What's your vision for Denver?


Fueled by passion, generosity, and leadership, we’re creating a stronger Metro Denver together.

Support our immigrant neighbors


Your support is critical. In the coming year, we plan to activate our Critical Needs Fund, our most rapid response fund, to address the looming crisis impacting our immigrant neighbors who have come here seeking freedom and opportunity. Last year, The Denver Foundation and our donors gave almost $2 million to ensure effective legal representation, and other critical assistance to our immigrant neighbors. Join us this year.

Contribute to The Fund for Denver


The Community Grants Program is fueled by The Fund for Denver, our permanent endowment. Generous people like you have built The Fund for Denver over generations, giving to secure a better future for everyone in Metro Denver. Let’s keep it going.


Please consider making a gift to The Fund for Denver today.

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Give for today and for the future. Help us build The Fund for Denver, open a fund, or explore more ways to make an impact.

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We’re investing in your vision. Through our grant programs, we fund organizations and residents working to meet the needs of Denver’s communities.

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Attorneys, CPAs, financial planners, trust officers, insurance agents and other professionals are our partners in charitable giving. We’re here to help you help your clients.

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Why We Give:

Women of Color Making a Difference (WOCMAD)


Creating Safe and Bold Space for Women to Give Collectively

Women of Color Making a Difference was formed in 2020, enlisting 11 Black women as members. WOCMAD was started after its organizer, Sandra Roberts-Taylor, approached The Denver Foundation to find out how to get involved with an existing circle at the foundation, which led to her starting her own giving circle with friends. WOCMAD hopes to inspire other similar groups to sprout up and invest in the community. “It’s definitely gratifying to know that somewhere down the road, we are going to make a difference,” says Roberts-Taylor. 

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