Denver Delta Inc.

“Activity SCHOLARSHIP Grantee THE DENVER FOUNDATION Street 1009 N. GRANT STREET City, State, Zip DENVER, CO 80203Relationship NONE Amount 18,934Activity SCHOLARSHIP Grantee 3 METRO COLLEGE STUDENTS Street DENVER City, State, Zip DENVER, CO 80202Relationship NONE Amount 3,500”

“Description AmountPROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION 60DONATIONS 2,500INSURANCE 790SPECIAL EVENTS 200POWER OF BLACK WOMEN SUMMIT 9,552”

“Other: FORM 990-EZ PART III LINE 29 - GRANT DETERMINATION EXPLANATION Denver Delta, Inc. (DDI) awards grants that promote equity by facilitating access to academic, health, and economic development opportunities within the community through charitable activities and engagement. Grant requests and board approvals must be submitted at least 30 days in advance of planned activities. The Board will discuss and vote on all requests. Upon completion of the activity by the Applicant Organization, the Applicant Organization shall submit to DDI a detailed Final Activity Report. The report shall be due 30 days following the completion of the activity for which funds were granted. DDI awards the Food for Thought scholarships to students who struggle with affording nutritious meals as they pursue a higher education. The scholarships are based on scholastic record, goals and academic achievements of applicants. Scholarships are awarded to students attending a Denver Metro area institution of higher education (college, university or technical/trade school) on a full-time basis. Each applicant must submit a letter of recommendation and a 200-word essay and a personal impact statement. The Committee selects applicants after a final review of all the materials.The scholarships are one-time awards, for the Fall or Spring semesters, with the ability of a recipient to reapply each semester. As a requisite for assistance, all scholarship recipients are required to submit proof of current enrollment and grades earned during the previous semester. The largest scholarship paid to an during the fiscal year ending June 30, 2021 was $1,500. No individual received in excess of $5,000 during the organizations tax year. In addition, DDI donated $18,934 to a nonprofit foundation to pay for scholarships. 990-EZ PART III PURPOSE - ORGANIZATIONS PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSEThe mission of DDI is to promote equity by facilitating access to academic, health and economic development opportunities through charitable giving and engagement within our black and underserved communities in Colorado.”