Confluence Colorado
Confluence Colorado connects people to place so they will protect and steward Colorado’s land, water, and communities by building relationships, education, and hands-on opportunities.
About Confluence Colorado
Confluence Colorado is a Denver-based nonprofit (a Wright Adventures organization) that works at the intersection of environmental health, public health, and social justice to connect people—especially youth and underserved community members—to rivers, land, and outdoor learning. The organization describes itself as operating at the confluence of people and place and focuses on relationship-driven conservation and community programs.
Programmatically Confluence runs year-round youth leadership and workforce pathways, watershed restoration projects, urban farming and markets in partnership with Mo’ Betta Green Marketplace, and stewardship work centered on the Lorraine Granado Community Park. The organization reports educating, empowering, and employing roughly 30–80 youth and young leaders annually through its pathways and workforce programs.
Notable achievements
Youth employment & training
Built a repeatable higher‑education and career pathways program that educates, empowers, and employs an estimated 30–80 youth and leaders each year.
Urban farming & market partnership
Established hands‑on urban agriculture programs and regular community markets and dinners with Mo’ Betta Green Marketplace to expand food access and job training.
Lorraine Granado Community Park stewardship
Sustained community conservation and restoration work anchored by the organization’s ongoing role at Lorraine Granado Community Park as a local stewardship pillar.
At a glance
- Tax status
- 501(c)(3)Public charity
- EIN
- 88-1757678
- Location
- Denver, CO
- Website
- confluenceco.org
- On Mahalo since
- November 2025
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