Find non profit organizations in Denver, CO. Listings include Rocky Mountain Alumnae Chapter of Sigma Kappa, Cooking Up Better Lives, Ouroboros Project - Denver, Black Student Alliance CU Denver, Okionu Birth Foundation, Earth Guardians Denver.
A non-profit project that centers on composting awareness in Denver and composting efforts in Kenya.
We are a cultural/social organization dedicated to increasing the awareness and strength of Black culture on campus. Whether it be through social justice conversations, fun bonding...
Supporting Postpartum Families of Color with 6 weeks of Culturally Affirming Postpartum Meals and Mental Health Support.
The POND Committee promotes Professional Outreach and Networking Development within the water community.
We are about giving back to the less fortunate, helping those that are homeless and helping them get into housing, and getting jobs, helping those who need mental health support, ...
To provide social entertainment to its members and to support those activities and interest, through
CTTA is a 501(c)(4) organization dedicated to advocacy for just laws; transparent, ethical practices; and records access in the areas of relinquishment, adoption and foster youth. ...
●Demolition & Repair ~Popcorn Removal ~ Drywall ~ Texture ●Installation: ~Tile ~ Baseboard ~Vinyl floors ~ Doors ~ Windows ~ Carpet ~ Painting Jack of all trades! Make your appoi...
We are a charity focused on alleviating problems caused by poverty, mental health, and substance use within the alternative and underground communities.
http://www.milehighretac.org
We are an all volunteer non profit organization dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and placement of dogs from animal shelters, and also those found stray, abandoned, neglecte...
Connect-Learn-Grow at our next Healthy Vendor Event! Saturday, April 27, 2013 at The Cherry Creek A
Armed For Her Defense educates and advocates for women and their families on firearms issues, safety, purchase and use.
The National Institute for Leadership Advancement (NILA) is SHPE's premier leadership training program for chapter executive board members.
The Museum began as the personal hobby of Paul W. Stewart, who as a child playing cowboys and Indians, always had to be the Indian because, "There is no such thing as a Black cowbo...
Each year, the Hands of Hope Tournament raises money to assist families in Colorado who are dealing with the challenges associated with muscular dystrophy.
We are a cottage fundraising org upcycling oyster shells into works of art 🦪 all funds raised go to BIPOC survivors of domestic and sexual violence.