Meet Colorado's Most Socially Responsible Companies

The Civic 50 Colorado, now in its second year, identifies the state’s 50 most community-minded companies via a survey modeled after the national Civic 50 award administered by Points of Light. The survey is independently administered and scored by True Impact across four “I” dimensions: investment in the community, integration of corporate social responsibility into its strategies, institutionalization of practices that contribute to societal causes and impact measurement.
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The 2020 Civic 50 Colorado honorees are:
AAA COLORADO
AT&T, INC.
BAKER CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION, INC.
BALL CORPORATION
BANK OF AMERICA
BROWNSTEIN HYATT FARBER SCHRECK
CAPITAL ONE
CHARLES SCHWAB & CO., INC.
COMCAST NBCUNIVERSAL
CONAGRA BRANDS
COPIC
CORE CONTRACTORS ROOFING SYSTEMS
DELOITTE
DELTA DENTAL OF COLORADO
DENVER COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION
DISH
EMPOWER RETIREMENT
FIRST WESTERN TRUST
GROUNDFLOOR MEDIA | CENTERTABLE
HIGHPOINT RESOURCES
IMA FINANCIAL GROUP
INFO CUBIC LLC
I-ORTHODONTICS
JANUS HENDERSON INVESTORS
KEYBANK
KPMG
LOCKHEED MARTIN
LUMEN TECHNOLOGIES
MAYFLY OUTDOORS
MOLSON COORS BEVERAGE COMPANY
MOUNTAIN AVENUE MARKET
OPTIV
OTTEN JOHNSON ROBINSON NEFF + RAGONETTI PC
PEAK RESOURCES, INC.
PINNACOL ASSURANCE
PNC
PREMIER MEMBERS CREDIT UNION
PROLOGIS INC.
PROSONO
QEP RESOURCES
REVGEN PARTNERS
RK
S&P GLOBAL
SALT
SUZIE’S PET TREATS
TEGNA/9NEWS
U.S. BANK
VAIL RESORTS
WELLS FARGO & COMPANY
XCEL ENERGY

The above companies have supported Colorado in countless ways in 2020, including by:

• Contributing over $45 million in monetary and in-kind donations to Colorado charitable causes
• Contributing over 275,000 volunteer hours toward COVID-related assistance, social-justice efforts and other causes
• Involving 5 out every 10 employees in volunteer opportunities supporting external nonprofit organizations and 4 out of 10 in employee resource groups (ERGs) and other internal opportunities to support societal issues (on average)

The Civic 50 Colorado honorees were announced via a virtual party that included a presentation by Natalye Paquin, president and chief executive officer of Points of Light, and each winner will be featured in the Denver Business Journal over the next year.