(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 job rights.
5002 ACLU Foundation of Colorado 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.
5051 Adoption Exchange 303.755.4756 | www.adoptex.org More than 100,000 children in foster care yearn for the stability and love of a permanent adoptive family. Help us find families for waiting children!
5003 American Friends Service Committee 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) 303.830.7177 | denver.adl.org The ADL Mountain States region defends democratic ideals, secures social justice and works to eliminate anti-Semitism and bigotry through education, law enforcement training and advocacy.
5159 Art Students League of Denver 303.778.6990 | www.asld.org The Art Students League of Denver provides an inclusive art community where professional artists guide individuals of all abilities to reach their highest potential.
5107 Bicycle Colorado 720.458.9889 |www.bicyclecolorado.org We use advocacy, education and passion to make Colorado one of the most bicycle-friendly states in the nation.
5216 Book Trust 303.417.1544 | www.booktrust.org Book Trust empowers children from low-income families to choose and purchase books, increasing literacy skills, vocabulary development, educational success and inspiring a love of reading.
5234 Boulder Food Rescue 303.417.1544 | www.boulderfoodrescue.org Boulder Food Rescue works to create a more just and less wasteful food system by redistributing healthy food to low-income communities.
5233 Building Bridges 303.691.2393 | www.buildingbridgesshift.org Building Bridges equips resilient young leader with communication and relationship-building skills. Youth learn to listen, connect, and confidently lead to transform communities.
5140 CASA of Adams & Broomfield Counties 303.654.3378 | www.casa17th.org To provide specially trained community volunteers, CASA's, to advocate for the best interest of abused and neglected children in the pursuit of safe and permanent homes.
5127 CASA of Jefferson and Gilpin Counties 303.271.6535 | www.casajeffcogilpin.com Provides trained volunteers who advocate in court for the safety and well being of abused and neglected children in the 1st Judicial District of Colorado.
5082 Cat Care Society 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.
5231 Center for African American Health 303.355.3423 | www.caahealth.org Center for African American Health works to improve the health and well-being of African Americans through culturally responsive health education outreach, programming and support services.
5027 The Center on Colfax (FKA the GLBT Community Center of Colorado) 303.733.7743 | www.glbtcolorado.org Oldest and largest statewide community resource center in Colorado offering programming for LGBT youth, adults, and elders in health, legal advocacy, and social support.
5011 Center for Work Education and Employment (CWEE) 303.892.8444 | www.cwee.org CWEE is a comprehensive career readiness program that provides low-income parents with the skills and education necessary to transition off welfare and become self-supporting.
5224 Central Visitation Program 303.831.4912 | www.cvpdenver.org Central Visitation Program's mission is to enhance relationships between children and parents of low income families by providing supervised visitation, exchanges, and parenting support.
5203 Chanda Plan Foundation 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 At CHARG Resource Center we invite mental health consumers of all backgrounds to participate in our mental health treatment and recovery community.
5213 Chef Ann Foundation 303.330.6484 | www.chefannfoundation.org Children deserve healthy, fresh food at school. We help schools transition from packaged, processed food to scratch-cooked meals that nourish children's bodies, minds and futures.
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.
5076 Citizens Project 719.520.9899 | www.citizensproject.org Citizens Project is a fearless, bold advocate for diversity, equality, and separation of church and state.
5097 Clínica Tepeyac 720.274.2923 | www.clinicatepeyac.org Clinica Tepeyac's mission is to provide culturally competent health care and preventative health services to the underserved.
5219 College Track 720.215.6478 |www.collegetrack.org College Track empowers students from underserved communities to graduate from college. Our students graduate at more than twice the rate of their low-income peers.
5235 Colorado Children's Chorale 303.892.5600 |www.ChildrensChorale.org Since 1974, the Colorado Children's Chorale has entertained, educated, inspired, and brought joy to children, families, schools, audiences and communities worldwide through music.
5167 Colorado Consumer Health Initiative 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!
5042 Colorado Criminal Justice Reform Coalition 303.825.0122 | www.ccjrc.org CCJRC works statewide to advance community health, safety, and equity through policy reform and greater investment in community-based prevention, treatment, and economic development strategies.
5220 Colorado Health Network Inc. 303.837.0166 |www.coloradohealthnetwork.org Provides a continuum of care including oral health care, counseling and case management services to people living with HIV/AIDS and other disease across the state.
5207 Colorado Immigrant Rights Coalition (CIRC) 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.
5074 Colorado Jobs with Justice 303.806.0818 | www.cojwj.org We work in coalition with faith, student, labor, and community groups to build worker power. Your donations help win economic justice for working families.
5214 Colorado Juvenile Defender Center 303.825.0194 | www.cjdc.org CJDC ensures excellence in juvenile defense and justice for all children in a society that promotes their well-being and provides second chances.
5168 Colorado Mountain Club 303.279.3080 | www.cmc.org Do you love the mountains? Your donation will protect Colorado's wild places, connect children to nature, and teach outdoor recreation skills. Get involved, get outside!
5016 Colorado Open Lands 303.988.2373 | www.coloradoopenlands.org Colorado Open Lands works with landowners to protect Colorado's quality of life permanently protection land for wildlife, habitat, views, recreation, local food, and waterways. 5204 Colorado Organization for Latina Opportunity and Reproductive Rights (COLOR) 303.393.0382 | www.colorlatina.org COLOR ensures all Latinas and their families can lead healthy, successful lives, through leadership development, organizing, and advocacy to create opportunities and achieve reproductive justice.
5143 Colorado Public Radio 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.
5154 Colorado Public Television 303.296.1212 | www.cpt12.org Colorado Public Television creates and curates an unparalleled content schedule of local, independent, and world programming on three digital channels and at www.cpt12.org.
5149 Colorado Reptile Humane Society (CoRHS) 303.776.2070 | www.corhs.org Colorado Reptile Humane Society improves the lives of reptiles in captivity and in the wild through education and action in sheltering, conservation, and rehabilitation programs.
5230 Colorado Springs Food Rescue 719.470.2737 | www.coloradospringsfoodrescue.org Colorado Springs Food Rescue is cultivation a healthier, more equitable food system through three pillars of action: food access, food production, and food education.
5083 Colorado Wildlife Federation 303.987.0400 | www.coloradowildlife.org Colorado Wildlife Federation works effectively to protect Colorado's irreplaceable wildlife and habitat on your public lands so they remain robust for future generations to enjoy.
5152 Colorado Youth Corps Association 303.863.0600 | www.cyca.org Young people spend less time outdoors. CYCA reaches undeserved communities to employ young people in conservation activities and to open doors to careers.
5017 Community Resources Inc. (CRI) 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.
50SH Community Shares Fund 303.861.7507 | www.cshares.org Designations to the Shares Fund are divided among all Community Shares of Colorado member agencies.
5000 Community Shares of Colorado 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.
5008 Conservation Colorado Education Fund 303.534.7066 | www.conservationco.org Conservation Colorado Education Fund is a grassroots statewide organization working to protect Colorado's air, land, water, and people.
5163 Delores Project 303.534.5411 | www.thedeloresproject.org The Delores Project is a path to stability for over 300 women and transgender individuals who experience homelessness each year.
5182 Denver Children's Advocacy Center 303.825.3850 | www.denvercac.org We work to improve the lives of children traumatized by abuse, neglect, and violence with prevention, education, and direct services.
5061 Denver Hospice 303.321.2828 | www.thedenverhospice.org The mission of The Denver Hospice is to encircle those facing advanced illness with unprecedented levels of comfort, compassion, and expertise.
5197 Denver Scholarship Foundation 303.951.4140 | www.denverscholarship.org The Denver Scholarship Foundation makes college possible for Denver Public Schools' students by providing the tools, knowledge, and financial resources essential for success.
5171 The Feline Fix (FKA Divine Feline) 303.202.3516 | www.thefelinefix.org We promote the health and welfare of underserved cats through spay/neuter, limited veterinary services, trap-neuter-return, fostering, adoption, community outreach, collaboration, and education.
5077 Doctors Care 303.730.1313 | www.doctorscare.org Doctors Care provides access to quality affordable health care and services designed to reduce barriers to health for low-income people in need.
5021 The Initiative, serving persons with disabilities who have experienced abuse. 303.839.5510 | www.dviforwomen.org Through the direct services and the outreach program, The Initiative advocates for persons with disabilities who are victims of abuse.
5189 Dumb Friends League 303.751.5772 | www.ddfl.org The largest independent animal welfare organization in the region saves more than 19,000 pets and horses annually while reducing pet homelessness and preventing animal suffering.
5045 EarthLinks, Inc. 303.389.0085 | www.earthlinks-colorado.org People experiencing homelessness participate in a social enterprise including earth-centered crafts, organic gardening, and beekeeping. Participants form a supportive community, leading to positive changes.
5022 Eco-Cycle 303.444.6634 | www.ecocycle.org Eco-Cycle works to conserve resources, combat climate change, and build sustainable economies by advancing Zero Waste practices (waste reduction, reuse, recycling, and composting) in Colorado.
5024 Empowerment Program, Inc. 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.
5221 Energy Outreach Colorado 303.825.8750 |www.energyoutreach.org Energy Outreach Colorado is the only nonprofit in Colorado raising funds to help low-income Coloradans with energy bill assistance and provide energy efficiency improvements.
5144 Environmental Learning for Kids 303.371.8658 | www.elkkids.org ELK is an inclusive nonprofit that develops inspired, responsible leaders through science education, outdoor experiences, and career exploration for underserved, urban youth ages 5-25.
5229 Every Child Pediatrics (FKA Rocky Mountain Youth Clinics) 303.450.3690 | everychildpediatrics.org/ Rocky Mountain Youth Clinics provides accessible, affordable, high-quality health care and support services to children across Colorado regardless if their family's ability to pay.
5128 Foothills Animal Shelter 303.278.7575 | www.foothillsanimalshelter.org Committed to providing the best care possible for every animal that enters our doors. Serving our community by offering pet adoptions, lost/found, licensing, and life-saving care.
5026 Gathering Place 303.321.4198 | www.tgpdenver.org Denver's only daytime refuge for women, children, and transgender individuals experiencing poverty or homelessness. TGP meets basic needs, fosters personal growth, and builds supportive community.
5096 Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center 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 humane wildlife interactions.
5208 GRID Alternatives Colorado 303.968.1326 | www.gridalternatives.org/colorado GRID Alternatives is the nation's largest non-profit solar installer. With help from volunteers, we make the benefits of solar energy accessible to low-income communities.
5222 Groundwork Denver 303.455.5600 | www.groundworkcolorado.org We partner with lower-income communities to improve the physical environment and promote health and well- being. Community action. Environmental results.
5209 GrowHaus 720.515.4751 | www.thegrowhaus.org The Growhaus partners with residents of Globeville and Elyria-Swansea, two food desert neighborhoods in North Denver to ensure lasting access to healthy food.
5092 Habitat for Humanity of Boulder and Broomfield 303.447.3787 | www.flatironshabitat.org Building homes, building community and building hope in the lives of low-income families through home ownership opportunities and education.
5036 Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver 303.534.2929 | www.habitatmetrodenver.org Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver builds, repairs, and sells homes to hard-working people in need of decent and affordable housing.
5225 Happy Cats Haven 719.362.4600 | www.happycatshaven.org We give Colorado cats a second chance with guaranteed safe haven until adoption, plus cat classes and online resources to keep them in their homes.
5030 Humane Society of Boulder Valley 303.442.4030 | www.boulderhumane.org Providing 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 As Colorado's leading anti-hunger organization we connect Coloradans with food resources and work to ensure Coloradans have the fuel they need to thrive.
5226 Inside the Orchestra 303.355.7855 | www.insidethe orchestra.org Inside the Orchestra brings music education to children throughout Colorado through immersive, interactive orchestra programs performed by professional musicians.
5055 Inside/Out Youth Services 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 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.
5236 Karis Community 303.355.5546 | www.kariscommunity.org Karis Community is the only residential therapeutic community in Colorado, providing a safe, supportive, homelike environment for adults struggling with serious and persistent mental illness.
5032 KGNU Community Radio 303.355.5546 | 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.
5227 Larimer Humane Society 970.226.3647 | www.larimerhumane.org As an open admission shelter, we accept every animal in need of homes. Through our many services we care for thousands of animals a year.
5237 Longmont Community Justice Partnership 303.776.1527 | www.lcjp.org Longmont Community Justice Partnership provides restorative justice to schools and communities to address crime. Offenders, victims and volunteers meet to resolve incidents through facilitated dialogue.
5075 Longmont Humane Society 303.772.1232 | www.longmonthumane.org Nationally recognized leader for progressive sheltering techniques that save more lives, LHS shelters, nurtures, and protects companion animals through the highest standards of animal welfare.
5194 Maria Droste Counseling Center 303.756.9052 | www.mariadroste.org Annually, Maria Droste provides services to over 1,900 adults and children burdened by depression, addiction, emotional trauma, and loss through life-changing counseling and support.
5238 Mile High Youth Corps 303.433.1206 | www.milehighyouthcorps.org Helps youth from diverse backgrounds obtain the skills needed to gain meaningful employment and education through conservation and community service projects.
5239 Mirror Image Arts 720.819.6754 | www.mirrorimagearts.org In partnership with schools, community organizations, and the juvenile justice system, Mirror Image Arts uses theatre to increase social-emotional development in youth. (ages 8-22)
5192 mpowered 303.233.2773 | www.mpoweredcolorado.org Mpowered strives to create financial security for all, by empowering people to transform their financial futures through financial coaching and education.
5056 NARAL Pro-Choice Colorado Foundation 303.394.1973 | www.prochoicecolorado.org Through research, education, and outreach, we support and protect access to a full range of reproductive health care options including safe and legal abortion.
5200 One Colorado Education Fund 303.396.6170 | www.one-colorado.org/about-us/one-colorado-education-fund Founded in 2010, One Colorado Education Fund is the state's leading advocacy organization for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer Coloradans and their families.
5195 Out Boulder 303.499.5777 | www.outboulder.org Out Boulder educates, advocates, and provides services, programs and support to Boulder County's lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) communities.
5185 Park People 303.722.6262 | www.theparkpeople.org Supporting healthy, vibrant & sustainable communities through park projects, our Denver Digs Tress and Community Forester programs, and the City Be A Smart Ash Campaign.
5015 Partners of Delta, Montrose and Ouray 970.249.1116 | www.partners-west.org Partners promotes positive change in at risk youth by matching them with a screened and trained adult volunteer in a supported mentoring relationship.
5067 PFLAG Denver Chapter 303.573.5861 | www.pflagdenver.org Supporting, educating, and advocating on behalf of parents, families, and friends of LGBT people and their LGBT loved ones.
5041 Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains 303.321.7526 | www.pprm.org Join our 100-year-old movement to build healthy communities through investment in reproductive health care services, developmentally appropriate sex education, and protection of reproductive rights.
5223 Playworks 720.259.1035 | www.playworks.org Kids that play every day are happier, healthier, and more engaged in their academics. We increase physical activity, social- emotional learning, and decrease bullying through play.
5050 Project Angel Heart 303.830.0202 | www.projectangelheart.org Preparing and delivering nutritious meals to improve quality of life, at no cost, for those coping with life-threatening illness in metropolitan Denver and Colorado Springs.
5215 Ray of Hope Cancer Foundation 720.238.5401 | rayofhopecolorado.org Ray of Hope Foundation responds to the urgent needs of Coloradans with cancer by providing direct financial assistance with dignity and humanity.
5172 Rocky Mountain Arts Association 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 is a community creating economic and social mobility through entrepreneurship. We help curious people transform into serious entrepreneurs through skill building, mentorship, and micro-lending.
5211 Rocky Mountain PBS 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.
5005 Senior Assistance Center (SAC) 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.
5186 Sense of Security 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.
5199 Spark the Change Colorado (FKA Metro Volunteers) 303.282.1234 | www.sparkthechangecolorado.org We leverage our knowledge, strategies, tools, and resources with passion and purpose to empower a dynamic movement for good through volunteerism.
5240 Special Olympics of Colorado 303.592.1361 | www.specialolympicsco.org Special Olympics Colorado advocates and creates lifelong opportunities for individuals with intellectual disabilities through sports training and competitions, school activities, and health screenings and education.
5241 StableStrides 719.495.3908 | www.stablestrides.org StableStrides connects children, adults, service members, and veterans addressing physical and mental health disabilities to horses and the therapy they provide to improve well-being and create stronger communities.
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.
5232 Towards Justice 720.441.2236 | www.towardsjustice.org Towards Justice combats workplace injustice by expanding access to justice for wage theft victims and empowering immigrant and refugee workers as leaders in their communities.
5100 Trails and Open Space Coalition 719.633.6884 | www.trailsandopenspaces.org We enrich the Pikes Peak region by preserving open spaces and parks, and developing trails, bike-ways and green-ways for commuting and recreational purposes.
5151 Trees, Water & People 970.484.3678 | www.treeswaterpeople.org Providing environmental education and outreach, renewable energy solutions, and carbon and paper offsets to help Colorado residents and businesses protect our precious natural resources.
5046 TRU Community Care 303.449.7740 | www.trucare.org Providing hospice services, home health, and grief support, we encompass a continuum of care for those with advanced illness regardless of ability to pay.
5080 Urban Servant Corps 303.894.0076 | www.urbanservantcorps.org A faith-based, intentional community of full-time volunteers, serving those most in need at non-profit partner agencies in the heart of Denver.
5047 Voices For Children CASA 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.
5122 W.O.L.F. 970.416.9531 | www.wolfsanctuary.net A nonprofit sanctuary for captive born wolves and wolf dogs with the mission to 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 is dedicated to protecting the West's land air, and water to ensure that vibrant communities exist in balance with nature.
5039 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.
5212 Wildlands Restoration Volunteers (WRV) 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..
5052 Women's Bean Project 303.292.1919 | www.womensbeanproject.com Women's Bean Project employs chronically unemployed and impoverished women in transitional employment, teaching job readiness and life-skills needed to keep a career entry-level position.