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Read moreOn this year’s card we recognize 70 years and Denver Kids.
Read moreWhen we come together, we can maximize our impact in the community.
Read moreWe celebrated our annual Founder’s Day with company-wide volunteer events.
Read moreThe Colorado Coalition for the Homeless is more committed than ever to quickly add to its array of transitional and affordable housing options. An Opus Foundation grant is helping out.
Read moreIn 2021, Dunwoody launched their Pathways to Careers Program supporting underserved and underrepresented students. Dunwoody was received a $50,000 grant to support the multi-faceted program.
Read moreThe 2022 Award and a subsequent grant helped the Indianapolis nonprofit recover from the impacts of the pandemic and support the recruitment and training of volunteer mentors to reach more scholars.
Read moreIn June 2023 the Opus Foundation awarded grants to 15 impactful nonprofit organizations, supporting Community Revitalization, Early Childhood Education, Workforce Development and Youth Development.
Read moreOur work to achieve our mission is guided by six core values that inform our actions and serve as a measure of our success. To us, how we do our work is just as important as what we deliver and achieve through our work.
Read moreWe're committed to giving back 10% of our annual pretax earnings to programs that support the communities where our associates live, work and play.
Read moreThe Kansas City nonprofit will receive a $70,000 Opus Foundation Grant!
Read moreEight years after winning our first Building Community Award, Operation Breakthrough has expanded their impact on youth in Kansas City with a new program – the Ignition Lab.
Read moreApril 22 marks our Founder’s Day – the date Gerry Rauenhorst signed his first contract for a construction business that would evolve into The Opus Group of today.
Read moreWe recently codified our long-standing commitment to corporate responsibility. From how we operate our business to how we support our communities and people, our work is intentional and thoughtful, and we approach it with great purpose.
Read moreFreedom for Youth Ministries is supporting the next generation of construction workers. And the Opus Foundation is supporting their work.
Read moreThe Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Kansas City is expanding their services to help teens regroup and recover from COVID 19 setbacks. The Opus Foundation is continuing their support of the long-time partner.
Read moreIn December 2022 the Opus Foundation awarded $1,127,200 to 16 impactful nonprofit organizations.
Read moreSupporting our communities to help make them better places to live, work, play and raise a family is at our core. This commitment goes all the way to the top.
Read more“The last few years have dealt us some unexpected blows,” said Kelly Drummer, President of MIGIZI. The organization provides educational, social, economic and cultural support for Native American youth. “Not having a stable location for so long has affected our programming."
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