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metropolitan counties to contribute to this program,” he said.

Peshek said the fund has received donations from across Colorado — and even across the country. She encourages and appreciates everyone who has supported them thus far.

“As Denver has continued to grow, more issues faced by the metro are really regional issues and are faced by surrounding counties, municipalities as well,” she said. “So, seeing the support from a neighboring county to engage on this e ort and help support these nonpro ts that are on the ground, I mean, I think it’s incredible.” business community – there is sort of a blind eye that’s turned to those sorts of encampments,” he said. “I’m really proud of the elected o cials in Douglas County, my colleagues and mayors and council members in municipalities that have uniformly supported this campaign.”

Donors and nonpro t organizations can learn more about the fund, how to donate and how to apply for a grant at https://rcfdenver.org/ nonpro ts-and-grants/what-wefund/newcomers-fund/.

More discussion will be held on June 20.

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