Events

The Denver Indian Center Inc. (DICI) is an urban cultural gathering center for the American Indian/ Alaska Native community. of the Denver Metro area. Founded in 1983 to meet the unique needs and challenges facing the of the Native community; we support our Native youth and community by providing guidance for economic empowerment and self-reliance, programs that empower families and honor our elders, and by offering a space where Native culture can be preserved, remembered, and celebrated.

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Together, we strive to do things a good way,  "The way it should be..."

Join us for Hors d'Oeures at Malone's starting at 5:30pm.  We request that you cover your own drinks.

14455 W 64th Ave Unit G

Arvada, CO  80004

Please join us for an evening of hor'dourves.  Members cover their own drinks.

Our program provides urban at-risk high school students a way to see a better future through higher education. Our unique program combines the hands-on experience of designing, building, and launching a small satellite with a guest lecture series featuring members of the entertainment, academic, and science communities.

The mission of Women’s Global Empowerment Fund is to support women through economic, social and political programs, creating opportunities while addressing inequality; strengthening families and communities.  Learn more about our team, and join our work to empower women globally -  come have breakfast with us at Morning Story.

Join us for a presentation as Ed recaps one of his Earthwatch expeditions.

Come join us for hors d'oeures.  All are welcomed!

Family Promise of Greater Denver, founded in 1997 as the Interfaith Hospitality Network of Denver, is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization independently associated with a national organization comprised of more than 200 affiliates in 43 states.

In 1997, a small group of compassionate individuals saw the unmet needs of families experiencing homelessness within the Denver area. This group met with Karen Olson, the founder of Family Promise, an organization started in 1988 in Summit, NJ to serve children and their families in need of housing. Soon this group recruited 10 faith communities to shelter families in the Greater Denver area for a week at a time in their facilities.

In 2014, Family Promise of Greater Denver (FPGD) began to notice families were returning to shelter, more and more people were moving from out of state without a safe place to call home, and families were being displaced from housing. FPGD began to expand programs in order to accommodate these increased needs. Through a spectrum of supportive services, we walk alongside families from surviving to thriving.

Please join us for a fun filled morning as Dr. Ken shares his sense of humor and wisdom with our club.

Mike Piper has an associate’s degree in Fire Science Technology from Red Rocks Community College and a bachelor’s degree in Philosophy from the University of Colorado at Boulder. He has been a member of the fire service and the Arvada Fire Protection District since 1991, beginning his career as a volunteer firefighter. Between 1993 and 1999, he was simultaneously employed by 2 other fire departments in the capacity as a fire inspector and plans examiner. Piper has been the operations chief for the Arvada Fire Protection District for the past 8 years, having previously served as a line captain, lieutenant and firefighter. He is a published author, CFO and graduated from the NFA’s EFO program in 2013.

Come join us for hors d'oeures.  All are welcomed!