Lawyer, lobbyist and gay political activist Ted Trimpa will finally get the recognition he’s had coming for a while on Aug. 20, when he receives a lifetime achievement award from One Colorado, the state’s largest advocacy organization for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer Coloradans. Trimpa was going to be honored at last year’s Ally Awards […]
Kate Paul is retiring for the second time after 50 years in healthcare. Throughout her career, she faced sexist bosses and discrimination while breaking down barriers for women.
The founding gift is to go toward the construction of a 115,000-square-foot Campus Commons building at the University of Northern Colorado.
Billionaire Warren Buffett has raised more than $20 million for a San Francisco homeless charity since 2000, and he’s about to add to that total by auctioning off a private lunch.
While 2016 Livingston Fellow recipient Niyompong hasn’t zeroed in on exactly what to do with his fellowship, one thing is for sure: it will be something that moves him out of his comfort zone.
Boulder venture capital power couple Brad Feld and Amy Batchelor are giving their money away to philanthropic causes they believe in. Next up: Techstars Foundation, to increase diversity among entrepreneurs.
If ever there was a dream come true for a cash-strapped nonprofit leader just itching to expand his or her horizons, it’s to become a Livingston Fellow. Established in 2005 as an initiative of the Bonfils-Stanton Foundation, Livingston Fellowships are awarded annually to five individuals who demonstrate exceptional leadership and who commit to using their $25,000 award to make even more significant contributions to the world around them.
Jacqueline Howard, whose parents describe her as “A bright young lady with big ideas;” Maya Love, who says she is “ready to knock down walls to achieve her goals” and Cydney Billups, whose father, Chauncey, made quite a name for himself during 17 seasons in the NBA, were among the 23 young ladies presented at […]
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