Denver, CO — Between January and June 2019, Rose Community Foundation awarded 455 grants totaling over $5.9 million. Of this amount, $2,842,505 was awarded for 67 grants from the Foundation’s program areas to nonprofit organizations, government agencies and projects that promote the well-being of the Greater Denver community. Donor-advised funds housed at the Foundation approved 343 grants totaling $1,644,780. Restricted funds housed at the Foundation awarded 45 grants totaling $1,455,500. The Foundation has awarded grants totaling over $293.4 million since its inception in 1995.
The Foundation’s staff, committees and board of trustees authorized the following grants between January 1 and June 30, 2019. Program grants are listed by program area and donor-directed grants are listed alphabetically.
PROGRAM AREA GRANTS
Aging
Center for People with Disabilities, $10,000 to support the Beyond Vision Program that helps older adults who are visually impaired or blind remain independent.
Changing the Narrative (an initiative of Rose Community Foundation), $30,000 to support the incorporation of Reframing Aging Elder Abuse messaging into the Changing the Narrative (CTN) campaign and pilot a CTN Justice in Aging track within the criminal justice system.
Continuing Legal Education in Colorado, $8,000 to cover the costs of approximately 1,600 copies of the Senior Law Handbook, a 500+ page legal information and reference guide for Colorado older adults.
Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver, $20,000 to support the CAPABLE (Community Aging in Place – Advancing Better Living for Elders) project that supports low-income older adults aging in place.
Senior Support Services, Inc., $40,000 to support a multi-service day center for low-income and homeless older adults ages 55+ in downtown Denver.
Seniors’ Resource Center, $115,000 to support direct services, including transportation, to help older adults in the Denver metro area remain independent.
Together We Count (fiscally sponsored by Rose Community Foundation), $20,000 to support 2020 Census outreach and engagement across Colorado, including a focus on older adults.
Child and Family Development
Center for Work Education and Employment, $20,000 to support the Career Readiness program, which provides career-focused job training and wraparound services to extremely low-income parents in the Denver metro area.
Clayton Early Learning, $10,000 to conduct a summit to inform new strategies for Colorado’s early childhood professional development initiatives.
Colorado Center on Law and Policy, $72,000 to support the Skills to Compete Coalition and the Assets and Opportunity Network.
Colorado Children’s Campaign, $25,000 to support the public awareness campaign of the “Kindergarten for All” coalition.
Community Action Development Corporation, $8,500 to support low-income families in moving closer to self-sufficiency by connecting them with a community of volunteers to work on a variety of goals set by the families themselves.
Denver Asset Building Coalition, $20,000 to support essential free tax services to low-income people throughout the Denver metro area.
El Centro Humanitario Para Los Trabajadores, $20,000 to support programs that connect immigrant workers and parents of young children with resources, employers, job skills, leadership trainings and support networks, and help them to increase their capacity for economic opportunity and unite to address workplace discrimination through prevention, action and awareness.
Emily Griffith Foundation, $30,000 to support students who are also parents by providing financial assistance and guidance from a student navigator to help them overcome barriers that might otherwise cause them to drop out of the program.
Family Resource Center Association, Family Resource Center Association, $265,000 to support three operational components of the organization: general operating funds for FRCA, the implementation of an impact study in three of the Denver metro centers and support for the network of six family resource centers located the in Denver metro area which provide comprehensive community-based supports to improve the lives of individuals and families.
Family Tree, $10,000 to support Family Tree Housing and Family Stabilization Services which provides crisis intervention, case management, emergency shelter, housing navigation, rent subsidies, supportive services and education/employment guidance to break cycles of poverty.
Gary Community Investments via New York University, $20,000 to develop a variety of tailored research and fiscal analysis options to generate ideas for future early childhood investments and advance priorities around financial sustainability for preschool in Colorado.
Mi Casa Resource Center, $30,000 to support the Career Pathways Program, designed to train, support and connect low-income and low-skilled individuals to career paths that pay a living wage.
mpowered, $15,000 to support financial coaching for families with young children to empower them to transform their financial futures and establish self-sufficiency.
Parent Possible, $11,875 to support the wellness activities and reflective supervision for the Home Visiting cluster.
The Gathering Place, $10,000 to support a daytime drop-in center that serves women, transgender individuals and their children who are experiencing poverty and homelessness.
Warren Village, $50,000 to support a two-generation approach comprised of safe, affordable rental housing, high-quality on-site early childhood education and care, and robust wraparound services to promote sustainable personal and economic self-sufficiency for low-income, single-parent families.
Women’s Bean Project, $10,000 to support employment training and life skills programs that provide homeless women stepping stones to self-sufficiency through social enterprise.
Work Options for Women, $20,000 to support the Culinary Skills Job Training Program, which provides training in culinary skills, job-readiness and life skills, as well as ongoing support to help individuals obtain and retain sustainable employment and pursue a permanent career.
WorkLife Partnership, $20,000 to support continued progress toward creating socially sustainable communities and thriving workplaces by building a network of Denver Metro employers who understand that confident, healthy and unstressed employees are essential to successful business and prosperous communities.
Education
A+ Colorado (fiscally sponsored by Colorado Nonprofit Development Center), $50,000 to support A+ Colorado’s effort to put data and analysis in the hands of family-facing organizations and advance a broader understanding of education efforts across the Denver metro area.
Academy of Urban Learning, $10,000 to support transportation needs for students experiencing homelessness.
Adams County Youth Initiative, $20,000 to support and scale ACYI’s training institute that provides professional training, coaching, technical assistance and support for educators, partners and staff in Adams County school districts.
Beacon Network Schools, $60,000 to support the Beacon Zone Network of schools with implementation of its personalized learning systems.
Colfax Community Network, $7,500 to support after-school and summer programming for children in grades K-5.
Colorado Association of Black Professional Engineers and Scientists, $5,000 to support the program evaluation of the Colorado Association of Black Professional Engineers and Scientists.
Colorado Youth for Change, $25,000 to support Futures Academy, a GED and concurrent enrollment program for students ages 17-21 who dropped out of high school or had too few credits to earn a high school diploma in a traditional manner, to pursue post-secondary education or training.
Denver Green School, $50,000 to support the staff development of the newly opened Denver Green School (DGS) Northfield by collaborating as a team and working with staff from the DGS original campus.
Denver Public Schools Foundation, $40,500 to support an evaluation of the quality and alignment of curriculum for schools in the Northeast Denver Innovation Zone.
EnCorps Inc., $50,000 to support the launch of the STEM Teachers Fellowship, which will recruit, select, train and support STEM professionals transitioning to K-12 teaching in underserved schools.
Mile High United Way, $20,000 to support the United Neighborhoods’ Leadership Advisory Council by providing support to the parents in the Globeville and Elyria-Swansea neighborhoods and to prepare parent engagement plans for two new partner schools in Adams County.
St. Vrain Valley School District, $50,000 to support the acceleration of Advanced Placement course participation and performance among St. Vrain Valley Schools students, particularly those from underrepresented backgrounds.
Teach.org, $300,000 to support the development and implementation of TEACH Colorado, a teacher recruitment system to increase the quantity, quality and diversity of teachers in classrooms across Colorado.
Urban Peak, $10,000 to support Urban Peak’s Education and Employment programming.
Teacher-Informed Solutions on Performance Evaluation to support funded opportunities for teachers to develop and implement micro-pilots that fit within and explore the possibilities and limitations of Colorado’s teacher performance evaluation system in their home communities.
- Academy of Urban Learning, $5,000
- Falcon School District 49, $1,500
- Fox Meadow Middle School , $6,500
- Glenwood Springs Elementary School, $1,500
- Legacy High School, $5,000
- Leroy Elementary, $5,000
- Manual High School, $6,500
- Pagosa Springs Middle School, $13,000
- Palmer High School, $1,000
Health
Center for Care Innovations, $95,000 to support the development of a Colorado Innovation Community focused on improving the health, experience and lives of underserved individuals and families.
CHARG Resource Center, $10,000 to support CHARG Resource Center’s Drop-In Center, which serves individuals managing mental illness with the goal of building a community around mental wellness.
Clínica Colorado, $10,000 to support the launch of the Colorado Safety Net Collaborative, a group of small community clinics seeking to increase coordination, efficiencies and impact.
Clínica Tepeyac, $74,929 to support Clínica Tepeyac in establishing a comprehensive compliance structure as part of its transition to Federally Qualified Health Center status.
Colorado Center on Law and Policy, $12,500 to support CCLP’s search process for a new Executive Director.
Colorado Consumer Health Initiative, $100,000 to support policy advocacy toward greater health care affordability by identifying and promoting public policy changes to control premium and out-of-pocket costs for Colorado consumers.
Colorado Organization for Latina Opportunity and Reproductive Rights, $50,000 to support the Two-Gen Comp Sex Ed program delivering sexual education to adults and youth from Latinx households, fostering frank conversations and strong reproductive health outcomes.
Fund for a Healthier Colorado, $93,922 to support the creation of a shared space and collaborative work environment for Colorado health policy nonprofits.
Healthy Child Care Colorado, $20,000 to support programming and a strategic planning process for the statewide hub for child care health consultation in Colorado.
Mental Health Colorado, $42,259 to support the development and pursuit of a policy agenda to promote early childhood mental health consultation in Colorado.
Mental Health Colorado, $67,500 to support policy advocacy toward greater health care affordability by identifying and promoting public policy changes to control premiums and out-of-pocket costs for Colorado consumers.
Second Wind Fund of Metro Denver, $20,000 to support the development, implementation and evaluation of a follow-up and care management system to improve the therapy utilization rate and reduce additional barriers to accessing mental health care.
Step Denver, $10,000 to support residential addiction recovery programs at Step Denver, which serves homeless and low-income men with sustained addiction recovery.
Urban Peak, $15,000 to support the provision of long-acting reversible contraceptives to female youth accessing Urban Peak services.
Vuela for Health, $50,000 to support the expansion of the Youth Mental Health First Aid curriculum, which educates parents and trusted adults on common mental health challenges for youth and enables participants to recognize and assist adolescents experiencing challenges.
Jewish Life
Beth Jacob High School, $47,320 to support the renovation of the Ethel A. Beren building’s kosher kitchens which provide food service to dorm residents, students, faculty and guests.
Boulder Jewish Community Center, $5,000 to support the 2019 growing season of Boulder JCC’s Milk & Honey Farm, which donates much of the produce grown onsite to organizations working directly with low-income individuals and those experiencing homelessness.
CU Boulder Hillel, $70,000 to support the continued programmatic growth of CU Boulder Hillel through the hiring of two additional staff members, a Director of Jewish Student Life and an Innovation Specialist Springboard Fellow.
Jewish Family Service of Colorado, $30,000 to support the Rapid Re-Housing Program and the Emergency Assistance Program.
Judaism Your Way, $75,000 to support the capacity of the organization to implement high priority activities that emerged from strategic planning, including training two additional Rabbis in the Torah of Inclusion and increasing staff capacity to expand the number of life cycle events.
Kabbalah Experience, $80,000 to support the hiring of an executive director and the transition of the founder of Kabbalah Experience to a new role.
KAHAL: Your Jewish Home Abroad, $16,000 to support the organization’s presence at University of Denver and CU Boulder, giving Jewish students studying abroad resources, tools and connections to connect with the Jewish community and deepen their Jewish identity.
Roots and Branches Foundation (an initiative of Rose Community Foundation), $120,200 to support Roots & Branches Foundation, a six-month collaborative, strategic philanthropy program for Jewish young adults 25-40 years old.
Rose Community Foundation, $99,500 to support strategy review and development by an outside consultant for Rose Community Foundation’s Jewish Life program area.
Staenberg-Loup Jewish Community Center, $10,000 to support LGBTQ inclusion and engagement programming in the Jewish community.
Temple Emanuel, $10,000 to support continued participation as a host congregation for families experiencing homelessness as part of Family Promise of Greater Denver.
Hazon Restricted Fund
- Ekar, $10,000 to support GrowTorah’s development of educational Torah garden programs for Jewish schools and communal organizations.
NONPROFIT SECTOR SUPPORT GRANTS
Association of Fundraising Professionals, $12,500 to support National Philanthropy Day in Colorado, which recognizes activities of donors, volunteers, foundations, leaders, corporations and others engaged in philanthropy.
Colorado Nonprofit Association, $5,000 to support the “Donate to a Colorado Nonprofit Fund” tax checkoff, which creates a new system of charitable giving through state income tax filing.
PEAK Grantmaking, $2,500 to support the PEAK2019 Conference in Denver, which supports grant management professionals in the philanthropic sector.
Together Denver, $10,000 to support the No on 300 Campaign in the City and County of Denver.
COMMUNITY ACTION GRANTS
Colorado Nonprofit Development Center, $5,000 to support Afrik Impact 2019, which celebrates the impact of the African Diaspora in Colorado and honors its members’ accomplishments.
Denver Children’s Choir, $1,000 to support the Harmony of Children: Who We Are concert, which focuses on bringing together people of different races, cultures, sexual orientations and economic backgrounds in harmony.
International Rescue Committee Denver, $2,000 to support the Refugees in the Arts event, which aims to build bridges between communities, celebrate the contributions of refugees in Colorado and provide opportunities for women from the We Can Do It! psychosocial support program to participate in planning efforts and showcase their accomplishments and artwork.
Mile High Ministries, $5,000 to support quarterly asylum workshops to better prepare asylum seekers for immigration court or U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.
Project Worthmore, $2,500 to support the Our Neighbors, Ourselves art gallery, which brings compassionate artists together and celebrates the inherent value and dignity of human life through diverse creative expressions.
HEART AND SOUL GRANTS
Children’s Hospital Colorado Foundation, $360,000 to support a two-year, two-pronged study aimed at improving heart function in children with congenital heart disease by identifying effective compounds and testing the impact of physical exercise.
Children’s Hospital Colorado Foundation, $50,000 to support the purchase of new software for the ultrasound machine and laboratory equipment for the Pediatric Rheumatology Program.
Denver Health & Hospitals Foundation, $68,000 to support the purchase of rehabilitation exercise devices in the Physical Therapy department and to develop a restricted fund that will issue needs-based vouchers to patients for their arthritis equipment needs.
Kavod Senior Life, $68,000 to support the purchase of exercise equipment, door handle replacements on all campus apartments and wraparound equipment that will improve patient care, quality of life and independence.
National Jewish Health, $200,000 to support the completion of the entire protocol for the Reverse HFpEF study, including cardiac testing and analysis, laboratory studies, dietary interventions and monitoring, research coordinator time, biostatistical support and publication.
National Jewish Health, $60,000 to support the purchase of clinical and research equipment for arthritis, which will allow for earlier diagnoses and improved precision patient care.
University of Colorado, Anschutz Medical Campus, $110,000 to support the purchase of a QuantaLyser robotic workstation that processes high volumes of blood samples, allowing for cost effective population screening of blood markers for arthritis in both research and clinical care.
University of Colorado, Anschutz Medical Campus, $75,000 to support a bioinformatic and laboratory expert to identify unique heart failure signatures from the genetic and RNA sequencing.
University of Colorado Center for Women’s Health Research, $300,000 to support the completion of year one of the “Sex Differences and Effects of Insufficient Sleep on Cardiovascular Fitness and Insulin Action” study and to award two $50,000 interdisciplinary seed grants for cardiovascular disease research in women’s health and sex differences.
LIVE ON | LIFE & LEGACY (in partnership with The Harold Grinspoon Foundation)
Organizations participating in Live On | LIFE & LEGACY were given the opportunity to receive a $1,000 bonus grant for reaching their Year One goals by Dec. 31, 2018. Seventeen of 28 organizations qualified, and either received the bonus grant in December 2018 or in February 2019. 2019 recipients are listed below:
- Anti-Defamation League, Mountain States, $1,000
- BMH Congregation, $1,000
- B’nai Havurah, CJRF, $1,000
- Boulder Jewish Community Center, $1,000
- Congregation Har HaShem, $1,000
- DAT Minyan, $1,000
- Denver Community Kollel, $1,000
- JEWISHcolorado, $1,000
- Judaism Your Way, $1,000
- Shalom Park, $1,000
ROSE YOUTH FOUNDATION GRANTS
Casa de Paz, $6,000 to support immediate housing and basic needs assistance for people affected by immigration detention in hopes of reuniting families separated by detention and providing support to those recently released.
Clínica Tepeyac, $10,000 to support children in immigrant and refugee families in accessing high-quality, culturally responsive, integrated health and mental health services regardless of a patient’s insurance coverage or ability to pay.
DAVA – Downtown Aurora Visual Arts, $12,000 to support the Job Training in the Arts and Technology Program for middle and high school students through arts education with a focus on leadership and positive youth development.
ECDC African Community Center of Denver, $5,000 to support the Driving Opportunity Program, a female-centered driving class and on-road instruction designed to best meet the cultural and religious needs of immigrant and refugee women working towards attaining a driver’s license.
Project Worthmore, $12,000 to support an additional adult English class to meet the needs of refugee students on the road to self-sufficiency.
Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network, $15,000 to support the Children’s Program that provides free legal services to immigrant children in deportation proceedings, to youth eligible for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program and to abused, abandoned or neglected immigrant children.
DONOR-DIRECTED GRANTS
Donor-advised funds housed at the Foundation made 343 grants totaling $1,644,780.
( ) – indicates number of distributions to organization
The Access Fund
Access Reproductive Care – Southeast
ACE Scholarships
Achilles International
Active Minds
Adaptive Adventures
Aish Denver
The Algemeiner
Alumni of the Rabbinical College Knesseth
Israel of Slabodka Kowno
Alzheimer’s Association, Colorado Chapter
American Cancer Society, Great West Division
American Friends of Darche Noam
American Friends of Magen David Adom
Western Region
American Friends of Yeshiva Tiferet Inc.
American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
American Jewish World Service
Andy Zanca Youth Empowerment Program
Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith
Anti-Defamation League, Mountain States
Regional Office (5)
The Art Base (2)
Aspen Center for Environmental Studies
Aspen Music Festival and School
The Aspen Strong Foundation
Aspen Waldorf Foundation
Association of Waldorf Schools of North
America
Austin City Limits
Bayaud Enterprises
Beauty Bus Foundation
The Bell Policy Center
Beth El Temple of West Hartford
Beth Jacob Congregation
Birthright Israel Foundation
B’nai B’rith Youth Organization (2)
B’nai B’rith Youth Organization, Rocky
Mountain Region
B’nai Havurah – CJRF (2)
Book Trust
Boulder Community Hospital Foundation
Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver
Breakthrough Kent Denver
Brent Eley Foundation
Cancer League of Colorado Foundation
Carbondale Arts (2)
CareerWise Colorado
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center (2)
Celebrate the Beat
Center for the Arts Evergreen
Center for Women’s Health Research,
University of Colorado Anschutz Medical
Campus
Chabad Lubavitch of Colorado-Bais
Menachem
Chai Lifeline
Cherry Creek Theatre Company
Children’s Hospital Colorado Foundation (3)
Christ Chapel
Clínica Tepeyac
The Colorado Children’s Chorale
Colorado Coalition for the Homeless (2)
Colorado Democracy Network
Colorado Hispanic Bar Association
Colorado Music Festival & Center for Musical
Arts
Colorado Nonprofit Development Center (6)
Colorado Ovarian Cancer Alliance
Colorado Public Radio (2)
Colorado Symphony Association (2)
Colorado Wild Public Lands
Colorado Youth for Change
Common Cause Education Fund
Community College of Denver
Community College of Denver Foundation
Congregation Beis Shmuel Chabad
Congregation Beth Menachem of Glogev
Congregation Nevei Kodesh
CORE Torah
Craig Hospital Foundation (3)
Creede Repertory Theatre
Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of America,
Rocky Mountain Chapter
CrossPurpose
DAVA – Downtown Aurora Visual Arts (2)
Delta Eta Boule Foundation
Denver Area Council, Boy Scouts of America
(2)
Denver Art Museum (2)
Denver Community Kollel
The Denver Foundation
The Denver Hospice
Denver Jewish Day School (2)
Denver Museum of Nature & Science
Denver Public Schools Foundation
Denver Scholarship Foundation
Denver Urban Gardens (2)
The Denver Waldorf School
East Denver Eruv
East High School
Echo Foundation
EFRAT – Committee for the Rescue of Israel’s
Babies
Elevating Connections (2)
Emergency Family Assistance Association
eTown
Everytown for Gun Safety
Firefly Autism (2)
Food Bank of the Rockies
Foundation for National Progress
Friends of Chabad Lubavitch San Diego
Friends of Man
Girl Scouts of Colorado
Global Down Syndrome Foundation
Global Education Fund
Global Kindness
Global Livingston Institute
GlobalGiving
Grand Foundation
Green Chimneys
Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver
Hebrew Educational Alliance (2)
High Country News
Hillel of Colorado
Hillel the Foundation for Jewish Campus Life,
University of Michigan
Horizons at Colorado Academy
Icahn School of Medicine
Impact on Education
Independence Pass Foundation
Indiana University Foundation
Institute for Dayanim
IYYUN Inc.
Jason’s Friends Foundation
The Jewish Experience (3)
Jewish Family and Children Services of
Greater Philadelphia
Jewish Family Service of Colorado (11)
Jewish Federation of Greater Hartford
The Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles
Jewish Jumpstart
Jewish National Fund
Jewish National Fund, Mountain States Region (5)
JEWISHcolorado (10)
The Joyce D & Andrew J Mandell Greater Hartford Jewish Community Center
JQ International
Judaism Your Way (2)
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, Los
Angeles Chapter
Kabbalah Experience
Kavod Senior Life (3)
The Kempe Foundation
Keshet of the Rockies
Kohelet
Kolel Shas Yiden
Latino Community Foundation of Colorado
LEAP Innovations
Legal Aid Foundation of Colorado
Link Hands for Humanity
The Listen Foundation
LOCAL Theater Company
The Logan School for Creative Learning (2)
LuBird’s Light Foundation
Marshall Direct Fund
Melanoma Research Foundation (3)
Mesivta of Greater Los Angeles (2)
Mile High Early Learning
Mile High United Way
Milken Institute
Ministry Essentials
Mizel Institute (3)
Most Precious Blood Parish
Moving Traditions
National Institute for Medical Assistant
Advancement
National Jewish Health (3)
National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Colorado
Wyoming Chapter (2)
Navy Seal Foundation
Navy-Marine Corp Relief Society
New Era Colorado Foundation
New Legacy Charter High School
New York University, School of Law
Northfield Mount Hermon School
Old Town Artisan Studios
Opera Colorado
Pathfinders
PEF Israel Endowment Fund
Pico Shul
Pinnacol Foundation
Planned Parenthood Federation of America
Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains
(2)
Princeton University
Project PAVE
Ray of Hope Cancer Foundation
Re:Vision International
RedLine
Restoration Outreach Programs
Rio Grande Headwaters Land Trust
Rio Grande Headwaters Restoration
Foundation
Rise Up Yoga
Roaring Fork Conservancy
Rocky Mountain Children’s Health Foundation
Rocky Mountain Feline Rescue
Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy
Network (2)
Rocky Mountain Jewish Historical Society
and Beck Archives (2)
Rocky Mountain PBS (2)
Rose Andom Center (7)
Rose Community Foundation (3)
Rose Community Foundation, Community
Action Fund (2)
Rose Community Foundation, Community Fund for Intergenerational and Senior Programming
Roshni
ROSIES Foundation (2)
Saint John’s Cathedral
Samuel A. Fryer Yavneh Hebrew Academy (2)
Sasa Harambee
Servicios De La Raza
Shalom Park (8)
Shining Stars Foundation (2)
St. Louis Kollel
Staenberg-Loup Jewish Community Center (3)
StandWithUs
Stanley British Primary School
Stepping Stones of the Roaring Fork Valley
Storahtelling Lab Shul Inc.
Sustainable Settings
Taoist Tai Chi Society of the United States of
America
Teach for America
Temple Emanuel (3)
Temple Micah
Tennyson Center for Children
Theater Mitu
There With Care
Thriive, Inc.
Tomchei Shabbos of Denver
Tower Cancer Research Foundation
Trips for Kids Denver Metro (2)
TSNE Missionworks
Tufts University
Two Angels Foundation
University of Colorado Foundation (2)
University of Denver Sturm College of Law
University of Michigan
University of Puget Sound
Urban Peak
US Speedskating
Vail Health
Valley Settlement
Valley View Hospital Foundation
Volunteers of America
Wapiyapi
We Don’t Waste
Western Stock Show Association
Westside Kollel
Wilderness Workshop
WindWalkers
Women’s Fund of Western Massachusetts
Women’s Health
Yeshiva Toras Chaim Talmudic Seminary of
Denver
Youth Employment Academy
Youth on Record
YouthZone