Matthew Shepard Foundation

The Special District Association of Colorado is a dedicated organization that represents and advocates for special districts at both the state and national levels. Through various publications, training, and legislative updates, they provide essential resources and support to enhance the effectiveness of special districts in Colorado. As the only national organization focused on special districts, the National Special Districts Association works to ensure that these entities are recognized and supported in their unique roles. The association also offers workshops and educational materials to empower board members and improve governance within the special districts. Generated from the website

Great Education Colorado is a nonprofit organization based in Denver, CO, dedicated to driving educational excellence for all students in Colorado through grassroots activism. They work to advocate for adequate and equitable funding for K-12 public schools, providing opportunities for passionate advocates to come together, learn about current issues in school funding, and take action to make a difference. Great Education Colorado believes that investing in education is crucial for the success of students and the overall well-being of the community. With a commitment to making impactful change, Great Education Colorado's Ambassadors for Public Education are generous and diverse partners who understand the importance of meaningful philanthropy in improving public school funding. Through their advocacy efforts and virtual experience game called Bridge The Gap, Great Education Colorado aims to bridge the gap in education and ensure that every student in Colorado receives a great education. They invite individuals to join them in advocating for better funding for public education and making a difference in the lives of Colorado's students.Generated from the website

The American Friends Service Committee (AFSC) is dedicated to supporting immigrants and refugees, both locally and globally, by advocating for peace, equality, and human dignity. Founded in 1917, AFSC has a longstanding history of challenging injustice and building community resilience through various programs focused on economic justice, global peace, and immigrant rights. With a belief that everyone plays a role in creating a better world, AFSC actively engages individuals of all faiths and backgrounds in efforts such as the Refugee Response Fund and initiatives addressing the crises in Gaza and immigrant rights. The organization’s commitment to social justice is reflected in its historical actions against violence and inequality, including its recognition as a co-recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1947. Generated from the website