Partners
Groundwork Denver is a community-based nonprofit that partners with local residents and organizations, the City and other governmental agencies, foundations and private businesses to create programs that improve the environment one community at a time.
Groundwork USA is a network of independent, not-for-profit, environmental
businesses called Groundwork Trusts. Each Groundwork organization
works with communities to improve their environment, economy and quality
of life through local action by getting local people, businesses, government
and other organizations involved in practical projects. The Groundwork
USA network is built on partnership and linked together by the Groundwork
USA national office, with support from the Environmental Protection Agency
Brownfields Program and the National Park Service Rivers, Trails and
Conservation Assistance Program. There are currently 18 independent
Groundwork
We appreciate the generous support of these organizations:
We appreciate our collaborative project partnerships with these organizations:
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Atlantis Community provides direct services, and empowers people with
disabilities to integrate, with full and equal rights, into all parts
of society. www.atlantiscommunity.net
- FrontRange Earth Force (FREF) supports youth-driven service learning programs, designed to encourage youth to identify and solve problems in their community. www.earthforce.org/section/offices/frontrange/
- Denver Urban Gardens (DUG) assists neighborhoods with the planning, design, coordination and construction of community gardens, most of which are located in low-income urban neighborhoods. www.dug.org
- The Denver Youth Employment Program provides employment
and training services that assist in addressing the educational, job readiness
and career exploration goals of youth.
www.milehigh.com/employment/youthservices
- Northeast Denver Housing Center (NDHC) has provided affordable housing, housing counseling, and other community development services to Denver residents for 25 years. www.nedenverhousing.org
- AmeriCorps*NCCC (National Civilian Community Corps) is a full-time,
team-based residential program for men and women age 18-24. NCCC Youth
Corps provides opportunities for youth age 14-17. www.americorps.gov
- The National Park Service Rivers, Trails, and Conservation Assistance Program is the community assistance arm of the National Park Service. www.nps.gov/ncrc/programs/rtca
- The Denver Office of Strategic Partnerships (DOSP) builds innovative partnerships between the City, nonprofits, foundations and corporations in order to strengthen nonprofit capabilities, and ultimately, enhance how well Denver serves its residents. www.denvergov.org/strategicpartnerships
- Greenprint Denver: www.greenprintdenver.org
- Mile High Youth Corps: www.milehighyouthcorps.org
- SunPower: www.sunpowerinc.org
- Denver Department of Environmental Health: www.denvergov.org
- Globeville Civic Association #1
- National Renewable Energy Laboratory: www.nrel.gov
- Sunnyside United Neighbors, Inc.
- Denver Water: www.denverwater.org
The following organizations, businesses, and agencies are partners in Healthy Air for North Denver, dedicating time and commitment to improving our air quality through collaboration and voluntary efforts.
The following organizations partnered with our youth Green Team, contributing resources and providing meaningful environmental job experiences for the youth.
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