Who We Work With

Local government agencies engaging with communities or supporting local social impact

City of Aspen, City and County of Denver, City of Durango, City of Lamar, City of Golden, Seattle Community Police Commission

Incorporated organizations dedicated to social impact on local, regional, or national scales

Aurora Community Housing Partners, Autism Society of Colorado, City Parks Foundation (New York, NY), Colorado Latino Leadership, Advocacy & Research Organization, Colorado Nonprofit Development Center, Continental Divide Trail Coalition, IAP2 USA, Friends of the HOPE Center, Green Latinos, La Familia – The Family Center, Poudre Heritage Alliance, Prowers County Family Leadership Training Institute, Southern Nevada Regional Trails Coalition, Sand Creek Regional Greenway, Santa Cruz Valley Heritage Alliance, The Colorado Trust, The Conflict Center, Yuma Crossing National Heritage Area

National, state, and regional government agencies engaging with communities or supporting local, state, regional, or national social impact

Colorado Water Conservation Board, Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission, Mile High Flood District, National Park Service, United States Forest Service

Unincorporated groups of neighbors or passionate people dedicated to local social impact (improving and advocating for their communities)

Antonito Together, Boulder County Climate Justice, Law Students for Climate Accountability, Family Leadership Training Institute of Colorado, Fort Morgan Cultures United for Progress

Alliances of multiple groups, organizations, and government agencies dedicated to social impact on local, regional, or national scales

9 to 5 Working Women, Eagle Valley Outdoor Stewardship Coalition, FAMLI Coalition, Greenway of the Cherokee Ozarks, Metro Denver Nature Alliance, Penatuhkah Comanche Trails Partnership, Regional Trails Coalition, San Felipe Creek Coalition, Southern Nevada Regional Open Space and Trails Coalition