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Philanthropy Through 5T's

Getting involved through individual or collaborative participation is about making community investments and owning community outcomes.

The Power of Participation and Philanthropy to Create Positive Change

Ownership is rooted in what we value. But more importantly, it is aligning
our history, pride, and community knowledge to preserve, strengthen and build community assets and resources. Doing so requires investing in our Five Ts - Time, Talent, Treasure, Testimony, and (Social) Ties. Through participation and philanthropy, our shared investments can create the change we want to see. 

WAYS TO
GIVE

There are many ways to partner with BRIC to meet your philanthropic goals and to impact communities. Whether giving as individuals, corporations, giving circles or traditional philanthropic institutions they all leverage the Five Ts principles.

 

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HOW WE SUPPORT DONORS

Wherever you are on your philanthropic journey we can help you chart a path to make a difference in Colorado’s Black communities and beyond. We can match your community passion with purpose.

 

 

For more information,

please contact us at 

connect@bricfund.org.

PROGRAMS
& PIPELINE

GIVE to support the growth and sustainability of Black-led organizations and the pipeline of Black leaders through our grants, capacity programs, initiatives and partnerships.

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SUPPORT
ADVOCACY

ACT/ENGAGE with BRIC community partners to increase the reach of Colorado-focused racial justice

efforts by elevating racially equitable policies and practices and community organizing efforts.

 

For more information, please contact us at connect@bricfund.org.

ELEVATE FUND AWARENESS

SHARE information about BRIC with your networks to expand presence and investments

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JOIN THE MOVEMENT, BECOME A BRIC BUILDER

"Philanthropy is not a transaction. In order for change to happen, there needs to be engagement and dialogue, which helps bring a strategic focus on how we can make a collective impact. The Black community has a long history of philanthropy that comes from resilience and optimism - because you can't have one without the other."

~ Karen McNeil-Miller - President & CEO, Colorado Health Foundation

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