Community hubs — Denver x9
A curated network of nine community hubs across Denver connecting builders, organizers, and CBNA-aligned resources to accelerate local development and mutual support.
Find meeting spaces, mentorship, seed programs, and peer cohorts organized by neighborhood focus and service area.
Why a hub network?
Hubs reduce friction for community-led projects by offering shared infrastructure, coordinated outreach, and access to CBNA-aligned funding and training. The Denver x9 network emphasizes equity, local leadership, and measurable impact.
Local access
Neighborhood-based hubs lower travel and engagement barriers.
Peer learning
Regular cohort sessions share tactics and tools for community builders.
CBNA alignment
Programs are mapped to CBNA outcomes and reporting.
The nine hubs
Profiles, operating hours, and contact points for each hub. Click a card to reveal community programs.
Northside Hub
Neighborhood incubator focused on youth engagement and microgrants.
Southside Hub
Community leadership training and shared workspace for local orgs.
Westside Hub
Civic tech, mapping clinics, and tenant organizing support.
Case studies
Examples of projects initiated through the hub network.
Community Garden Collective
Converted vacant lots into cooperative gardens; involved three hubs and 45 volunteers.
Neighborhood Mentorship
Peer mentoring program pairing experienced builders with new organizers.
Hub coordinators
Lead contacts who manage operations and partner engagement at each site.
Rosa Martinez
Regional coordinator — North & West clusters
Our coordinators are community-rooted leaders who run weekly office hours, support proposal development, and serve as the primary liaison for CBNA reporting and program alignment.
- Weekly office hours: rotating across hubs
- Program intake and mentorship matching
- Data collection support for outcomes
Resources & FAQs
Quick answers and downloadable guides for community builders.
Applications open quarterly. Prepare a one-page scope, budget under $5k, and community letters of support. Submit via the Contacts page.
Standard templates include participant logs, outcome trackers, and budget reconciliation sheets compatible with CBNA metrics.
Hubs welcome skilled volunteers for clinics, mentoring, and administrative support. Partner organizations can propose co-hosted events.
Upcoming events
Monthly calendar of hub activities and public workshops.
| Date | Event | Hub | RSVP |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 4, 2025 | Grant-writing 101 | Northside Hub | Request spot |
| Nov 12, 2025 | Community Mapping Clinic | Westside Hub | Request spot |
| Dec 2, 2025 | Peer Mentorship Mixer | Southside Hub | Request spot |
Map & directions
Interactive map showing hub locations and transit access.
For specific hub addresses and contact points, see the hub cards above or reach out via the Contacts page.