By Don Morreale YourHub, Denver Post This column tells the stories of the people whose faces appear on “A Colorado Panorama: A People’s History,” a two-block-long tile mural on the southeast side of t...
Boettcher Foundation in the NewsBy Penny Hamilton Crosswind Chatter Newsletter It was 1946. Harry Truman was President. World War II was over, gas was 15 cents a gallon and the average price for a new car was $1,120. Tupperware and ...
Boettcher Foundation in the NewsBy Tony Frank The Pueblo Chieftain Wrestling with the operational and budgetary challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has challenged employers in nearly every industry. Here is what the month of ...
Boettcher Foundation in the NewsBy Kelly Brough Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce What’s most impressive to me right now is how much you – our members – are working for each other to ensure our regional economy rebounds from this pan...
Boettcher Foundation in the NewsBy Kati Weis CBS4 Denver DENVER (CBS4) – Gov. Jared Polis talked about the significance of coronavirus and staying at home during the upcoming Easter and Passover holidays. Wednesday afternoon, Polis ...
Boettcher Foundation in the NewsBy CU Connections Staff CU Connections The Boettcher Foundation on Wednesday announced the creation of a $1 million biomedical research fund to fight COVID-19 and potentially curtail future pandemic o...
Boettcher Foundation in the NewsBy Shannon Weiman Keystone Symposia At Keystone Symposia we engage researchers from around the world in our global research conferences, but we are also intimately connected with our local scientific ...
Boettcher Foundation in the NewsBy Debbie Kelley The Gazette The Gazette’s Best and Brightest scholarship for graduating high school seniors will double the amount of the prize money to this year’s winners. Each of the 20 recipient ...
Boettcher Foundation in the NewsPeople on the Move Denver Business Journal Curtis Esquibel leads the Boettcher Foundation’s strategic communications, ensuring that the Foundation is effectively and consistently engaging with i...
Boettcher Foundation in the NewsBy Derek Maiolo Steamboat Pilot STEAMBOAT SPRINGS — The successful renovation of a once-derelict building in Yampa, about 30 miles south of Steamboat Springs, received the state’s most prestigi...
Boettcher Foundation in the NewsBoettcher staff member Julie Lerudis was proud to represent the Boettcher Foundation on the committee of Philanthropy Southwest’s 2020 Annual Conference. Founded in 1949, Philanthropy Southwest ...
Boettcher Foundation in the NewsBy the Denver Metro Chamber Leadership Foundation Colorado State University (CSU) junior Carmyn Ginnetti was named Colorado Leadership Alliance’s (CLA) 2020 Student Leader of the Year at the CLA Summi...
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The college application process can be daunting even for the students who rank among the highest-performing in their class. For Douglas County High School alumna, Katy Craig (class of 1995), it has be...
Boettcher Foundation in the News By Debbie Kelley The Gazette The college admissions and scholarship application process can be like playing a game of 20 questions. Where do you start? What are selection committees really looking fo...
Boettcher Foundation in the News By Joanne Davidson The Denver Post Tim Schultz was no stranger to public service when, in 1995, he became president and executive director of the Boettcher Foundation. The Grand Junction native had s...
Boettcher Foundation in the News By John Wenzel The Denver Post There are few places in Colorado — or anywhere, for that matter — where an energy company and a community organizer take the same stage to accept an award, or a philant...
Boettcher Foundation in the News By Aldo Svaldi The Denver Post Assets at Colorado foundations rose 24.3 percent between 2011 and 2014, which in turn led to an 11.2 percent jump in contributions to charitable causes, according to a ...
Boettcher Foundation in the News By Ann Butler The Durango Herald New teachers are leaving the profession at alarming rates, and colleges are graduating fewer licensed teachers, leaving many schools hurting for qualified instructors....
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By Katie Rapone Confluence Denver The dynamic new leaders at three of Colorado’s top nonprofit organizations share a vision for a better community. They also recognize that collaboration is a pr...
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By Debbie Kelley The Gazette A Gazette “Best and Brightest” from 1993 has continued on the up-and-coming path she started in high school. Throughout her career, Rampart High School ...
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By Amy DiPierro BusinessDen Twenty-three years ago, Katie Kramer received a full-ride scholarship from Colorado nonprofit the Boettcher Foundation. Now she’s in charge of handing them out. On S...
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By Aldo Svaldi The Denver Post The Boettchers, like other titanic Colorado business families, funneled their hard-won wealth into a family Foundation. Their Foundation is best known for providing more...
Boettcher Foundation in the News By Joe Vaccarelli YourHub Reporter Josh Hamlin lost everything to addiction. He gave up college football and saw a promising surfing career disappear. When Hamlin got sober in 2008, he still felt he n...
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By Yesenia Robles The Denver Post Two of Colorado’s longtime teacher residency programs are joining forces to expand their reach and prepare at least 50 more teachers each year to help fill a de...
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By Monica Mendoza Denver Business Journal In the world of philanthropy, there is a lot of interest these days in establishing new programs and moving in new directions. Grady Durham would know. He own...
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