Please take the Denver Office of Strategic Partnerships 2019 Denver Area Nonprofit Well-Being Survey! The survey link is: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DOSPsurvey The purpose of this survey is to take a pulse of how Denver area nonprofits are currently faring. This survey is comprised of various questions to gauge nonprofit financial stability, demand for services, and staff. The Denver Office of Strategic Partnerships will … Continue reading →
Emmett Hobley was approved to INC Board in July and accepted by the Delegates in September. He is a member of Organizing For Action and is currently the Chapter Lead for Denver and a Training Manager for the State Of Colorado. Emmett is passionate about the community and how the oil industry and Gentrification effect our communities. He represents the … Continue reading →
Though the cold weather and threat of rain dampened turn-out, enthusiasm was way up at the Highland High Five Clean Up as part of Denver Clean Up. The group cleaned three Adopt-A-Spot streets that criss-cross Highland and invite you to do the same throughout all of INC’s RNOs. Do a Clean Up sometime this year and send Ernie Diedrich (erniediedrich@gmail.con) … Continue reading →
Please be aware that there is a scam going around from people supposedly from Xcel energy stating they’re going to cut turn off your electricity if you do not pay bills that are past due. Xcel said there is there is a scam going on right now and to be aware. Please do not give out any of your personal … Continue reading →
Metro Denver’s Population Is Up More Than 388,000 in Eight Years MICHAEL ROBERTS | APRIL 19, 2019 | 6:32AM The population of metro Denver has experienced explosive growth during this decade, with a veritable army of transplants, many of them young, white and rich, choosing to make the Mile High City home. And new data from the United States Census Bureau underscores just how sweeping the changes have been. Statistics show a … Continue reading →
On Saturday April 6, INC’s treasurer, Steve Nissen, joined a hardy group of 40 plus volunteers who stepped forth to pick up trash along the High Line Canal from Colorado Blvd to Interstate 25, in the Eisenhower Park area. The event was organized by The High Line Canal Conservancy. Volunteers came from University North Neighbored, the conservancy, and also Councilwoman … Continue reading →
An initiative to decriminalize the use and possession of mushrooms containing the psychedelic compound psilocybin is on the ballot for voters in Denver, Colorado, on May 7, 2019. A “yes” vote is a vote in favor of making the adult possession and use of psilocybin mushrooms the lowest law enforcement priority in Denver and prohibiting the city from spending resources on enforcing related penalties. A “no” vote is a vote against making … Continue reading →
