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.
In the face of the horrific mass shooting in Denver and Lakewood, let’s look for Community, Witnessing, Learning, and Healing in the places we call home.
In 2022, WFCO has pinpointed the three legislative areas we will elevate in pursuit of gender, racial, and economic equity.
If you’re undecided about your next page turner or binge-worthy series, see our staff-selected “elite eight” books, podcasts, and movies from 2021.
The Women’s Foundation of Colorado selected 19 grantee partners through our new community-informed grantmaking strategy, WINcome.
“It’s expected women will do too much with too little. We always have. We always do. At what cost?” – Lauren Y. Casteel
Our 2021 Dottie Lamm Leadership Award winner is Natalie Guerra of Denver. Here is her speech from our 2021 Annual Luncheon.
You have another chance to center gender, racial, and economic equity when you cast your vote by November 2, 2021.
After three years of working with our 23 grantee partners, our understanding of what it takes for women to advance economically is in sharper focus.
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