Indira Duggirala
Board Member
Indira Duggirala
Board Member
Indira Duggirala is the 1st Vice Chair of the Colorado Democratic Party , chair of the CDP’s State Outreach Commission and co-chair of South Asian Democrats of Colorado (COSAD) initiative. She is a political and community leader focused on engaging South Asians in the civic and political process. She worked with her local county democratic party and eventually joined They See Blue a national South Asian group to help elect democrats in the 2020 elections. Prior to entering politics, Indira worked in software development for 15 years. She is a mother of two and lives with her husband Ravi in Highlands Ranch, Colorado.
The National Association of Health and Educational Facilities Finance Authorities (NAHEFFA)
Charter Schools
Colorado League of Charter Schools
National Alliance of Public Charter Schools
Colorado Charter School Institute
Colorado Department of Education – Schools of Choice Unit
Cultural Organizations
CBCA – Colorado Business Committee for the Arts
SCFD – Scientific and Cultural Facilities District (metro area)
Colorado State Historical Fund
United States Olympic Committee
Private K-12
Colorado Association of Independent Schools
National Association of Independent Schools
Higher Education
CECFA is able to provide tax-exempt bond financing for a wide range non-profit institutions that qualify as a Cultural Facility under the CECFA statute. CECFA has issued bonds to most of Colorado’s premier museums, including the Denver Art Museum, Denver Museum of Nature and Science, the Clyfford Still Museum, and the Aspen Art Museum. Public radio and television stations can also receive CECFA support, such as for recent bond issues to Colorado Public Radio and Rocky Mountain PBS. Because of CECFA’s support to Colorado affiliates of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, CECFA can issue bonds to public radio and television stations across the country. CECFA has also issued bonds for US Olympic Federation headquarters and other facilities in Colorado and other states.
When planning a capital project, most nonprofits turn to a traditional capital campaign. However, using debt as part of your plan of finance should always be considered.
While many nonprofits find the prospect of debt daunting, tax-exempt financing can actually support your organization’s long-term growth and financial footing, as it:
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