Why I both celebrate my own intersectionality and work to eliminate the inequities experienced by others.
Meet the 2022 rural Women & Girls of Color Fund grantees and learn about our increased grantmaking.
We affirm that access to abortion is critical to the achievement of gender, racial, and economic equity.
Your Time, Talent, Treasure, Testimony, Ties – and Tenacity – are essential to WFCO and the women and girls in Colorado.
By December 31, 2023, The Women’s Foundation of Colorado will offer donors something that no other community foundation in Colorado can claim.
The trustees represent many diverse backgrounds and identities and strengthen The Foundation’s expertise in board governance, public policy, and fundraising.
Faye Tate is the vice president for inclusion and diversity at CoBank. She is The Women’s Foundation of Colorado’s board chair beginning April 1, 2022.
Q&A: From philanthropy to pizza, get to know our newest team member and Empowerment Council member, Maggie Stoot.
Q&A: Farra Lanzer of Fort Collins is not only an Empowerment Council member, but chair of WomenGive, a partner and funder of The Women’s Foundation.
In 2022, we will open two new Women & Girls of Color Fund grantmaking cycles and spend time deepening our relationships with our 2021 grantee partners.
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