Dismantling Racism – Our Work Continues

Derek Chauvin’s conviction is an important step forward in addressing the systemic racism that pervades our country. For true justice to be served, George Floyd would be alive today, as would so many others, and no other names would be added to the heartbreaking list of Black and Brown Americans who have died at the hands of law enforcement.

Today, as we accept accountability in place of justice, we are resolved to continue the hard work of dismantling racist systems. We respect the dignity of every person and acknowledge the deep harm racism causes to individuals, our communities, and our country.

At Caring for Colorado, we work for a future where all Colorado children grow up in communities with equal opportunity for health and well-being, and experience lives that are full of possibility and hope. This vision can only be achieved through serious and long-term work to end racism so we can ensure that all kids in Colorado have safety, agency, well-being, opportunity, and love.

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December 2024 Newsletter

Featured in this Newsletter
– Celebrating Board Leadership
– Our $1M Gift will Help Fund a New Health Clinic
– Expressing Hope through Student-led Murals
– Donor Support Raised Critical Funds for Choose When
– Welcoming New Team Members

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Announcing Funding for Pueblo’s Children, Youth, and Families

The Children, Youth, and Families funding opportunity is made possible by the Sperry S. and Ella Graber’s Packard Fund for Pueblo endowment. This funding opportunity is designed to be flexible, leverage community assets, and support grantee partners as they work to improve conditions for children, youth, and their families.

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