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nonprofits

Mar 29, 2023

Careit Brings New Food Rescue App to Denver to Combat Hunger With Surplus Food Donations

Careit, a Los Angeles-based free food donation and rescue app that connects businesses to nonprofits to combat hunger, is officially available in Denver. The app provides a free online marketplace […]

Nov 29, 2022

Donations That Matter — What Cause Will You Support During ‘Colorado Gives Day?’

With the holiday season in full swing, the spirit of giving is upon us! Your kids may be begging for the newest iPhone, and your relatives may want the coolest […]

Oct 11, 2022

Project Greer Street: Guiding Young Black Scholars 

Ron Sally’s high school experiences were pivotal to his future success, and he wants today’s African American male students to have a similar opportunity. The longtime Denver business executive is […]

Jun 1, 2021

How to approach fundraising for the year ahead

During a time of so much uncertainty and competing priorities, nonprofits have struggled with how to fundraise effectively while maintaining their vital work. Many nonprofits have pivoted from traditional fundraising events and initiatives to digital formats.

Mar 16, 2021

What can nonprofits expect in 2021?

The findings show that a majority of nonprofits have increased their services, yet reduced staffing. The study highlights how many nonprofits are coping under added pressure, both financially and operationally.

Sep 6, 2020

Top Company 2020: Nonprofit

Meet Focus Points Family Resource Center, Aspen Academy and YouthRoots as they represent just some of the 2020 top company winners. From family-focused education to programs developed for high school students, these three companies are making a mark on the nonprofit community.

May 26, 2020

How a Boulder nonprofit served throughout the pandemic

While some businesses were able to shift business models and have their employees work from home following the COVID-19 outbreak, nonprofit organizations, in particular, had to adapt quickly and creatively in order to continue serving the communities whose livelihood relies on their programs and services.