Black Resilience in Colorado Fund

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Black Resilience in Colorado Fund Black Resilience in Colorado (BRIC) is the first Black-focused community fund established in Colorado

10/19/2026

What happens when we invest in Black communities? Resources move. Opportunities expand. Communities grow stronger.

BRIC is part of that work—connecting Black-led and Black-serving organizations with the resources and support they need to keep moving forward.

The work isn’t finished, and we’re not here to watch from the sidelines.

Bring your people. Bring your resources. Help us lay the next brick.

Support the work: bricfund.org/build-bric

10/16/2026

Strong Black communities grow when resources meet action.

BRIC directs resources to address systemic racism and its impact on Black communities across the seven-county Metro Denver region, supporting nonprofit organizations led by and serving Black communities.

The work continues—and there’s a place for all of us in it.

Give, get involved, share our work, and bring your time, talent, treasure, testimony, and social networks.

Support the work: bricfund.org/build-bric

One man. One night. A lifetime of stories.Join BRIC Fund on Friday, October 16, for an unforgettable evening with Emmy-n...
10/14/2026

One man. One night. A lifetime of stories.

Join BRIC Fund on Friday, October 16, for an unforgettable evening with Emmy-nominated actor, producer, director, and humorist Tim Reid.

Through sharp wit, lived history, ancestral wisdom, and unfiltered truth, Tim brings stories of history, resilience, and the Black experience to the stage.

📅 Friday, October 16, 2026
🥂 6 PM: Reception hosted by BRIC Fund
🎭 7 PM: Performance
📍 Cleo Parker Robinson Dance
🎟️ Tickets: $35

Get your tickets now and join us for a night of laughter, reflection, and powerful storytelling!

🎟️ Buy tickets: https://cleoparkerdance.org/event-details/?EventID=18401&event_name=Tim%20Reid:%20One%20Man%20Show

On September 25, 2026, 200 nonprofit leaders of color showed up and leaned in at the DU Welcome Center for BRIC’s 2026 E...
10/14/2026

On September 25, 2026, 200 nonprofit leaders of color showed up and leaned in at the DU Welcome Center for BRIC’s 2026 EDCI Biennial Leadership Summit.

With nationally noted author, blogger, and provocateur Vu Le as our keynote, the day was filled with laughter, bold questions, and conversations that pushed our thinking.

That’s the spirit of EDCI: leaders sharing wisdom, strengthening connections, and reminding one another that we don’t have to do this work alone.

👉🏾 Invest in this work at bricfund.org

Today, we honor the Native communities of Colorado and recognize the histories, cultures, and communities rooted in this...
10/12/2026

Today, we honor the Native communities of Colorado and recognize the histories, cultures, and communities rooted in this land.

Building stronger communities means recognizing that our struggles and liberation are connected. When we make space for one another, we create more room for all of us to rise and thrive.

Follow BRIC for more community-centered conversations and visit www.bricfund.org to learn more about our work.

10/09/2026

The EDCI experience is a reminder that leadership doesn’t have to happen within limits. Through connection, learning, and new perspectives, leaders can return to their work recharged and ready to think differently.

That’s the power of creating spaces where leaders of color can learn, connect, and imagine what’s possible.

👉🏾 Want to help make EDCI opportunities possible? Give to BRIC to support continued investment in leaders of color, and visit www.bricfund.org to learn more about EDCI and stay connected to upcoming BRIC events.

10/07/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the 2026 EDCI Biennial Leadership Summit on September 25. From meaningful conversations to practical tools and new connections, the day was rooted in what it means to lead, grow, and build stronger communities together.

And a special thank you to Vu Le for bringing his perspective, humor, and willingness to challenge us to think differently about leadership, philanthropy, and power.

👉🏾 Learn more about the Executive Directors of Color Institute at www.bricfund.org/executive-directors-of-color

Black resilience is not just about enduring hardship. It’s about having the resources, support, opportunity, and freedom...
10/05/2026

Black resilience is not just about enduring hardship. It’s about having the resources, support, opportunity, and freedom to thrive.

Resilience looks like Black communities being able to build, rest, lead, create, and shape our own futures—not simply survive what we’ve been handed.

That’s why investing in Black communities matters. When we have the resources to invest in ourselves and one another, we create the conditions to rise and thrive together.

Invest in Black communities. Support BRIC’s work: http://bricfund.org/build-bric

Black resilience is rooted in what we build together.BRIC’s mission recognizes that resilience isn’t simply about overco...
10/02/2026

Black resilience is rooted in what we build together.

BRIC’s mission recognizes that resilience isn’t simply about overcoming challenges—it’s about creating the conditions for Black communities to grow, sustain, lead, and thrive. That means investing in our communities, supporting collective power, and creating pathways for lasting change.

When we invest in ourselves and in one another, we strengthen the foundation for generations to come.

Visit www.bricfund.org to learn more about BRIC’s work.

09/30/2026

Support from the BRIC Fund gave YAASPA the flexibility to continue investing in young people and strengthening community outcomes without having to constantly negotiate how resources could be used.

YAASPA works with BIPOC youth across three school districts, helping them build academic, career, and civic efficacy while developing civic literacy, civic engagement, and racial identity. Their work is rooted in helping young people move beyond survival toward self-actualization and thriving.

🔗 Learn more and support the work:
YAASPA: https://yaaspa.com/
BRIC Fund: https://www.bricfund.org/

Young Aspiring Americans for Social and Political Activism-YAASPA

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Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

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