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Arvada · Arvada

Colorado nonprofits invited to Level Up their digital fundraising - Colorado Gives Foundation

ARVADA, Colo. (April 8, 2025) – Colorado nonprofits have an opportunity to amplify their impact and elevate their digital fundraising thanks to the Level Up program provided by Colorado Gives Foundation and funded by the Schlessman Family Foundation. This innovative initiative is already transforming nonprofit fundraising outcomes, helping organizations raise more money, connect with donors and strengthen their communities. Since its launch in 2…See the Story

Pulitzer Prize · Arvada

A Transparent Look at 2022 and What to Expect for the Future

On March 23, 2025, the Arvada Center, in partnership with Colorado Gives Foundation, hosted a compelling discussion panel following a performance of Bruce Norris’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play, Clybourne Park. The event brought together experts in housing, community activism and philanthropy to explore the play’s enduring themes of displacement, gentrification and affordability—issues that remain strikingly relevant today. Moderated by Brian Ross…See the Story

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