Denver Boys of Leather, Inc.

Overview

Denver Boys of Leather, Inc. is a 501(c)(4) non-profit organization based in the United States. The group consists of self-identified leatherboys, forming a part of the broader leather subculture. This subculture is characterized by practices and styles of dress centered around leather garments, often involving BDSM and fetish communities[2].

History

Denver Boys of Leather was instrumental in the founding of Puppies in the Mountains, a project that began under the organization in 2008. Puppies in the Mountains focused on supporting the PAH (Puppy and Handler) community, which emphasizes camaraderie, sexuality, and joyful expressions. In 2016, Puppies in the Mountains spun off to become an independent nonprofit organization, focusing on events for the PAH community[1].

Activities

As part of the leather subculture, Denver Boys of Leather likely participates in activities that promote community building, education, and advocacy for BDSM and leather interests. They may host events, provide educational resources, and foster connections among members of the leather community.

Structure

As a 501(c)(4) organization, Denver Boys of Leather operates under guidelines similar to other social welfare organizations. These organizations typically focus on promoting social welfare by engaging in activities that benefit the community.

Relationship to Other Leather Groups

Denver Boys of Leather is linked to other leatherboy organizations across the United States. Such groups often share similar interests and goals, contributing to the broader leather and BDSM community[5].