Ofrendas: Offerings of Hope
- Oct 31, 2020
- 2 min read
Sponsorship Opportunities
There are many ways to get involved in supporting Ofrendas.
Download the Ofrendas Sponsorship Package.
Submit your donation on the LCAC's Colorado Gives website.
Your donation can be directed towards a specific project or divided evenly among the levels. Please specify in the "special instructions or comments for nonprofit" section of the donation submission form.
Ofrendas at Home
The Ofrendas, or offerings upon an altar, are the centerpiece of this sacred celebration because they are what guide the spirits of ancestors back to their living relatives. They may include photographs, foods, flowers, candles, decorations, and other sacred elements that our loved ones enjoyed in life. As such, the LCAC is putting together a series of unique handmade altar-kits.
Our aim is to build healthier and more resilient communities, so for every two that are acquired through donations, one will be gifted to a family or individual.
Ofrendas Online with the LCAC, Atekpatzin, CHAC, LFWC,
Re:Vision, & RiseWestwood
Ce Ilhuitl: Ancient Roots of Día de los Muertos and the Altar Traditions with David Atekpatzin Young, MA, Traditional Healer (Apache/Pueblo)
Saturday, Oct. 24, 6-7pm
LCAC Virtual Presentation
Healing Historical Trauma: We Are the Answer to Our Ancestors' Prayers
Thursday, Oct. 29, 6-7pm
LCAC Virtual Presentation
Tu Sabor con Beto & Pancho
with Re:Vision
Friday, Oct. 30, 6-7pm
LCAC Virtual Presentation
Panel on the Colorado's History of Día de Los Muertos
Saturday, Oct. 31, 6-7pm
The LCAC & CHAC Virtual Presentation
Ofrendas in Community
Community Altar at Kepner Saturday, Oct. 3, 12-7pm D3 Arts, Lifeline, Transform Education Now, & Comunidad
Peace March & an Unveiling of a New Mural
Sunday, Oct. 4, 3-5pm
D3 Arts, Transform Education Now Lifeline & Comunidad
Ofrendas Online with CHAC, Journey Through Our Heritage Program with the Chicana/o Studies Department at MSU Denver
Ofrendas’ programming draws upon traditions passed on for hundreds of years and the creative spirit to activate the digital space in educational ways, while co-creating and sharing in a culture of learning. There are FREE virtual and in-person activities that families can enjoy together. In conjunction with Ofrendas' community partners Chicano Humanities Arts Council (CHAC) and the JTOH program w/ Chicana/o Studies Department at MSU Denver, elders will share their stories and wisdom about the traditions and history of Día de los Muertos. Additionally, the presentations will include a calavera make-up tutorial, pan de muerto cooking class, and a presentation on mourning and grief.
Interactive Día de Los Muertos Altar
Friday, Oct. 9-Nov. 3
CHAC & History Colorado
Calavera Face Painting
Saturday, Oct. 10, 12-1pm
CHAC Virtual Presentation
Creating Block Print Calaveras
Saturday, Oct. 17, 12-1pm
CHAC Virtual Presentation
Rock Painting
Saturday, Oct. 24 ,1-2pm
CHAC Virtual Presentation
La Llorona Stories
Saturday, Oct. 31, 2-3pm
CHAC Virtual Presentation
I really like how Ofrendas combines cultural traditions, education, and community activities in a way that feels meaningful for all ages. The mix of storytelling, art, cooking, and history creates such a rich experience while helping preserve Día de los Muertos traditions. It also reminds me of how communities form around shared interests, even in spaces like Slope Rider, where people connect through learning and creativity together.
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