, age-appropriate comprehensive
sex education, and protection of
reproductive rights.
5205 PlatteForum
303-893-0791 | www.platteforum.org
An award winning youth development
and artist residency program matching
underserved youth with artists in long
term creative learning environments
improving life skills for youth.
Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains
303-830-0202 | www.projectangelheart.org
Delivering nutritious meals to improve quality of life, at no cost, for those coping with lifethreatening illness in Denver and Colorado Springs.
303-325-3959 | www.rmarts.org
Building community through music: Denver Gay Men’s Chorus, Denver Women’s Chorus,
Mosaic Youth Chorus, and Out Loud: The Colorado Springs Men’s Chorus.
5191 Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network
303-433-2812 | www.rmian.org
Ensuring equal access to justice for men and women in immigration detention and immigrant
children through free legal services, community education, and trainings in Colorado.
5206 Rocky Mountain MicroFinance Institute (RMMFI)
720-941-5037 | www.rmmfi.org
RMMFI provides learning, lending, and coaching to aspiring low-income entrepreneurs who
build businesses to advance along the pathway to self-sufficiency and self-worth.
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303-892-6666 | www.rmpbs.org
Rocky Mountain PBS, Colorado’s only statewide public television network, provides a lens
through which Coloradans see and understand our diverse state, nation and world.
5201 Rocky Mountain Wild
303-546-0214 | www.rockymountainwild.org
We protect, connect, and restore Colorado’s wildlife and wildlands through education, outreach,
and science-based conservation of our state’s rich biodiversity and environment.
303-455-9642 | www.seniorassistancecenter.org
Promotes self-sufficiency of seniors in Denver Metro area to ensure that no senior goes without
the necessities of life, including shelter, food and public services.
303-595-4464 | www.seniorhousingoptions.org
Senior Housing Options provides safe and affordable housing and assisted-living services to 500
low-income elderly and disabled older adults throughout Colorado.
303-669-3113 | www.senseofsecurity.org
We provide temporary, monthly, financial assistance to breast cancer patients to ease monetary
stress during treatment. Just one dollar a day buys food and gas.
5023 Su Teatro
303-296-0219 | www.suteatro.org
A Regional Latino Cultural Arts Center with a full season of theater, annual film, poetry and
music festivals and a growing arts education program.
5078 Thorne Nature Experience
303-499-3647 | www.thornenature.org
Thorne Nature Experience builds Earth stewardship by connecting youth to nature through
joyful, hands-on, place-based environmental education experiences.
303-238-3580 | www.stride-co.org
We provide services and opportunities to low-income families to give them the skills and
resources to achieve economic stability and break the cycle of poverty.
719-633-6884 | www.trailsandopenspaces.org
We enrich the Pikes Peak region by preserving open spaces and parks, and developing trails,
bikeways and greenways for commuting and recreational purposes.
970-484-3678 | www.treeswaterpeople.org
Help Trees, Water & People provide renewable energy solutions to low-income Coloradans and
offer urban outdoor spaces and environmental education to the next generation.
303-449-7740 | www.trucare.org
We work to ensure that everyone in our community can live with advanced illness as
comfortably, confidently, and fully as possible.
303-894-0076 | www.urbanservantcorps.org
Urban Servant Corps is a one-year, full-time Lutheran volunteer program. Volunteers live
in intentional community and embrace values of simplicity and spirituality while serving
nonprofits.
303-440-7059 | www.vfccasa.org
Voices For Children CASA is committed to breaking the cycle of child abuse and neglect in
Boulder County through the use of trained CASA volunteers.
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303-715-1010 | www.voc.org
Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado (VOC) is a statewide volunteer organization dedicated to
motivating and enabling people to become active stewards of Colorado’s natural resources.
303-777-0797 | www.accessgallery.org
VSA Colorado/Access Gallery engages the community by opening doors to creative and
educational opportunities for people with disabilities to access and experience the arts.
5122 W.O.L.F.
970-416-9531 | www.wolfsanctuary.net
W.O.L.F. is a nonprofit sanctuary for captive wolves/wolf-dogs. Our Mission: Rescue animals in
need, provide life-long sanctuary, and educate the public about these misunderstood animals.
5157 Western Resource Advocates
303-444-1188 | www.westernresourceadvocates.org
Western Resource Advocates protects the West’s land, air, and water. We defend public lands,
promote water conservation, help restore rivers, and advance clean energy.
5039 The Wild Animal Sanctuary
303-536-0118 |
www.wildanimalsanctuary.org
The Wild Animal Sanctuary rescues abused,
abandoned and illegally kept lions, tigers,
leopards, cougars, wolves and bears, and
focuses on public education about captive
wildlife.
719-475-9453 | www.wildforever.org
We rescue and rehabilitate sick, orphaned
and injured wildlife, return them to the
wild and provide wildlife education through
programs and phone assistance.
5212 Wildlands Restoration
Volunteers (WRV)
The Wild Animal Sanctuary
303-543-1411 | www.wlrv.org
We provide opportunities for people to come together, learn about their natural environments,
and take direct action to restore the land.
303-292-1919 | www.womensbeanproject.com
Help women break the cycle of poverty and unemployment and move toward self-sufficiency by
teaching job readiness and life skills through employment via social enterprise.
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6022 9Health Fair
5007 9to5 Colorado
1122 ACCESS Housing
6009 Angel Eyes 5180 Anti-Defamation League (ADL)
5187 Arapahoe House
1052 ArtReach
6072 CaringBridge
1101 Center for Hearing, Speech and Language
5006 CHARG Resource Center 5188 Children’s Hospital Colorado Foundation
1123 Clinica Colorado
5134 Colorado CASA
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5204 Colorado Organization for Latina Opportunity and Reproductive Rights (COLOR)
5181 Colorado Rural Health Center 5083 Colorado Wildlife Federation
6050 Craig Hospital
6010 Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of America- Rocky Mountain Chapter
5182 Denver Children’s Advocacy Center 1078 Denver Homeless VOICE
5197 Denver Scholarship Foundation 5018 Denver Urban Ministries (DenUM)
5125 DenverWorks
5077 Doctors Care
5021 Domestic Violence Initiative Serving Women, Men and Children with Disabilities
5045 EarthLinks, Inc. 6007 Easter Seals Colorado
5022 Eco-Cycle
5024 The Empowerment Program, Inc. 5144 Environmental Learning for Kids
5171 The Feline Fix
1114 Firefly Autism
5209 The GrowHaus
5210 HealthSET
1070 HERO Alliance
5198 Hunger Free Colorado 6014 Huntington’s Disease Society of America, Rocky Mountain Chapter
1130 I Love U Guys Foundation
5146 Invest in Kids
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5165 Judi’s House
5183 Keystone Science School
5033 KUVO/jazz89
1035 Laradon 1131 Legacy of Hope Scholarships
1103 Mercy Housing
1049 Metro CareRing
5192 mpowered 6019 Muscular Dystrophy Association, North Central Division
6006 NAMI Colorado
1104 National Sports Center for the Disabled
5195 Out Boulder 5185 The Park People
5093 PetAid Colorado 5067 PFLAG Denver Chapter
5205 PlatteForum
1016 Ralston House
5191 Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network 5206 Rocky Mountain MicroFinance Institute (RMMFI)
5201 Rocky Mountain Wild 6033 Ronald McDonald House Charities of Denver
1099 Safe House
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5023 Su Teatro
5078 Thorne Nature Experience
5122 W.O.L.F.
1121 Wapiyapi
5157 Western Resource Advocates 5039 The Wild Animal Sanctuary
5212 Wildlands Restoration Volunteers (WRV)
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Thank you for giving with Partnership for Colorado!
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Partnership for Colorado –
Your Choice for Giving At Work
Since 1992 Partnership for Colorado has served to increase donor choice
in workplace giving programs. Combining the nonprofit membership
of three local federations provides a comprehensive and inclusive list of
charitable choices. Our nonprofits are annually certified to ensure your
dollars are going to effectively managed agencies that are amongst the best
practitioners in Colorado.
Your Paycheck Contribution
Partnership for Colorado encourages donors to choose the recipient
charities for their gift. We believe that community members are the best
people to decide which community needs their dollars will support. With
no minimum donation amount, all donor designations are honored.
Transparency and Trust
Nothing is more important than your trust. Partnership for Colorado
is committed to the best practices in workplace giving campaigns and
managing all donations with financial clarity. Designated nonprofits
cost-share the administrative expenses of workplace giving fundraising
through a campaign management fee of approximately 15% of the
annual net campaign total. Our member nonprofits are aware of this fee
and recognize it as a low cost, highly effective opportunity to reach new
donors and to provide supporters a year-round giving option.
We work directly with your employer to ensure your gift reaches the
nonprofit of your choice. Paycheck contributions are received from your
payroll office throughout the year and distributed to your designated
charities on a quarterly basis.
Tax Deduction Eligibility
Donations made through workplace giving are eligible for a deduction on
your annual income tax. IRS reporting laws require you to provide a copy
of your pledge form, as well as a copy of your final paystub of the year
showing the total amount withheld as a charitable contribution.
Thank you for giving with Partnership for Colorado.
Please contact us with any questions about your gift at 303.861.7507
or pfc@partnershipforcolorado.org
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To learn more about workplace giving and Partnership for Colorado,
please visit our website at
www.partnershipforcolorado.org
789 Sherman Street, Suite 230, Denver, CO 80203
303.861.7507, pfc@partnershipforcolorado.org

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