Founded in memory of Kenzi Bachus, Kenzi's Causes supports underprivileged children and their families across Colorado. GMD is supporting their emphasis on improving literacy and feeding families experiencing food insecurity.

Special Olympics Colorado envisions a community where everyone feels included, offering 22 sports and over 400 events annually to more than 30,300 athletes with intellectual disabilities. Through athletic, health, and leadership programming, the organization reaches over 450,000 students across 800+ schools and provides more than 16,000 annual health screenings, working to build a more welcoming and inclusive Colorado.

Urban Peak provides comprehensive, wraparound services for youth ages 12–24 experiencing homelessness, including case management, health care access, education and employment support, and 24/7 crisis assistance. By meeting young people where they are, Urban Peak helps them move from homelessness to safety, stability, and self-determined, fulfilling lives.

Founded in 1989 with $500 and two women, Women's Bean Project helps chronically unemployed women learn how to get — and keep — a job. Women in the program earn full-time wages, build confidence, and develop the skills to step into lasting careers in the community.

Young Americans Center for Financial Education empowers youth through banking, entrepreneurship, and financial literacy programs including Young AmeriTowne, a hands-on simulated town where kids experience earning, spending, and saving for the very first time.

iDE is a global team of 1,200 changemakers working across more than 11 countries to create income and livelihood opportunities for poor, rural households. Rather than providing handouts, iDE takes a market-based approach—training entrepreneurs and connecting them to suppliers and customers—to help people build lasting, self-directed prosperity.

UNICEF USA is charitable organization that rallies the American public to support the world's most vulnerable children, pursuing a vision where every child is healthy, educated, protected, and respected. For nearly eight decades, it has partnered with c donors to fund UNICEF's nutrition, health, education, and humanitarian aid programs worldwide.

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Giving Machine Denver will operate 24/7 November 19, 2026 through January 4, 2027 at the entrance to the Cherry Creek Holiday Market, 2nd Avenue and Fillmore Street.Donations are eligible for tax deductions. Donations may also be eligible for employer matching programs.There are several public parking garages and plenty of street parking near the Giving Machine. Please visit Cherry Creek North Parking for more information.