ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — The Denver Broncos Foundation contributed more than $5 million in financial and in-kind support to local nonprofits in 2023.
The Foundation more than doubled its financial commitment to grantees and program partners in key focus areas: youth health and wellness initiatives, youth and high school football, dynamic in and out of school programming and equitable access to career pathways.
Through strategic grantmaking initiatives, the Denver Broncos Community Grant Program and in-kind support, the 2023 calendar year marked the largest grantmaking and community impact in Foundation history. More than 200 organizations and more than 175,000 youth in Colorado have been positively impacted by this outreach.
The Denver Broncos Community Grant Program offers Colorado-based 501(c)(3) nonprofits and organizations the ability to apply for funding for youth-serving community projects. For a complete list of 2023 Community Grant Program recipients, please click here: 2023 Grant Recipients.
Additionally, the Denver Broncos Foundation seeks to collaborate with highly effective nonprofits in support of impact-driven programs and initiatives focused on youth. Please see below for a list of 2023 strategic grant recipients:
Youth Health and Wellness Initiatives
Meeting basic physiological needs of children in order for them to thrive mentally, emotionally and physically.
Youth and High School Football
Improving youth and high school football through programs, clinics and camps that focus on character, player safety, team development and the benefits of football.
Dynamic In and Out of School Programming
Preparing youth to achieve their full potential through activities and experiences to develop academic developmental and social competencies.
Access to Career Pathways
Building education and economic opportunities for an enriching life of self-sufficiency after high school.
About Denver Broncos Foundation
The Denver Broncos Foundation is committed to making a positive impact on future generations by creating a "game plan" for life through youth health and wellness initiatives, dynamic in and out of school programming, and access to career pathways.
