The countdown to Juneteeth is on, and Denver7 is highlighting one Colorado nonprofit focused on supporting and making sure the Black community has what it needs to thrive in the nonprofit space.

Five Points, a historic neighborhood in Denver with a rich history, is also going through some major transformation.

Five years ago, on May 25, 2020, the world watched George Floyd die beneath the knee of a Minneapolis police officer.

The BRIC Fund honors the legacy of Civil Rights leaders by empowering Black-led organizations in Colorado, championing leadership, equity, and liberation.

Meet the 2025-26 Executive Directors of Color Institute cohort—42 visionary nonprofit leaders of color shaping Colorado’s future. Rooted in legacy and powered by community, these leaders are building justice, healing, and change. Join us in investing in their brilliance and fueling movements for equity and liberation.

Throughou history, Black women have broken barriers across all sectors, continuously shaping a future brimming with possibilities.

As we recognize the 60th anniversary of Malcolm X’s assassination during Black History Month, we affirm an undeniable truth— Black labor...

Black resilience fuels progress. Through unity, leadership, and investment, we build a future rooted in strength, history, and action.

Growing up, I learned how much discipline, strategy, and hard work go into not just winning games but protecting what matters most.

The true spirit of philanthropy is not about giving to be seen, but about giving to inspire, uplift, and bring lasting change to communities

Black Resilience in Colorado (BRIC) Fund unveiling new art piece today during the Art & Activism event celebrating Black Philanthropy Month.

Dr. Johnny Johnson is a distinguished Black OBGYN and prominent community leader known for his dedication to improving maternal health and a

BRIC helps Black-led & Black-serving nonprofits

The Black Resilience in Colorado Fund announced the award of $650,000 in grants to 67 Black-led and Black-serving nonprofits in Colorado.

BRIC spoke with Gary Chambers Jr. to discuss his time in the Mile High City, the state of politics today, and his political future.

Denver's most prominent Black voices give their opinions on local news coverage of the Black community.

This month, Marcus Weaver, a recent Executive Director of Color Institute graduate, shares his journey and metamorphosis into a nonprofit le

Cooking is a longtime love that was nurtured by time spent in my grandmother’s kitchen. My experience there shaped who I am today.

Michelle Adams, an estate planning attorney discusses the valuable gift of compassion and the steps to build a family legacy of giving.

What does the "public" in public education mean? This question is essential when examining the impact of education practices...