Interfaith Alliance of Colorado

Our Story

The Interfaith Alliance of Colorado was founded in 1998 by a diverse group of faith leaders who recognized the need for their voices to be heard in the public sphere. Frustrated by the lack of representation in politics and media, they united to ensure that faith serves as a force for good. Over the years, this organization has been a steadfast presence, bringing together individuals from various faith traditions to engage in advocacy, build relationships, and celebrate diversity.

Through moments of national crisis, such as the September 11th attacks, the Pulse Nightclub shooting, and the attack on Temple Emmanuel Church, the Interfaith Alliance has stood up against discrimination and worked to heal communities. The organization has consistently advocated for LGBTQ equality, women's reproductive rights, and criminal justice reform, striving to create a more just and equitable Colorado.

Impact

For over two decades, the Interfaith Alliance of Colorado has been a powerful advocate for human rights, educating communities and providing support to those in need.

Why Donate?

Your contribution directly supports the movement for equality and opportunity for all in Colorado. As a lean organization focused on action and impact, every dollar makes a significant difference.

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Join the movement for justice and equality! Donate cryptocurrency or cash today to support the Interfaith Alliance of Colorado and help create a better future for everyone.