Community Partners

At the Broomfield Community Foundation, we share our knowledge, expertise and resources to strengthen our community.

BCF's Youth Advisory Council members, Lily Alderfer and Conner West present a check for $1,250 to the Boulder Valley Humane Society on October 29, 2021.

Positive Change Happens When People Come Together for a Common Good

When you partner with Broomfield Community Foundation, you are joining a larger collective network of donors, nonprofits, community leaders and residents committed to strengthening our community and creating larger impact together.

We invest in programs and organizations that help Broomfield area people, businesses and organizations thrive.
We support five key areas that community members have identified as being critical to our community well-being. Arts, Human Services, Civic Projects, Seniors, Education.
We support the vision, mission and efforts of nonprofits through grantmaking, partnerships and donor education and support.

The Broomfield High School (BHS) Performing Arts Organization was established in early 2020 by parents and faculty members with a shared mission to support, enrich, and promote the performing arts at BHS.

“We had a vision to provide more funding, more scholarships, and better equipment, so our students aren’t at a disadvantage because of where they live,” said Jennifer Bryner, artistic director for the BHS theater department. “We wanted to strengthen our ability to support students who aspire to have a career in the arts, or even to appreciate the arts, while they’re in high school.”

BCF’s grant has enabled long overdue equipment upgrades and repairs, including new microphones and speakers for the theater and choir programs, which hadn’t been replaced in 20 years. The new equipment has substantially enhanced the quality of concerts.

“BCF has been incredibly helpful,” said Stephanie James, president of BHS Parent Organization. “Unlike other activities, such as athletics, the performing arts do not receive a similar district funding allotment. The theater program is very inclusive and welcomes students of any background, gender, ethnicity, or developmental disability. It offers a safe space for hundreds of students. With so much animosity in our society today, a place where students feel safe to discuss difficult topics is critical.”

“As a parent, it means so much to get this support,” said Stephanie. “It means there are groups that care about the performing arts in high school.”

“This is something that can contribute to society in the long run,” said Jennifer, “and makes Broomfield a more beautiful place to live.”

To learn more about Broomfield High School Performing Arts organization, visit them HERE.

Community Partners

Positive Change Happens When People Come Together for a Common Good

Partner Spotlight: Broomfield High School Performing Arts