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BUILDING SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES

The  Foundation for Sustainable Urban Communities was founded in 1990 by beloved Denver oilman/philanthropist Sam Gary. (The original name, Stapleton Foundation, was dropped in 2018.) Its mission was to write the redevelopment plan for Stapleton, the city’s former airport which closed in 1995 to make way for Denver International Airport. At 4,700 acres, it is the largest infill development in the country. 

Northeast Transportation Connections

NETC is about building sustainability in our neighborhoods by reducing the number of single-occupant cars and trucks on the road. This decreases pollution, cuts down on traffic and helps our neighbors live healthy, active lives.

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be well:

Health & Wellness Initiative

be well is a grassroots movement of communities coming together to take charge of their health and wellness. The mission of be well is to affect programs, policies and practices to create health equality and access for all people. 

 

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Lifelong Learning

Strengthening Schools and Learning Opportunities in our Communities.
 

The goal for The Foundation's lifelong learning initiative is to make our neighborhoods a model of lifelong learning where infants to seniors will find innovative educational opportunities to satisfy their personal, professional and recreational needs and desires.

 

News

Check the Foundation's new education news site, Central Park Education News, CPEDNews.org

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The Foundation for Sustainable Urban Communities

​7350 E. 29th Avenue, Ste. 300

Denver, CO 80238
303.468.3220

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