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The only statewide, community-funded foundation protecting the progress and advancing gender, racial, and economic equity for all Colorado women.

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Oct 16

Ballots & Bubbles

Oct 23

Womanifesto Presentation: Virtual

Nov 5

Election Day

Dec 10

Colorado Gives Day

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Our Ballot Guide, The Womanifesto, Is Here!

The Women’s Foundation of Colorado proudly presents our 2024 ballot guide, The Womanifesto. We've taken positions on three statewide ballot measures and four local ballot measures that will protect the progress we’ve made as Colorado women and continue to advance opportunity.

Use The Womanifesto ballot guide to inform your vote.

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POLICY/ADVOCACY SPOTLIGHT

Protecting Our Progress

The Women’s Foundation of Colorado is the only statewide, community-funded foundation protecting progress and advancing gender, racial, and economic equity for all Colorado women. We leverage community investments and every tool we have to dismantle systemic barriers, close equity gaps, and build a more just and prosperous state for all women.

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Our Impact

26.2M

More than 95,000 gifts from individuals and organizations have been made to support our essential statewide work and we’ve granted more than $26.2 million as a result of our donors.

21

We celebrate the 21 successful bills that we supported in the 2023 legislative session. Key wins for women included ensuring equal pay, continuation of the diaper distrubution program, and an EITC and child tax credit expansion.

2.85M

Our goal is gender, racial, and economic equity. Our work, through our public policy and civic initiatives, impacts all 2.85 million women and girls throughout the state.

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What Makes Us Unique

We are the only statewide, community-funded foundation protecting the progress and advancing gender, racial, and economic equity for all Colorado women with a commitment to those facing the steepest barriers on the basis of their background and identity.

Unlike private foundations, it is only through financial contributions of individuals, families, funders, and businesses that our work is possible. Find out the different ways you can support The Women’s Foundation of Colorado today.

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Open Opportunities

Applications Open for Major Gifts Officer		Congratulations To Our 2024 Dottie Lamm Leadership Award Winner

The Major Gifts Officer plays a crucial role in advancing WFCO's mission by securing signiﬁcant ﬁnancial contributions from individual donors, foundations, and corporations. This position is responsible for identifying, cultivating, soliciting, and stewarding major gift prospects and donors, with a focus on gifts of $25,000 and above.		Gitanjali Rao of Lone Tree is an inventor, aspiring scientist, author, speaker, and promoter of STEM worldwide. Her inventions include a device for the early diagnosis of prescription opioid addiction and an anti-cyberbullying service. She has been recognized as a Forbes "30 Under 30 in Science" and as TIME Magazine’s "Kid of the Year.” A student at MIT, her book "Young Innovator's Guide to STEM" is available in six languages.
Learn More & Apply		Learn About Dottie Lamm Award

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Guest Blog: Yes on Amendment J

A graphic that says Colorado has a same-ex marriage ban in its constitution. Remove it. Vote YES on J.

By Voting Yes on Amendment J, we can ensure that Colorado remains a place where everyone is free to live, work, and love as their authentic selves.

The post Guest Blog: Yes on Amendment J appeared first on The Women's Foundation of Colorado Blog.

Tuesday, October 15, 2024 12:20:42 AM

Guest Blog: Yes on Proposition KK

A graphic that says Let's fund life-saving services for those who need them most. Vote YES on Prop KK

Colorado is in crisis. The funding for victim services has been gutted. Prop KK is a lifeline for every woman, child, and survivor who need support.

The post Guest Blog: Yes on Proposition KK appeared first on The Women's Foundation of Colorado Blog.

Monday, October 14, 2024 11:33:57 AM

“Power, Grace, And Sisterhood” Defined First Grantee Convening

A group of 30 or so women of color smile for the camera.

Twenty-nine organizations were represented - from the Southern Ute Indian Reservation up to Fort Collins - at the two-day convening.

The post “Power, Grace, And Sisterhood” Defined First Grantee Convening appeared first on The Women's Foundation of Colorado Blog.

Thursday, September 5, 2024 10:48:52 AM

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