Civic Leaders and Elected Officials

In addition to providing an opportunity to connect with your own community's leaders and committed citizens, RPD also helps city and county officials to make connections with rural Colorado's primary investors. As state and local tax revenues remain unpredictable, public leaders can use RPD to connect with dozens of potential philanthropic investors. City Councilmembers, County Commissioners, School Board leaders, Mayors, Town Managers and Superintendents all reap tremendous benefit from attending RPD.

Funders: Private and Community Foundations, State and Federal Agencies

RPD is the state's premiere opportunity for funders to connect with hundreds of rural constituents, and with each other.  Funders discover new community partners in rural Colorado and explore new opportunities to leverage your resources with other institutions.  Funders attending RPD will also build direct relationships with nonprofits in the community, thereby helping their own organization advance their grantmaking mission.

Nonprofit Professionals and Volunteers

Rural Philanthropy Days provides a wide variety of professional development and fundraising opportunities for rural nonprofits. In no other event in the state of Colorado can a nonprofit professional access everything offered by RPD: take part in dozens of nonprofit-specific workshops and trainings, learn about successful collaborations taking place in your own community, build new partnerships across the nonprofit and government sectors, and network network network! Nonprofit representatives attending RPD walk away with stronger skills, better networks, and solid leads for new funding sources.

For more information about Rural Philanthropy Days, or to get involved in the program in your region, contact Lindsay Moore at (303) 623-1540, x 17.

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