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Dot Org: Center for People With Disabilities
The Center for People With Disabilities (CPWD) is a community organization serving the greater Boulder-Denver area, with locations in Boulder, Longmont, Thornton, and Broomfield. Founded in 1977, CPWD’s mission is to provide resources, information, and advocacy to help people with disabilities overcome barriers to independent living.
Dot Org: Montbello 2020 & Beyond
Montbello 2020 & Beyond is a community-driven neighborhood organization dedicated to enhancing the quality of life, safety, education, and economic opportunity in the Montbello neighborhood. Led by Executive Director Ann White and Co-Chairs Pam Jiner and Sam Valeriano, the organization works collaboratively with residents, businesses, and local government to foster inclusiveness, bridge community communication, and connect residents to local career and wellness resources.
Dot Org: Harm Reduction Action Center
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Dot Org: Lightroot Farms
Lightroot Farm & Learning Center is situated on 65 acres just outside Boulder, Colorado, that combines holistic, draft-animal-powered agriculture with education and mental health support. Operating as a working farm, it offers hands-on programs, school visits, and beginning farmer internships designed to foster community resilience, sustainable land stewardship, and personal well-being through meaningful work in nature. play_arrow Dot Org: Lightroot Farms Dot Org Interview by DeRae Logan
Dot Org: The Liv Project
The Liv Project is a non-profit organization dedicated to taking youth mental health conversations out of the shadows through creative tools and community collaboration. A core part of their advocacy is the feature documentary MY SISTER LIV , directed by Alan Hicks, which explores the heavy impact of youth suicide and mental health struggles.
Dot Org: Boulder Library Foundation
The Boulder Library Foundation was established in 1974 to support Boulder’s public libraries by funding capital improvements, innovative creative programs, outreach, and literacy initiatives. Operating as a critical resource partner, the foundation has donated more than $10 million over the decades to underwrite library programming, establish community makerspaces like BLDG 61, and help bridge funding gaps for new branches such as the NoBo Library. Interview by Taran Volckhausen
Dot Org: Go High View
HighView operates a four-year College-to-Career Accelerator designed for highly motivated, low-income, and first-generation Colorado students. Spanning the journey from freshman year through their first job, HighView bridges the network, experience, and confidence gaps by embedding students in top corporate workplaces.
Dot Org: Colorado Legal Insurance Help Fund
The Colorado Legal Insurance Help Fund (Co-LIH Fund) is dedicated to providing free education and affordable legal aid to Colorado residents facing insurance disputes. They assist individuals dealing with denied claims or withdrawn coverage across all types of insurance—including medical, automotive, and property—by offering discounted or free lawyer rates and helping to cover the associated legal fees.
Dot Org: Colorado Duck Rescue
Nicoloa Redl interviews Amanda Buxton, founder of the Colorado Domestic Duck Rescue. Colorado Domestic Duck Rescue was founded in responce to the widespread issue of abandoned domestic ducks, which are often purchased as pets or Easter gifts and later dumped in public parks.
Dot Org: Longer Tables
Longer Tables is an organization dedicated to combating isolation and polarization by fostering connection and belonging through shared meals. They bring people from all walks of life together by hosting gathering experiences, partnering with cities and companies to “set tables” for community building, and training leaders to cultivate healthy, thriving environments where everyone feels seen and connected.
Dot Org: Same Café
SAME Café (So All May Eat) is the longest-running participation-based café in the United States, dedicated to providing healthy, locally sourced, and made-from-scratch meals to the community. Operating on a unique nonprofit model, the café has no set prices; instead, guests exchange a half-hour of volunteering, a monetary donation of their choice, or fresh produce for their food.
Dot Org: The Urban Farm
The Urban Farm (TUF) is a community farm and educational center dedicated to removing barriers to entry—such as land access, location, and finances—so that urban youth can directly engage with local food and agricultural systems. By providing hands-on, practical work experience in a farm setting, the organization aims to inspire a passion for learning while fostering core values like respect, responsibility, curiosity, and grit.
Dot Org: Longmont Community Foundation
Chris Schulz talks to Eric Hozempa from the Longmont Community Foundation, a philanthropic organization dedicated profitdedicated to improving life in the St. Vrain Valley through charitable leadership and grant-making. It serves as a hub for local generosity, helping donors create personalized funds and supporting non-profits through various programs.
Dot Org: Denver Film
Nicola Redl sits down with Denver Film CEO Kevin Smith to discuss the evolution of the Colorado-based nonprofit from its 1978 origins into a year-round cinematic powerhouse. Smith explains how their programming team curates a diverse slate by scouting major global festivals like Sundance and Cannes while managing over 1,400 annual submissions to find the best stories for the Sie FilmCenter and the annual Denver Film Festival. play_arrow Dot Org: Denver Film Dot Org
Dog Org: Animal Help Now
DeRae Logan interviews Dave Crawford, co-founder and executive director Animal Help Now who’s mission is to provide technology that aids animals in distress including the namesake Animal Help Now app connecting users with nearby wildlife rehabilitators, and Pet Help & Rescue, and a neighbor-based messaging app for evacuating pets during disasters. play_arrow Dog Org: Animal Help Now Dot Org
Dot Org: Arc Thrift Stores
Kurt Colehower interviews Lloyd Lewis, the President and CEO of Arc Thrift Stores, about the organization’s significant impact as one of Colorado’s largest nonprofits since its founding in 1968. With a mission centered on advocacy and employment for individuals with developmental disabilities—such as Down syndrome and autism—Arc Thrift currently employs 600 people with these disabilities and supports 15 advocacy chapters across the state.
Dot Org: Social Venture Partners
Social Venture Partners Boulder strengthens the local community by bridging the gap between engaged donors and high-potential nonprofits. Functioning as a network of “Partners,” helps nonprofits increase their internal capacity and operational scale, focusiong on delivering measurable social impact while offering its members professional development and leadership opportunities. Interview with Josh Silberstein by DeRae Logan
It’s The Economy: Economic round-table
Chris Schulz hosts a round-table discussion with nonprofit leaders and an economist to discuss the national economy’s impact on local support organizations. The participants include Michael Orlando, an economist and director of the JP Morgan Center at the University of Colorado Denver; Josh Silberstein, CEO of Social Venture Partners Boulder County; Chad Molter, executive director of Harvest of Hope Pantry; and Michael Block, CEO of All Roads.
Dot Org: Tru Thrift + The Giving Room
The TRU Thrift Shop operates as a vital community resource in Boulder, supporting the extensive hospice and palliative care services of TRU Community Care. Their mission is to provide sustainable funding for compassionate end-of-life care, grief support, and specialized programs. Beyond store sales, the Thrift Shop runs the “Giving Room,” which partners with over 30 local nonprofits with the sustainability goal of keeping usable items out of landfills.
Dot Org: The BUENO Center for Multicultural Education
Located within the School of Education at the University of Colorado Boulder, The BUENO Center for Multicultural Education is a national leader in advocate-driven research and training for culturally and linguistically diverse populations. Its mission is to promote quality education with a strong emphasis on cultural pluralism, specifically facilitating equal educational opportunities for diverse learners and students with special needs.
Dot Org: Partnership For Age-Friendly Communities
The Partnership For Age-Friendly Communities (PAFC) is a non-profit organization based in Fort Collins, Colorado, dedicated to building livable communities for people of all ages. Through grassroots efforts, the agency focuses on key areas such as housing advocacy, cultural inclusion, mobility, and wellness. They offer a variety of programs to keep older adults engaged and supported, including tech assistance, intergenerational conversations, and monthly lunch and learns.
Dot Org: NeuroPong
NeuroPong™ is focused on harnessing the power of table tennis to enhance the physical, cognitive, and emotional well-being of individuals living with neurodegenerative conditions such as Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s, and Dementia. Founded by Dr. Antonino Barbera after his own diagnosis with Multiple Sclerosis and rediscovery of the sport’s benefits, the program aims to promote neurogenesis and neuroplasticity by providing a challenging, engaging stimulus through tailored table tennis activity.
Dot Org: Boulder Ballet
The Boulder Ballet traces its roots back to the Ballet Arts Studios in the 1970s. The company is dedicated to presenting classical, contemporary, and uniquely theatrical ballet, performing at various venues throughout the Bolder, Denver area, including Macky Auditorium and the Dairy ARTS Center. play_arrow Dot Org: Boulder Ballet Dot Org
Dot Org: Harvest of Hope Pantry
Harvest of Hope Pantry is a non-profit organization dedicated to combating food insecurity by helping to put food on the table for those in need. Based in Boulder, CO, the organization provides services to the community. It relies heavily on community support, including donations, and the dedicated efforts of its volunteers. play_arrow Dot Org: Harvest of Hope Pantry Dot Org
Dot Org: HomeAhead
HomeAhead is a member of the Furniture Bank Network of North America that has been helping to break the cycle of homelessness in Boulder County since 2019 by furnishing homes for over 1,500 people. Its mission is to accept gently used, essential furniture and household items and distribute them to individuals and families who are transitioning out of homelessness in Boulder County.
Dot Org: Garden to Table
Garden to Table runs a school garden program that helps children connect with nature, grow food, and learn science. They support over 6,500 students across 19 schools in the Boulder Valley area by providing a standards-based curriculum for PreK-5th grade, along with lesson kits, instructional support, and full garden management.
Dot Org: Parlando School of Musical Art
The Parlando School of Musical Arts offers music and theater programing, catering to all instruments, ages, Parlando emphasizes performance, featuring year-round recitals and full-length musical productions, and is committed to outreach through programs like Tuition Assistance, School Outreach, and programming specifically for the Neurodiverse Community to ensure equitable access to the arts. play_arrow Dot Org: Parlando School of Musical Art Dot Org
It’s The Economy: DJ Summers from Common Sense Institute and discussing the impact of Financial Fraud in Colorado
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Dot Org: Mindful Works
Mindful Works is a non-profit social enterprise that helps individuals overcome barriers to employment by providing jobs, training, and supportive services. The organization focuses on creating meaningful work opportunities and fostering a sense of purpose and community through creativity. They sell products like handcrafted poufs, pillows, and baked goods to support their mission and collaborate with local businesses to expand their reach. Dot Org: Mindful Works Dot Org
Dot Org: Recycle Colroado
Recycle Colorado is dedicated to advancing circular economies and improving recycling in Colorado. They aim to make Colorado a leader in waste reduction, recovery, and diversion. The organization works with its 148 members, which include individuals and other organizations, to achieve its goals by bringing various stakeholders together to discuss solutions and policies.
Dot Org: Space Science Institute
The Space Science Institute (SSI) is a non-profit organization located in Boulder, Colorado. Its mission is to advance our understanding of Earth and the universe through scientific research, and to promote science and technology literacy for people of all ages. The institute has over 40 scientists who conduct research in astrophysics, planetary science, and space physics.
Dot Org: Project Worthmore
Project Worthmore Aims to help refugees, who often face challenges like debt, cultural adaptation, and language barriers, rebuild their lives and create a welcoming community. The organization offers six programs: Community Navigators, DeLaney Community Farm, English Language Program, Understanding Neighbors, Worthmore Clinic, and Yu Meh Food Share. They serve clients from over 25 countries and encourage public involvement through donations and volunteering.
Dot Org: Sunshine Home share
Sunshine Home Share was established in 2015 by Alison L. Joucovsky, a geriatric Licensed Professional Counselor to meet the growing demand for both affordable housing and senior services in Denver. The program is based on a proven home sharing model used in 64 cities nationwide. Sunshine is the first senior-focused home sharing program in Colorado facilitated by geriatric social workers.
Dot Org: Mind Spark
MindSpark Learning is an organization focused on enhancing education by upskilling educators and improving education systems. Their mission is to foster collaboration, accelerate growth, and drive innovative solutions by connecting schools, businesses, and communities. They consider education to be the most critical investment for people, the planet, and prosperity. Since 2017, MindSpark has impacted over 91,000 professionals and 2,730,000 students across the United States and 88 countries.
Dot Org: 4 Paws 4 Live
4 Paws 4 Life is an Animal Rescue & Boarding Facility located in Colorado. As a dedicated 501c3 nonprofit, we are focused on making a positive impact on the lives of animals in need. With a strong focus on adoptions, fundraising, boarding, and fostering, we work tirelessly to ensure that every animal has a chance to thrive and find their forever home. play_arrow Dot Org: 4 Paws 4 Live Dot Org
Dot Org: Colorado Asian Community Center
The Colorado Asian Culture and Education Network (CACEN) was established in 2009 by Yutai (Christina) Guo and Annie Guo VanDan. Their mission is to uplift Colorado’s Asian American Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander (AANHPI) communities and address inequities through cultural exchange and education. CACEN aims to create spaces in Colorado, such as the Social Fabric Hub, where AANHPI individuals can feel authentic, valued, and socially connected.
Dot Org: Black Economic Success Trust
Black Economic Success Trust (BEST) stands as a transformative force, committed to driving tangible change in the lives of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) communities. Through innovative programs, partnerships, and advocacy, they are dedicated to dismantling systemic barriers, fostering economic empowerment, and nurturing inclusive entrepreneurship.https://www.bestsuccesssummit.org Dot Org: Black Economic Success Trust Dot Org
Dot Org: JA rocky mountain
The mission of Junior Achievement-Rocky Mountain is to inspire and prepare young people to succeed in a global economy by providing them with essential financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and work readiness skills. They aim to empower youth through hands-on, experiential learning programs that help them understand how to manage money, explore career paths, and develop the skills necessary to thrive in the workforce https://www.jarockymountain.org Dot Org: JA rocky mountain Dot Org
TGTHR - KGNU Community Radio
Homelessness is not just a lack of shelter. It’s the absence of a home — a place where somebody feels safe, comfortable, secure, and valued. Ending youth homelessness requires all young people to have a place to live, employment, access to education, wellness, and a supportive community. That’s what TGTHR has been delivering for 55 years. play_arrow Dot Org: TGTHR Dot Org Interview by Steve Miller
Local nonprofit helps those recovering from mental illness re-enter the workforce
Mindful Works is a Boulder nonprofit that provides job training and employment opportunities for folks recovering from mental illness. Susan Williams, Executive Director of Mindful Works, says work works! “So, having a meaningful activity is so critical. It’s a tenet of recovery. And work is probably the most powerful, meaningful activity because you’re making something, you’re doing something. You’re part of a production team.
Dot Org: Colorado Metalsmithing Association (CoMA)
The Colorado Metalsmithing Association (CoMA) was established in 1994. Membership includes jewelers, sculptors, blacksmiths, knifemakers and other professionals interested in supporting the metal arts. CoMA believes that a strong artist community is essential to the development and growth of the metal arts in Colorado. They host all-member and juried shows and bring members together for metalsmithing related events throughout the year. Dot Org: Colorado Metalsmithing Association (CoMA) Dot Org
Dot Org: Longmont Community Justice Partnership
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Dot Org:Miracles Therapeutic Riding Center
Miracles Therapeutic Riding Center was founded in 2006 by PATH Intl. Registered Therapeutic Instructor and Executive Director Chris Griffith. For many years, Chris taught lessons and handled the day-to-day operations on her own. Between the years of 2015 and 2018, our program began to grow, bringing on four new part-time instructors and introducing two new horses to our herd.
Dot Org: JCC film festival
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Dot Org: Annie & Millie's Place
Annie and Millie’s Place was created out of the idea that people and their pets should have the opportunity to stay together, no matter the situation. We are a group of Annie’s family and friends who have joined together to carry out her spiritual vision of giving homeless humans a respite from the streets. The pillar of our purpose is to build an open-minded network of people and bring awareness to human-animal homelessness. Annie and Millie's place Chris Schulz
Dot Org: Presbyterian Manor
The Presbyterian Manor opened in 1963 as a non-profit apartment building for persons of retirement age. In “1960” a group from the First Presbyterian Church of Boulder met with their pastor to discuss the purchase of Menlo Park for senior housing. A non-profit corporation was formed called Presbyterian Manor and plans were drawn to build a brick building high enough to accommodate 80 apartments for seniors. play_arrow Prespatarian Manor Chris Schulz Interview by Chris Schulz
Dog Org: Saws and Slaws
Building Stronger Communities Through A Healthier Forest. Saws and Slaw are a group of mountain folk who celebrate living in the Rockies by purposefully working to fire mitigate around our homes then feasting together as neighbors play_arrow Saws and Slaws Chris Schulz
Dot Org: Boulder Jewish CCC
Celebrating the Many Colors and Voices in our Community You are invited to experience True Colors from The Braid, a highly acclaimed LA-based theatre company. Listen to true stories about the yearning for belonging and the rich and complicated question that is identity. play_arrow Jewish CC Steve Miller Interview by Steve Miller
Dot Org: Frasier
Frasier is An active retirement community helping seniors enjoy independent and fulfilling lives. Frasier strives to be the first choice for those seeking residential and healthcare services and for the employees committed to serving them. We will continue to contribute to seniors’ health, happiness, and well-being through innovation, expansion of quality care, and support for our members and the greater community in Boulder.
Dot Org: Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking
LCHT believes a comprehensive response to human trafficking in Colorado is possible. They are a passionate team is on a mission to inform social change that ultimately eliminates human exploitation. Human Rights They promote the protection of freedom, dignity, and access to human rights for all people. Research-driven Insight They synthesize data, facts, and knowledge, drawn from diverse sources, to drive social change.
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