We’re thrilled to share some wonderful news with you today! As of May 16, the AYA Foundation has been recognized as a Colorado Enterprise Zone Contribution Project. This new status means that when you donate $25 or more, your contribution may be eligible for the Enterprise Zone (EZ) tax credit program, which helps us further […]
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We’re thrilled to introduce you to an extraordinary woman who’s making waves in the world of invention. Meet Sirena Rolfe, a Denver-based digital marketing executive and the brilliant mind behind the Tempus Hood. Sirena’s journey began in 2012 when she found herself caught in an unexpected rain shower without a hood or umbrella. That’s when
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From homesteading to producing for Colorado Welcome to the story of Wild Boyd Farm, a Black-owned regenerative ranch nestled in the heart of Colorado. This isn’t just any farm; it stands as a tribute to Terrance Boyd’s unique journey. Once a musician skilled in piano and percussion, and a scrap metal worker with a background
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Hey AYA Foundation Family, I am absolutely over the moon to share with you our very first Impact Report! This report shows more than just progress; it’s a step towards building a vibrant community of Black institutions, entrepreneurs, and leaders right here in Colorado. As you scroll through the pages, you’ll see our progress in
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Rafael Small founded CarGari in 2019 when he left his well-paid job in tech to pursue his business ownership dream. From the get-go, he went “all in.” The idea to start CarGari was born out of the need to improve his own personal experience. For more than 10 years, Rafael worked as a technology
