Hampden Farms, was awarded a 2024 Capacity Building Grant from the Colorado Developmental Disabilities Council (CDDC). This grant supported Hampden Farms in developing free and accessible digital media to share the power of supporting and investing in the intersectionality of disability, race, and social/economic disparity.

The project aims to increase the capacity of families and individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) to fully participate in and contribute to all aspects of community life, with a service area encompassing Denver County and extending statewide.

The Brick-by-Brick® Certified Advanced Facilitator certification offers professionals a deeper understanding of LEGO-based therapy methodology and enhanced playful facilitation skills. This certification enhances the facilitator's ability to deliver high-quality LEGO-based therapy sessions, supporting neurodivergent children in developing social skills and emotional wellbeing.

Attendees of the Soil, Shadow and Spirit Retreat Series would likely gain a profound experience of personal growth and community connection through a unique blend of land-based rituals, creative expression, and shadow work. The 9-month program, spread across three retreats, offers Black mothers in leadership positions an opportunity to explore their relationships with power, identity, and oppression, while engaging in practices that connect them deeply with nature and their own inner wisdom.

Selected as one of 100 participants, enhancing our content creation and community engagement skills.

A 6-week incubator-style initiative designed to support and invest in content creators on the platform. Participants receive coaching, resources, and a financial award to help them bring new concepts to life, grow their audience, and engage with the LinkedIn community. The program, which started with a $25 million investment from LinkedIn, has expanded to include creators from various countries and focuses on different themes, such as Technology & Innovation in its second U.S. iteration.

An inclusive product design program for underrepresented communities, combining social activism with entrepreneurship and design.

A five-year initiative strengthening local food systems and providing agricultural skills to diverse communities.

Zephrine Hanson joined the Veterans to Farmers program at Denver Botanic Gardens in 2017. Through this program, she became a Self-Care Share Producer and Farmer at Chatfield Farms, and served as an instructor and ambassador for the Garden's Veterans-to-Farmers program, continuing to support and inspire other veterans in their agricultural journey.

The Bob & Dolores Hope Foundation provides critical financial assistance to military families through various grant programs, including the Heroes to CEOs grant, which supports veterans transitioning to civilian careers. This initiative reflects the foundation's commitment to honoring Bob Hope's legacy of service and support for military personnel, offering resources to help alleviate financial burdens during challenging times.

Bunker Labs' Veterans in Residence (ViR) Program is a 16-week business incubator designed to support veteran and military spouse entrepreneurs in growing their businesses.