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Bonfils Stanton Foundation is a Denver-based organization that is dedicated to enriching the cultural life and landscape of the city. Through their grantmaking initiatives, they support arts organizations that increase cultural participation and contribute to the vibrant art scene in Denver. Additionally, the foundation recognizes and honors nonprofit leaders and individuals who make significant contributions to the quality of life in Colorado. They also provide technical assistance grants to help arts and culture organizations with budgets under $500,000 enhance their operations and programming. As part of their mission, Bonfils Stanton Foundation invests in visionary leadership and supports inclusive, diverse, and equitable arts and culture. They achieve this through their Livingston Fellowship Program, which develops transformative leaders dedicated to building stronger and more vibrant communities. The foundation also takes a values-aligned approach to investing, using 95% of their assets to drive positive impact and support thriving communities. By applying a values lens to their entire portfolio, they aim to create equitable and inclusive environments in Denver.Generated from the website

For over 35 years, NEWSED CDC has been serving the Denver Latino community. It provides free foreclosure prevention counseling to households in the area. The company is a Community Development Corporation (CDC) and has affiliation with the Santa Fe Drive Redevelopment Corporation. It is an Equal Housing Opportunity member. The company owns and operates two affordable rental housing apartment complexes in West Denver that serve low-income residents. Some of NEWSED CDC's projects include Zocalo Shopping Center, Grease Monkey Center, Plaza de Santa Fe and 7th Avenue, among others.

The Denver VOICE is a monthly street newspaper dedicated to empowering individuals facing housing and financial instability through low-barrier economic, educational, and job opportunities. Since its inception in 2007, the organization has helped over 4,700 people achieve financial stability via its vendor program. In addition to providing a supportive community, the Denver VOICE aims to change perceptions of homelessness by enhancing community awareness. Through various initiatives, including volunteer opportunities and fundraising events, the organization actively seeks to combat homelessness and poverty in the Denver area. Generated from the website