Renegade Gives Back:

creating a stronger community, one beer at a time.

This Month’s Featured Organization: Cleo Parker robinson Dance

Cleo Parker Robinson Dance (CPRD) is a cultural ambassador, infusing vitality, innovation and education into every community we touch—around the corner and around the globe.

CPRD was founded in 1970 and became a 501(c)(3) Not-for-Profit organization in 1974, continuing to build upon its dance school and ensemble origins. For five decades, we have developed into an internationally esteemed organization that operates beyond the traditional performing arts model.

There are five pillars of the organization, namely, the CPRD Ensemble, Academy, Theatre, Education Programs and Art in Wellbeing. Working in concert, CPRD programs have created an oasis where a varied population—by gender, race, age and ethnicity—gather to study and appreciate a modern, cross-cultural approach to creative community development. Housed in the historic A.M.E. Shorter Church in Five Points, CPRD serves as a convener of community, art and dance.

Coming up Next Month: TBD

why renegade gives back ?

Renegade Brewing has been part of this community since 2011, and frankly, it’s time to give a little something back and make a difference!

How does it work? 

Each month, we select a charity to promote in our community, AND support by contributing 10% of all taproom sales on each and every Monday. Though we are focused on sales as a means to make a donation, where possible, we will also share links to support donations directly to these charities.

We realize that there are many, many organizations that could benefit from our help, but by focusing on one charity per month, we hope to make the biggest difference possible!

How do we select which charities to support? 

It starts by having you nominate charities that are important to you by filling out a nomination form. The more detail you give us, the easier it is for us to connect and help us make a decision.

We take all nominations received, make connections with them, and then make a decision – typically within 30 days. Our preference is to support local, and even hyper local organizations, but there will also be others that are near and dear to all of our hearts, and they deserve a little love too. These are tough choices to make, and we hope you will understand if we don’t select your nominated organization right away. Remember, it’s not “no”, it’s just “not right now”.

Are you part of a charitable organization or do you know of one that you would like to nominate? We are absolutely interested in diving into a mutually beneficial collaboration, so click on the nominate button below to get started!

Past sponsorships

Jan ‘25 - Arts District On Santa Fe

The Art District on Santa Fe is dedicated to promoting public awareness of the north Santa Fe Drive area in Denver, Colorado as a unique art, cultural and creative district, and furthering arts, culture, creativity and its education in the Denver metropolitan community.

Dec ‘24 - SOS Outreach

Since 1993, SOS Outreach has fostered a sense of belonging in kids and teenagers through outdoor-based mentorship. Their progressive curriculum is designed to provide our young people with the opportunity to thrive, regardless of socioeconomic barriers.

Nov ‘24 - The Blue Bench

The Blue Bench is a nonprofit organization committed to eliminating sexual assault and its impact through comprehensive issue advocacy, prevention, and care.

Oct ‘24 - MaxFund animal adoption center

MaxFund is a non-profit organization established to provide adoption services and medical care for injured, abused, and abandoned animals with no known owners. Their goal is to find them homes once they have recovered.