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Meet Our Lessees
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Meet your mission-minded neighbors.
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Places with Purpose
More than 50 nonprofits, schools, social enterprises, and community-focused organizations call ULC places home.
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Making Denver Communities Stronger
Every day, ULC lessees provide: youth programs and education, job training and economic stability, health and wellness services, housing and wraparound services, arts and culture programming, and much more!
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A Network Making an Impact
The 50 nonprofits in ULC places collectively deliver over 89,000 support moments for Denver households each year (an estimated 240 support services delivered daily).
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Diverse Users, Flexible Spaces
From offices and retail storefronts to commercial kitchens, warehouses, classrooms, and gathering spaces — ULC places support a variety of users.
Tramway Nonprofit Center
- Steptoe Initiative
- Sunshine Home Share
- Vuela for Health
- Denver Youth Program
- The Civic Canopy
- Youth Advocate Programs
- Fortaleza Familiar
- VIVE Wellness
- Center for Employment Opportunities
- Phamaly Theatre Company
- Esquared
- The JEKL Institute
- Open Door Youth
Mosaic Community Campus
- BuCu West’s Kitchen Network
- Archway Communities
- Other users on the campus include: Denver Housing Authority, Denver School of the Arts, Work Options, DIRT Coffee, and many more!
ColfaxLab for Social Good
South Platte Crossing
- ULC-owned office suites at South Platte Crossing are located in the Commerce City Community Campus (C4) which centralizes health and social services in one physical location.
- Aurora Mental Health & Recovery
Santa Fe Ten
- Denver VOICE
- CO Juvenile Defender Center/Transformative Justice Project
Social Enterprise Foundry
Mountain View Nonprofit Tower
- Community Economic Defense Project (CEDP)
- Denver Homeless Out Loud
- Dry Bones
- Re-merg
- Colorado Nonprofit Association
- KETO FM Radio
- Colorado Village Collaborative
- Urban Land Conservancy
Oxford Vista Campus
Harlan Nonprofit Center East
- Denver Area Youth Services
- The Secure Attachment Initiative
- Ceiba Project USA
