Mahalo
Denver, CO

REVISION INTERNATIONAL

EIN 26-1204343
Housing, Food & Basic Needs Food Security & Nutrition Latino communities Children & youth Low-income
Mission

Re:Vision develops resident leaders, cultivivates community food systems, and builds community-owned local economies in Southwest Denver by centering Latino neighborhood leadership, urban agriculture, and culturally rooted programming.

IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) public charity Contributions are tax-deductible

About REVISION INTERNATIONAL

Re:Vision (legal name Revision International, EIN 26-1204343) is a Denver-based 501(c)(3) community organization that partners with Westwood and Southwest Denver residents to advance food sovereignty, economic opportunity, and multigenerational education. The EIN and organizational identity were confirmed against public Form 990 filings and philanthropic databases.

Programs are community-led and include a no-cost grocery, multiple urban farms and family garden programs, Promotoras (community health workers) who lead outreach and education, and subsidized small-business and commercial kitchen space (La Cocina) to support Latino entrepreneurs.

Re:Vision has shown measurable recent growth and impact: in its 2025 impact reporting the organization reported producing more than 90,000 pounds of food, operating four urban farms and 100 family gardens, and expanding its No-Cost Grocery and youth education offerings. In fiscal filings through FY2024 it reported roughly $4.0M in revenue, $4.2M in expenses, and a high program-expense ratio (~90%).

Notable achievements

90,000+ pounds of food produced (2025)

In 2025 Re:Vision’s community farms and gardens produced more than 90,000 pounds of fresh produce, a major expansion of its urban agriculture output and a core contributor to local food access.

No-Cost Grocery scale and reach

Re:Vision’s No-Cost Grocery served thousands of families in 2025 (5,945 families, including nearly 9,000 youth) and distributed more than one million pounds of food, improving short- and mid-term food security in Southwest Denver.

Local economic support and small-business incubation

The organization operates a community campus offering subsidized commercial space and La Cocina kitchen access, supporting multiple Latino-run small businesses and community nonprofits while creating local jobs and workforce pathways.

At a glance

Total assets
$5.9M
Annual revenue
$4.0M
Tax status
501(c)(3)Public charity
EIN
26-1204343
Location
Denver, CO
On Mahalo since
September 2026

Financial figures from the IRS Business Master File, the IRS’s registry of tax-exempt organizations.

Recognition

Received multi-year and foundation support from prominent local funders (examples include grants from Caring for Denver Foundation, Colorado Health Foundation, and the Latino Community Foundation of Colorado).
High program efficiency reported on public filings (approximately 90% of expenses allocated to program services in FY2024).
Publishes an annual interactive impact report and hosts signature community fundraising events (Buen Provecho) to share measurable outcomes and engage donors and partners.

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