Stories Worth Carrying
The nation's first incubator for BIPOC-led nonprofits, an African American history timeline that starts in 1501, and a building in Five Points where all of it happens.
Built on three pillars.
The African American Experience Timeline is the first historical compilation of African American history rendered as teachable art.
- Dates back to the year 1501
- Original art with over 130 data points and facts
- Lesson plans for ages Pre-K through adult
The BIPOC Nonprofit Development Center gives emerging organizations the room and the relationships to grow.
- Deeply discounted office space
- Trainings, workshops, seminars, and convenings
- Mentors, curated talks, and networking events
Putting middle and high school students inside working STEM facilities, not just reading about them.
- University tours of STEM facilities
- Built for middle and high school students
- Immersive, hands-on exposure to tech careers
How we started.
Foundation Started
The RTL Foundation is recognized as a 501(c)(3) entity.
Location Secured
The home for the RTL Foundation's BIPOC Nonprofit Development Center is secured.
Grant Received
Wells Fargo Bank grants the RTL Foundation a six-figure, three-year gift in support of our mission.
Doors Open
The BIPOC Nonprofit Development Center opens at 2900 Welton Street.
Timeline Unveiled
The 2024 edition of the African American Experience Timeline is unveiled.
Award Received
Recipients of the 2024 My Brother's Keeper Denver MBK25 award.
PNC Foundation Investment
An investment from the PNC Bank Foundation welcomes our first cohort of 24 BIPOC-led and BIPOC-serving nonprofits into year-round capacity building.
