Denver Invites Local Organizations to the 2025 $ave Green Be Green

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City and  County of Denver

Human  Rights & Community Partnerships

Heidi Rodríguez, HRCP MarComms Manager

C: 720-948-4645

E: hrcppio@denvergov.org

Denver  Invites Local Organizations to the 2025 $ave Green Be Green

Supporting  Sustainability. Strengthening Community. Saving Costs.

DENVER – The  City and County of Denver is proud to announce that registration is now open  for the 2025 $ave  Green Be Green Conference ($GBG),  a no-cost, one-day event dedicated to helping local nonprofits, faith-based,  and community organizations build more energy-efficient, sustainable  operations.

Date:  Thursday, June 5, 2025
 Time: 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
 Location: First Universalist Church of Denver, 4101 E. Hampden Ave,  Denver, CO 80222
 Register now: www.denvergov.org/sgbg

Hosted  by Denver  Human Rights & Community Partnerships  (HRCP),  the $GBG Conference provides a unique opportunity to:

 
• Learn the latest strategies in climate resilience and energy efficiency
 
• Connect with funding opportunities and technical resources
 
• Network with leaders from the public, private, and nonprofit sectors
 
• Attend interactive workshops
 
• Share resources and information at the Exhibit Hall
 
• Participate in the $GBG Pitch Competition for a chance to win one of four grant awards—up to $10,000 for Denver nonprofits’ energy-efficiency projects.
 

Attendees  will also enjoy complimentary breakfast, lunch, and a closing reception.

“The  $ave Green Be Green Conference is one of the many ways our city is preparing  for a climate-resilient future,” said Perla Gheiler, Executive Director of  HRCP. “It’s also our way of thanking local partners by connecting them with  resources, and even direct funding, to support their mission.”

See  the Impact: City  Grant Fuels Green Changes at Denver Art Museum

Last  year’s $GBG funding helped the Denver Art Museum implement sustainable  upgrades that reduced energy costs and improved operations.

Questions?
 For media inquiries or additional information, please contact us at hrcppio@denvergov.org.

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About  the HRCP Energy Efficiency Program: Investing $2 million annually in  Denver nonprofits and community-based organizations to support energy  efficiency efforts, including energy audits, weatherization upgrades, and educational  programs that benefit historically marginalized communities.

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