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Acknowledgments | ||
Introduction | ||
1 | Gold Rush Origins | 1 |
Native Generosity | 2 | |
The "Sudden Riches Disease" | 3 | |
2 | Women's Touch | 7 |
Elizabeth Sumner Byers: Colorado's Pioneer Philanthropist | 7 | |
Aunt Clara Brown: Up From Slavery | 13 | |
Visiting Nurses | 16 | |
Emily Griffith: A Teacher for All Times | 17 | |
Anne Evans: A Giver on Many Fronts | 19 | |
3 | Religious Charity | 23 |
Catholic Nuns | 23 | |
The Sisters of Charity | 24 | |
The Sisters of Mercy | 25 | |
The Sisters of St. Francis | 25 | |
Mother Frances Cabrini | 26 | |
Protestant Givers | 28 | |
Henry M. Porter | 28 | |
Eben-Ezer Sanitarium | 28 | |
The Salvation Army | 29 | |
The Volunteers of America | 30 | |
Goodwill Industries | 31 | |
The Denver Rescue Mission | 32 | |
Rev. Edgar M. Wahlberg: The Social Conscience of Colorado | 34 | |
Myron Reed: A Radical Christian | 35 | |
Frances Wisebart Jacobs and Jewish Charity | 38 | |
4 | Organizing Charity | 43 |
The Charity Organization Society | 43 | |
The Unemployed Citizens League | 45 | |
State Charity | 47 | |
5 | Notable Colorado Philanthropists | 55 |
Governor John Evans: "We shall do all the good we can." | 55 | |
Rufus "Potato" Clark: King of Spuds | 58 | |
William Jackson Palmer: Founder and Patron of Colorado Springs | 58 | |
Winfield Scott Stratton: Midas of the Rockies | 63 | |
John Kernan Mullen: Irish Patron of the Rockies | 68 | |
The Thatchers of Pueblo | 71 | |
Albert E. Humphreys Sr. and Colorado's First Foundation | 71 | |
Charles Boettcher: A Diversified Tycoon | 73 | |
William E. Heginbotham: Bankrolling Phillips County | 77 | |
Anna and Alonzo Petteys: Friends of Northeastern Colorado | 79 | |
The Coors Family of Golden | 80 | |
The Gates Family Foundation | 82 | |
Mary and Verner Z. Reed | 83 | |
Julie and Spencer Penrose | 86 | |
The Denver Post Philanthropies: Bonfils and Tammen | 89 | |
Bonfils-Stanton Foundation | 91 | |
Henry Sachs of Colorado Springs | 92 | |
Arthur and Helen Johnson: Patrons of Denver's Zoo | 93 | |
"Buck" Burshears: La Junta's Lord of the Dance | 94 | |
Elizabeth and Walter Paepcke: Aspen's Saviors | 95 | |
Private Martinez and General Rose: The Ultimate Sacrifice | 97 | |
6 | The Foundation Era | 101 |
App | Selected Colorado Grant Providers | 107 |
Bibliography | 113 | |
About the Authors | 117 | |
Index | 119 |
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