The Foundation for Sustainable Urban Communities was founded in 1990 by renowned Denver philanthropist Sam Gary. Although the name "Stapleton" was retired in 2018, the foundation has remained dedicated to its mission of leading the redevelopment of Denver’s former airport, which closed in 1995. Today, the 4,700-acre site is recognized as one of the nation's largest and most acclaimed urban infill developments. Working closely with various stakeholders, our goal is to foster a community that sets new standards for sustainability in education, employment, green spaces, housing, diversity, and environmental stewardship, while integrating seamlessly with surrounding neighborhoods.
Building Sustainable Communities
The Foundation's Initiatives
Wishing you a warm and happy holiday season!
In this season of giving, we at the Foundation for Sustainable Urban Communities (formerly Stapleton Foundation) pause to reflect on the nearly thirty-year impact we've made together in building sustainable urban communities where equity in lifelong learning, healthy living, and accessible transportation are not just ideals, but realities for everyone.
Contributions, whether as a donor or as a community partner, will be instrumental in driving our mission forward. Please consider making a commitment to the Foundation for Sustainable Urban Communities by making a year-end contribution.
Your support is not just a donation, it's an investment in a sustainable, vibrant, and thriving urban future. Together, we are making a tangible difference in the lives of many and paving the way for a more sustainable and inclusive community.
News
Check the Foundation's new education news site, Central Park Education News, CPEDNews.org
The Foundation for Sustainable Urban Communities
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