Click Here "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
"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.
"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

Together We Can Make A Difference!

You can help make a difference in the lives of those who need it most in metro Denver by making a donation to The Denver Post Season To Share. Donations up to $1,000,000 will be matched at 50% by The Denver Children’s Foundation and will support more than 50 nonprofit agencies with programs that focus on children and youth, health and wellness, homelessness and hunger.


The Denver Post Season To Share is the annual holiday fundraising campaign of The Denver Post and The Denver Post Community Foundation and supports metro Denver nonprofit agencies with programs that help low-income children, families and adults move out of poverty toward stabilization and self-sufficiency.

Each year grants are made to metro Denver nonprofit agencies working to prepare children and youth for success in the classroom and in life, protect children and families in need with medical care, house those in need of a permanent home and nourish those who experience hunger.

Click here, or the button below to read about the important work being done by past Season To Share grantees. Each Sunday during the campaign, a new story is featured in The Denver Post and online at 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. If you have a donation/distribution that needs a physical address, please send to: The Denver Post Season To Share, Attn: Carol Cline, 5990 Washington Street, Denver, CO 80216. For information on the Foundation, click here.


The Denver Post Season To Share grants are made possible with the generosity of Denver Post readers, the general public, corporate donations and our valued partners – The Denver Children’s Foundation and MDC/Richmond American Homes Foundation.

For the 2023/24 campaign, thanks to the kindness of 3,150 Season To Share donors, a generous grant from our matching partner, The Denver Children’s Foundation, and the partnership from MDC/Richmond American Homes Foundation – $1,371,000 was distributed to 51 metro Denver agencies focusing on the areas of children and youth, health and wellness, homelessness, and hunger. To view the list of grantees, please 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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