Rose Community Foundation is partnering with the Harold Grinspoon Foundation (HGF) on a new initiative called Each One Reach One, with the goal of increasing the number of donors that have committed to leaving a legacy gift to a Jewish organization.

Rose Community Foundation awarded 40 grants totaling more than $2.1 million to local Jewish nonprofits this year. Learn more.

Rose Community Foundation and its fundholders awarded 395 grants totaling over $4.1 million in its second phase of COVID-19 grantmaking, bringing the Foundation’s COVID-19 grantmaking total thus far to more than $7 million over three months.

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Rose Community Foundation announced that Judy Altenberg will be joining the Foundation staff as the Director of Gift Planning and Advisor Relations effective June 10, 2019.

The Staenberg - Loup Jewish Community Center (JCC Denver) announced today that a coalition of generous donors will infuse millions of dollars into the JCC Denver, providing critical funds to enable the organization to sustainably operate on a debt-free basis, make needed improvements to its infrastructure, and strengthen its programs and services.

On January 8, 2018, the Boulder JCC was buzzing with the energy of 220 early childhood educators working in ten Jewish ECE centers in the Denver/Boulder community, who had gathered for a day of learning.

Rose Community Foundation has been selected as one of only nine new community partners to join 43 others participating in the Harold Grinspoon Foundation’s national Jewish legacy giving program that to date has secured more than 15,700 after-lifetime commitments with an estimated value of more than a half-billion dollars for communities across North America.

Executive Director of Civic Center Conservancy will become the 22-year-old Foundation’s third president and CEO Denver, CO—October 4, 2017—Following an extensive national search, Rose Community Foundation has named Lindy Eichenbaum Lent as the organization’s president and CEO. Lent comes to the Foundation from the nonprofit Civic Center Conservancy, where she …

During the first three months of 2017, Rose Community Foundation awarded 147 grants totaling almost $2 million.

After a decade of initiatives and millions invested, this landmark publication paints a clear picture of exemplary marketing and educational practices.

Kelli Rojas has been named grants manager at Rose Community Foundation.

During the last six months of 2016, Rose Community Foundation awarded 481 grants totaling more than $6.5 million. See the list of organizations and grants here.

Rose Community Foundation’s Board of Trustees will add three new members in 2017.

During the first six months of 2016, Rose Community Foundation awarded 318 grants totaling more than $4.2 million. Read about them here.

Kevah – a Bay Area-based organization that empowers individuals and organizations to build Jewish learning communities– is coming to Colorado.

Roots & Branches Foundation has awarded $79,490 in grants to six nonprofit organizations in its ninth cycle of grantmaking.

During the fourth quarter of 2015, Rose Community Foundation awarded $5,180,310 for 67 grants from Rose Community Foundation’s program areas, including 10 grants worth $2,034,827 to Jewish organizations around the Denver Metro area.

During the third quarter of 2015, Rose Community Foundation awarded 157 grants totaling more than $2.4 million.

The case study is designed to inform other co-funding and shared learning efforts around community-based Jewish teen education initiatives.

Roots & Branches Foundation, a grantmaking initiative of Rose Community Foundation, has awarded $75,680 in grants to three programs that help low-income families with children ages zero to five.

During the fourth quarter of 2014, Rose Community Foundation awarded 302 grants totaling more than $6.8 million. Read more for details.

New RCF program will help synagogue and JCC early childhood education centers improve their effectiveness at building Jewish community.

"Innovate for Good" was created to find and fund ideas by asking the question, “What new and innovative idea would you bring to life to make the Greater Denver community a better place to live?”

For the third year in a row, MazelTot.org: Connecting Young Families to Jewish Life has been named among North America’s top 82 innovative Jewish organizations in the tenth annual Slingshot Guide.