While the legislative session is on hold, WFCO is ensuring that state and federal recovery resources are women-centered.
In a time of great uncertainty and anxiety, I am humbled and inspired by Coloradans.
To ensure better outcomes for our community at large during this unprecedented time, WFCO is being proactive, compassionate, and conscious in our response to COVID-19.
On International Women’s Day, March 8, The Women’s Foundation of Colorado thanks YOU – the many diverse women and men who support the advancement of all Colorado women.
Today, the Supreme Court of the United States is hearing oral arguments for June Medical Services LLC v. Russo, a case that could erode Roe v. Wade without challenging it directly.
Laciey Eidson had no idea how much her life would change in one year. In 2019, her financial future looked bleak as a newly single parent on a part-time real estate income.
More than 60 people from across the Front Range joined WFCO to “chat” about the economic status of refugee and immigrant women in Colorado.
Adrianna Abarca uses her donor-advised funds to house her philanthropic dollars so that she can grant to like-minded organizations that support Colorado’s Latino Community.
WFCO renewed funding for a third year for the 23 grantees that make up its WAGES (Women Achieving Greater Economic Security) cohort.
Please contact your representative today and help WFCO bolster the early care and education (ECE) workforce, because we all depend on someone who depends on affordable, accessible, and high-quality child care.
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