It’s official, we are thrilled to announce Rebecca Arno as Prosperity Denver Fund’s next CEO. Rebecca brings with her a wealth of expertise, a strong network of relationships, and a deep commitment to PDF’s mission. She has more than three decades of experience in the philanthropic sector. Her many roles have included Vice President for Operations and Communications for The Denver Foundation, Vice President of Communications for the Daniels Fund, and Chief Impact and Innovation Officer of the Barton Institute for Community Action.
Rebecca has also served on numerous boards including as chair of the Washington, D.C.-based Communications Network, and of the Colorado Nonprofit Association. She is currently board chair of Lighthouse Writers Workshop, serves as Treasurer of the Colorado Safe Parking Initiative, and is a member of the Reisher Scholarship Committee at The Denver Foundation.
Rebecca will assume the role on August 1st and is excited to begin working with our stakeholders to make Denver one of the best places in the U.S. to graduate from high school when it comes to post-secondary opportunity!
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About the Denver Prosperity Fund
In 2018, Denver voters passed a ballot initiative known as Prosperity Denver. The ordinance called for a 0.08% sales tax (less than one cent on $10) which would be distributed in the form of reimbursements to nonprofits providing scholarships to Denver students. Prosperity Denver Fund, a 501(c)3 nonprofit, manages and distributes this funding, contributing millions each year to eligible organizations.