BRIC’s Fifth Anniversary Luncheon Underscores Success and Increasing Need

Joanne Davidson | ColoradoPolitics.com
Nov 4
1 min read

Updated: 3 days ago

By Joanne Davidson

A group of women affiliated with The Links, Incorporated stand together on stage for a group photo during the BRIC Fund anniversary celebration at The Westin Denver Downtown. A seated guest poses at the center while photographers capture the moment, with the event’s “Celebrating the Cornerstones of Resilience, Creativity and Wellness” screen visible in the background.

Black Resilience in Colorado (BRIC) celebrated its fifth anniversary with an inspiring luncheon featuring actor Anthony Anderson and Denver-born filmmaker Dallas Jackson, who shared messages about manifestation, purpose, and pursuing dreams one step at a time. Moderated by BRIC founder LaDawn Sullivan, the fireside chat drew prominent community leaders and highlighted the organization’s powerful impact since its launch on Juneteenth 2020—including investing over $6 million in more than 400 Black-led and Black-serving organizations and helping secure $33 million in capacity grants. As BRIC looks to its next chapter, Sullivan reaffirmed its commitment to building lasting pathways for equity, ownership, and opportunity—BRIC by BRIC.

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