We look in the rearview mirror at Fiscal Year 2018-19 with gratitude and a sense of accomplishment.
Our 2019 Dottie Lamm Award winner is Ananda Birungi of Thornton. Read her speech from our 2019 Annual Luncheon.
We don’t have to – and shouldn’t – wait for a breaking story or viral campaign to make a difference for women and girls. Consistent, sustained giving not only addresses the most critical needs of today, it’s an investment in systemic change for our future.
WFCO is the only community foundation in Colorado to offer a 100 percent gender-lens portfolio to our donor-advised fundholders and giving circles.
On this Father’s Day, WFCO would like to thank all the dads for daughters and men for women for standing in solidarity with us.
With full hearts, on this Valentine’s Day, we want to share this love letter with you – our community of volunteers.
Empowerment Council is a group of 70 women who seek career mentorship, networking opportunities, and a space to make a difference.
The Sisterhood of Philanthropists Impacting Needs (SPIN) is redefining philanthropy in communities of color.
At our upcoming Annual Luncheon, Krystal Covington, founder of Women of Denver and a PEP member, will interview special guest Billie Jean King.
As I listened to each woman share her life’s journey, I noticed a common theme in their stories: the significant role that community played in their success.
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