Community

The Denver Executive Association has a commitment to the Denver and Front Range community: a commitment that is baked into our model and integrated into everything we do.

We have a dedicated seat in our group that is given to a single nonprofit for a two-year term. That group is carefully vetted and chosen through an internal process to ensure they are a good fit and a cause that our membership can feel passionate about.

For the last 10 years, we have supported — both monetarily and professionally — Urban Peak, Providence Network, Open Door Youth Gang Alternatives, Colorado Young Leaders (CYL), Tennyson Center For Children and Rocky Mountain MicroFinance Institute, TACT – Teaching the Autism Community Trades. Our current nonprofit (through 2027) is Project Healing Waters.

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Project Healing Water’s Mission

Healing America’s Veterans through the therapeutic art of fly fishing.

PHW’s Vision

We aim to foster restoration, resilience, community, and lasting connections in the journey towards healing.

8,800 Veteran Participants

69,443 Veterans Served Since 2012.

158 Active Chapters

3,654 Active Volunteers

We are a leading nonprofit using fly fishing as therapeutic intervention for active military and veterans. Through our curriculum of fly fishing, fly casting, fly tying, and rod building, participants experience nature’s restorative healing powers while building camaraderie, connectedness, community – directly increasing their sense of belonging, resilience, and post-traumatic growth.