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Support Safer Streets and Better Transit — Give to Streetsblog Denver

If you value Streetsblog's coverage of streets and transportation policy in the Mile High City, help us continue our work by scheduling a donation for Colorado Gives Day.
Support Safer Streets and Better Transit — Give to Streetsblog Denver
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Since Streetsblog Denver launched in 2015, the site has become the city’s leading voice for better transit, biking, and walking — and we couldn’t do it without your support.

If you value Streetsblog’s coverage of streets and transportation policy in the Mile High City, help us continue our work by scheduling a donation now for Colorado Gives Day, December 6.

The original reporting and commentary we produce relies on the generosity of people who understand that our streets must be transformed to create a safe, equitable, and sustainable transportation system. That’s why Streetsblog watchdogs elected officials, presses government agencies, and elevates the voices of advocates and everyday Denverites who want better streets.

In the 18 months since we launched, Streetsblog Denver has:

Your donation will help Streetsblog Denver continue to produce coverage that wins tangible changes for our streets.

If you’ve donated to Streetsblog Denver before, your continued support is essential. If this is your first time, it will make a huge difference in the coming weeks, months, and years. Please support our reporting and advocacy work by giving what you can. Thank you.

Streetsblog Denver is a project of the Colorado Nonprofit Development Center. All donations are tax deductible. Thanks to Colorado Gives and the Community First Foundation.

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