
Rachel D. Graham: $6,585
Rachel D. Graham: Goodnight, Moon, and goodbye, dental woes! Who we helped: Rachel D. Graham is an accomplished stage actor known for her dynamic, versatile roles, particularly with Platte Valley

For when you break a leg

For when you break a leg
Come from Away at The Arvada Center
© John Moore
The Denver Actors Fund offers support to members of Colorado’s theatre community facing medical, dental, mental health or personal emergencies. Through financial assistance and volunteer services, we help artists overcome unexpected challenges with dignity and care. Since 2013, we’ve distributed more than $1.84 million to help cover expenses like medical bills, dental procedures, therapy and even emergency veterinary care.
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Financial assistance distributed to the Colorado theater community

Rachel D. Graham: Goodnight, Moon, and goodbye, dental woes! Who we helped: Rachel D. Graham is an accomplished stage actor known for her dynamic, versatile roles, particularly with Platte Valley

Mallory Moeller : From (anaphylactic) shock to gratitude Who we helped: Mallory Moeller is currently is grad school and is working part-time as a theater teacher at The Arts Hub

Brian Mallgrave: ‘I wasn’t sure what the future would look like after my accident’ Who we helped: Brian Mallgrave, who has been an active member of the Denver metro theater

Actor Rick Long: ‘It is essential that we de-stigmatize mental health’ Who we helped: Since earning an MFA in Theater from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Colorado-born actor Rick Long has
Your support helps Colorado theatre artists in crisis cover medical bills, housing, and basic needs.
The Denver Actors Fund is thrilled to celebrate Dr. Brian Kelly, DDS, as the recipient of the Colorado Theatre Guild’s 2026 Lifetime Achievement Award. As DAF’s partnering dentist and a member of our board of directors, Dr. Kelly has provided more than $200,000 in emergency dental care to Colorado theater
The Denver Actors Fund has been working to grow and stabilize the pool of restricted donations that make it possible for our separately managed PAWS Fund to help Colorado theater artists pay down their pet veterinary expenses. Thanks to the community’s generosity, the board of directors has authorized an increase