The Denver Post Season To Share presented by Denver Active 20-30 Children’s Foundation

Together We Can Make A Difference

Attention Nonprofit Agencies – Letters of Intent for the 2020/21 Season To Share campaign are being accepted now through June 30, 2020. Click the button below.

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Thanks to the generosity of 3,900 donors and a generous match from Denver Active 20-30 Children’s Foundation, 55 metro Denver nonprofit agencies received grants totaling $1,400,000 in March 2020.

Through The Denver Post Community Foundation, grants  support these qualified agencies that provide life-changing programs to help low-income children, families and adults move out of poverty toward stabilization and self-sufficiency. Click here to see all who were awarded grants from the 2019/20 campaign that was presented by Denver Active 20-30.

To read stories about past grantees and their important work in the community, click here to visit the Season To Share page on denverpost.com.

The Denver Post Season To Share, is a program of The Denver Post Community Foundation, a recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, tax identification #27-4328521. For information on the Foundation, click here.

Children and Youth

Health and Wellness

Homelessness

Hunger

Testimonials

  • Thanks to Season To Share donors, Project Angel Heart will deliver medically-tailored meals to the homes of 2,300 people in the Denver-metro area with a life threatening illness.

    Project Angel Heart

  • Our crisis line which is the single point of entry for anyone at risk of/or experiencing homelessness is supported by this grant. We are able to assist people with basic needs like shelter from a storm, food and warm clothing. Thank you Season To Share!

    Family Tree, Inc.

  • This grant has enabled our organization to enroll more students, measure and analyze our student performance results, and make a big impact on 4th grade reading proficiency in the greater Denver area.

    Reading Partners

  • Kids In Need of Dentistry is grateful to receive this grant, which will support the Chopper Topper Program, KIND's in-school sealant program.

    Kids In Need of Dentistry
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