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impact your community 35% of our participantS receiVe Some Sort of fee aSSiStance. Help kids and families in need take part in Y programs.

Your support helps to fund many of the programs and services that impact our community every day. Programs such as youth sports, after school care, swim lessons, summer camp, teen leadership programs, membership and more.

At the Y, strengthening community is our cause.

community Support campaign Watch Us Achieve. a ymca initiative Imagine! provides support services to more than 2,800 people of all ages with developmental delays and cognitive make a gift today! disabilities in Boulder and Broomfield counties. ymca of Boulder Valley Our goal is to help people aspire to, One MeMbersHiP, TwO LOcATiOns and achieve, 0DSOHWRQ&HQWHU‡ 303-442-2778 a fulfilling life of new possibilities. 2850 Mapleton Avenue, boulder, cO 80301 $UDSDKRH&HQWHU‡303-664-5455 2800 Dagny way, Lafayette, cO 80026 www.imaginecolorado.org www.ymcabv.org 2 GIVING GUIDE 2012 NONPROFIT DIRECTORY giving guide Animals - 22 Arts and Culture - 22 Child/Youth - 24 Community - 27 - 28 Emergency - 31 INSIDE Environment - 31 A letter from Foothills United Way - 3 Family - 32 Barbara B. Pingrey Foundations - 32

Publisher’s Notebook - 4 Gay and Lesbian - 33 2012 Christopher Wood Health - 33 The Kitchen [Community] - 8 Human Services - 36 Doug Storum International - 38 Legacy of Learning - 10 Public Benefit - 40 Doug Storum Religion - 40 KULA Causes - 16 Jeff Thomas Science - 41 Seniors - Largest Nonprofit Organizations - 18 41 Service Organizations - 42 Glossary of nonprofit terms - 20 Social Justice - 43 Sports and Recreation - 43 Women - 44

PUBLISHER PRODUCTION DIRECTOR SENIOR ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Christopher Wood|[email protected] Dave Thompson|[email protected] Kim Oremus|[email protected] EDITOR ART DIRECTOR ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Doug Storum|[email protected] Brittany Rauch|[email protected] Marlena Rich|[email protected] Brad Slater| [email protected] WRITERS SALES DIRECTOR Michael Davidson|[email protected] Kevin Loewen|[email protected] CIRCULATION MANAGER Beth Potter|[email protected] Janet Hatfield | jhatfi[email protected] BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR RESEARCH DIRECTOR Jason Henderson|[email protected] Beth Edwards|[email protected]

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It is important to look back, to recog- For Foothills United Way, it has been nize and celebrate the accomplishments just a little more than one year since we that have shaped our contemporary so- became involved in the long-term recov- ciety. But as Foothills United Way com- ery in the Fourmile Canyon Fire burn memorates 90 years of service, we are area. committed not to dwelling on our past It has been nearly five years since we successes, but rather to working with the moved into our current location in Lafay- people and resources in our community ette. to envision and build a stronger, thriving For 22 years before that our office was community for everyone. on Baseline in Boulder. Foothills United Way is proud, for the In 2012 Foothills United Way will cel- sixth consecutive year, to partner with ebrate 90 years working in and serving the Boulder County Business Report in our communities in Boulder and Broom- providing the annual Giving Guide. It is field Counties. Also in 2012, United Way a reference tool for you. The real news in as a movement — having begun in 1887 our communities is not how much need in — will mark 125 years serving there is. The real news is that there are not only our nation, but 46 countries in the quality agencies and programs available Sincerely, global community. right here to help. But the services they Barbara B. Pingrey These notable periods of time, the ac- provide cannot happen without your sup- President and CEO tions and achievements that are contained port. This guide can be just that, a guide Foothills United Way within them, are a result of communities to making your decision about how you uniting to create positive, sustainable can make a difference – how you can live change. They are the outcome of people united. advertisers index Giving Guide 2012 KINGSBERY·BARIS·VOGEL·NUTTALL Attention Homes ...... 5 CPAS AND ADVISORS, P.C. BeadforLife...... 43 We strongly believe in giving back to the local community that has been so good to our firm for Boulder County Latina Women’s League ...... 1 the past 31 years. We encourage our shareholders and employees to serve on boards of local nonprofits and we provide them the time and some financial resources to do so. Boulder Seniors Foundation ...... Back Cover Below is a list of the nonprofit boards that our staff serves on and gives substantial time and Boulder Valley Women’s Health Center ...... 9 financial resources: Community Food Share ...... 11 • Aging Services Foundation www.agingfoundation.org The Community Foundation • Audio Information Network of Colorado www.aincolorado.org Boulder County ...... 5 • BoldeReach www.bouldereach.org Emergency Family Assistance Association ...... 4 • CDR Associates www.mediate.org • The Community Foundation serving Boulder County www.commfound.org Exempla Good Samaritan • Eco-Cycle www.ecocycle.org Medical Center Foundation ...... Inside Back Cover • Habitat for Humanity www.flatironshabitat.org Foothills United Way ...... Inside Front Cover • Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center www.greenwoodwildlife.org • Historic Boulder www.historicboulder.org HospiceCare of Boulder • Hora Romaneasca Dance Ensemble www.horaromaneasca.org & Broomfield Counties ...... 11 • I Have a Dream Foundation of Boulder County www.ihadboulder.org Humane Society of Boulder Valley ...... 17 • Montessori Education Center of the Rockies www.mecr.edu • The Boulder International Fringe Festival www.biff1.com Imagine ...... 1 In addition, we give significant time and financial support to these local non profits: Kingsbery Baris Vogel Nuttall ...... 3 Emergency Family Assistance Association Boulder County Bar Association Longmont Community Foundation ...... 7 Community Food Share Adopt – a – Family Longmont Museum and Cultural Center ...... 5 Thank you Boulder County for making us a success! Mental Health Partners ...... 11 KINGSBERY·BARIS·VOGEL·NUTTALL OUR Center ...... 9 CPAS AND ADVISORS Share-A-Gift ...... 11 A PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION Studio Arts Boulder ...... 11 EST. 1980 1401 PEARL STREET MALL Suite 300 • 303-444-2240 YMCA of Boulder Valley ...... 1 WWW.KINGSBERYCPAS.COM 4 GIVING GUIDE 2012 Economy hits nonprofits hard Demand for services up,even as donations down conomic difficulties are a familiar Nonprofits considering donations to a nonprofit. Erefrain these days, even though need help, be it It’s also a tool for volunteers deciding economists say the Great Recession money, in-kind where to donate their time. technically ended a couple of years contributions or We’re grateful to our research di- ago. Positive economic signs often are volunteers. rector, Beth Edwards, for her hard countered by downturns in one statis- Enter the Giv- work compiling the data published in tic or another. Executives at many for- ing Guide, the the Giving Guide. As always, if you profit companies tell me that they are Boulder County would like to update or add your or- having trouble determining a trend: Business Re- ganization, please contact Beth at bed- sales are brisk one month, so-so the port’s annual [email protected]. next. PUBLISHER’S directory of non- Thanks also to our advertisers, who Uncertainty remains the buzzword. NOTEBOOK profit organiza- make publication of the Giving Guide Imagine the difficulties faced, then, tions in the Boul- possible. by the Boulder Valley’s nonprofit sec- der Valley. This We hope you enjoy the Giving tor, which has been hit doubly hard by directory lists Guide, and please consider donating the economic downturn: Not only do hundreds of charitable organizations time or money to one of the organiza- donations suffer, as individuals and in Boulder and Broomfield counties, tions listed. They could use the help! businesses cut back on their charitable including contact information and ar- donations, but a poor economy also eas of emphasis. Christopher Wood can be reached at means that nonprofits experience a This publication is intended as a re- 303-440-4950 or via email at cwood@ surge in demand for their services. source for individuals and businesses bcbr.com.

Why do we have to move?... “Because we can’t pay the rent.”

A little support goes a long way EFAA’s comprehensive programs strive to prevent children from becoming homeless At EFAA, 84 cents of every donated dollar EFAA provides assistance with basic needs, including rent and utilities. goes directly to help your neighbors in need. EFAA Emergency and Transitional Housing are available when needed. A specialized Children’s Program operates in our three shelter location: Boulder, Lafayette and Donate or volunteer: efaa.org 303-442-3042 Longmont. The program works to alleviate the upheaval, confusion and stress that children often experience by providing after-school activities and opportunities for social engagement. Today EFAA’s 43 housing units spread throughout Boulder County are fully occupied by families and children. Since 1918, EFAA has been the community safety net for families, people with disabilities and seniors who have nowhere else to turn when they can’t meet their basic needs. GIVING GUIDE 2012 5 COMING SOON Longmont Museum Auditorium Addition Watch for our Capital Campaign kickoff. “ If it weren’t for Attention www.facebook.com/longmontmuseum Homes, I’d still be living on the streets. Thanks to them, I am now back in school and supporting myself. They’ve helped me reach my expectations and goals! ” ~ Tommy, 18, former resident

Attention Homes helps kids like Tommy by providing shelter and

residential care.

Tommy came to our home on New Years Eve with nothing but his clothing and his car. He had runaway from an abusive home, and had no where else to turn. Attention Homes provided him a safe and warm home, healthy meals, clothing and support. Our staff enrolled him in high school, helped him find a part-time job, taught him life skills to be successful on his own and helped him find long-term independent housing. Tommy is now finishing his senior year at Boulder High School and is living independently. He plans to attend the next year with his sights set on eventually becoming a doctor. I’ve made my life here. For 45 years, Attention Homes has provided residential NOW I’M GIVING BACK. treatment and safe shelter to Boulder County’s at-risk youth. Now, more than ever, your donation to Attention The Community Foundation is your partner in giving for Boulder County. Homes will make a significant difference in the lives of See how easy it is to make a gift that more than 100 boys and girls who will live in our homes begins now and continues forever. this year. ATTENTiON HOmES 3080 Broadway I Boulder, CO I 80304 --./Olnq_aOpnaap(>kqh`an(?khkn]`k4,/,. /,/)00.),0/2sss*_kiibkqj`*knc 303.447.1206 i www.attentionhomes.org LONGMONT COMMUNITY FOUNDATION VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES EXECUTIVE Eric Hozempa GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIP OFFICE SUPPORT OR AWARDS COMMITTEES Learn about the nonprofit YEAR ESTABLISHED The Longmont Community sector while assisting the Longmont 1994 Foundation often seeks out individuals Community Foundation. We believe MISSION STATEMENT with a variety of backgrounds to serve in utilizing the talents of volunteers to To improve life in Longmont and the St. Vrain on these three committees. help with administrative and special Valley through philanthropy and charitable BOARD OF TRUSTEES SERVICE projects in the office. leadership. Your involvement on the board helps INTERESTED INDIVIDUALS SERVICE AREA shape the direction of the foundation SHOULD CONTACT THE LCF OFFICE Longmont and the St. Vrain Valley and nonprofit and helps raise awareness of the LCF and AT 303-678-6555. organizations throughout the our work in your community. GOALS To build and maintain the Community Endow- ment –a permanent funding source that helps provide financial support to a variety of nonprofit organizations and programs. To be an excellent steward of family, individual and business Donor Directed funds. Connecting donors to causes they care about while provid- ing excellent fund management.

To provide nonprofit organizations the re- sources they need to fulfill their mission. BOARD OF TRUSTEES PRESIDENT SECRETARY Marcus McCarty, Esq Carol Croft VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER John Gaddis, Jr., Esq Ed Fitzgerald Members of the Board of Trustees are pictured with LCF Program Assistant Marjorie Weibel. IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT GIVING OPPORTUNITIES Van Stow, CPA

The desire to give back arises from a variety of reasons. Perhaps you’re the young TRUSTEES family that wants to teach their children the impact and value of philanthropy, or the William Bassett Jeff Nading business that desires to create an endowed Business Fund, or the older couple that Dr. David Britt Robert Sarchet wishes to support their place of worship and at the same time provide support to Kristin Koval, Esq Matthew Zavala children in need. Karen Kramer Whatever the reason, the Longmont Community Foundation can help you establish SPONSORED BY a charitable fund that fits with your wishes for our community and world. We do the Board of Trustees of The Longmont background work so you can focus on the giving. Community Foundation FUNDRAISING EVENTS FOUNDER’S CHALLENGE - DOUBLING OUR IMPACT 401 Main Street, #102 The Longmont Community Foundation is in its second year of a 5 year campaign to double its impact in the community. Longmont CO 80501 To learn how to establish your own family fund or contribute to the community Phone: 303-678-6555 endowment, call us at 303-678-6555 or visit www.longmontfoundation.org Website: www.longmontfoundation.org GIVING CELEBRATION Email: [email protected] Every Charitable Gift Has a Story. To celebrate this theme, the Longmont Com- Facebook – Longmont Community Foundation munity Foundation hosts its annual friend-raising event in October to recognize Twitter – Longmontfdtn philanthropic leaders and collaborators in our community. Text “LCFCommunity” to 22828 to join our email list GIVING GUIDE 2012 7 LONGMONT COMMUNITY FOUNDATION VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES EXECUTIVE Eric Hozempa GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIP OFFICE SUPPORT OR AWARDS COMMITTEES Learn about the nonprofit YEAR ESTABLISHED The Longmont Community sector while assisting the Longmont 1994 Foundation often seeks out individuals Community Foundation. We believe MISSION STATEMENT with a variety of backgrounds to serve in utilizing the talents of volunteers to To improve life in Longmont and the St. Vrain on these three committees. help with administrative and special Valley through philanthropy and charitable BOARD OF TRUSTEES SERVICE projects in the office. leadership. Your involvement on the board helps INTERESTED INDIVIDUALS SERVICE AREA shape the direction of the foundation SHOULD CONTACT THE LCF OFFICE Longmont and the St. Vrain Valley and nonprofit and helps raise awareness of the LCF and AT 303-678-6555. organizations throughout the United States our work in your community. GOALS To build and maintain the Community Endow- ment –a permanent funding source that helps provide financial support to a variety of nonprofit organizations and programs. To be an excellent steward of family, individual and business Donor Directed funds. Connecting donors to causes they care about while provid- ing excellent fund management.

To provide nonprofit organizations the re- sources they need to fulfill their mission. BOARD OF TRUSTEES PRESIDENT SECRETARY Behind every charitable Marcus McCarty, Esq Carol Croft VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER gift there’s a story... John Gaddis, Jr., Esq Ed Fitzgerald Members of the Board of Trustees are pictured with LCF Program Assistant Marjorie Weibel. IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT and who doesn’t love a good story? GIVING OPPORTUNITIES Van Stow, CPA TRUSTEES The desire to give back arises from a variety of reasons. Perhaps you’re the young Longmont Legacy family that wants to teach their children the impact and value of philanthropy, or the William Bassett Jeff Nading business that desires to create an endowed Business Fund, or the older couple that Dr. David Britt Robert Sarchet We joined Longmont Legacy to support and give back to the What will be your story? wishes to support their place of worship and at the same time provide support to Kristin Koval, Esq Matthew Zavala community that has given so much to us--a great place to raise our children, wonderful friends and patients. children in need. Karen Kramer The Longmont Community Whatever the reason, the Longmont Community Foundation can help you establish SPONSORED BY We chose Longmont Legacy because it focuses on the Foundation can help you a charitable fund that fits with your wishes for our community and world. We do the youth of the St. Vrain community--from newborns to teens. design a charitable story that Board of Trustees of The Longmont Providing funds for programs to these kids can only improve background work so you can focus on the giving. matches your wishes and Community Foundation our community in future years. desires for our community – FUNDRAISING EVENTS Longmont Legacy has and continues to be an incredible now and for the future. experience to share with Zack and Lindsay. They enjoy giving Contact us at 303-678-6555 or FOUNDER’S CHALLENGE - DOUBLING OUR IMPACT 401 Main Street, #102 back and affecting the lives of kids their age in a positive way. The Longmont Community Foundation is in its second year of a 5 year campaign to [email protected]. double its impact in the community. Longmont CO 80501 Rick & Carmen Beckwith To learn how to establish your own family fund or contribute to the community Phone: 303-678-6555 What’s your story? Learn more at endowment, call us at 303-678-6555 or visit www.longmontfoundation.org Website: www.longmontfoundation.org www.longmontfoundation.org. GIVING CELEBRATION Email: [email protected] Every Charitable Gift Has a Story. To celebrate this theme, the Longmont Com- Facebook – Longmont Community Foundation munity Foundation hosts its annual friend-raising event in October to recognize Twitter – Longmontfdtn philanthropic leaders and collaborators in our community. Text “LCFCommunity” to 22828 to join our email list 8 GIVING GUIDE 2012

COURTESY THE KITCHEN COMMUNITY Kimbal Musk, left, Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper and students plant vegetables at the Schmitt Elementary Learning Garden in Denver in September. The garden is the first built through newly formed The Kitchen [Community], the nonprofit philanthropic arm of The Kitchen restaurants in Boulder, co-founded and co-owned by Musk. Helping kids make healthy choices The Kitchen [Community], partners build Learning Gardens at elementary schools by Doug Storum | [email protected] imbal Musk and Hugo Matheson public schools in Denver. as lettuce, peppers, basil, tomatoes, are adamant about helping kids eat In September, The Kitchen strawberries, plums, herbs. Kbetter. [Community] partnered with CU- Musk and Matheson believe their As co-owners of The Kitchen Denver’s Learning Landscapes, Denver mission will help combat the epidemic of restaurants in Boulder, they recently Public Schools and Slow Food Denver obesity among youth in America. opened The Kitchen [Next Door] that to fund and build a Learning Garden at Thirty-five percent of American caters to kids with a menu full of healthy Schmitt Elementary School in Southwest choices. But they wanted to do more. Denver. It has plans to HEALTHY > PAGE 9 Earlier this year, Musk and Matheson help create many more founded The Kitchen [Community], a throughout the United nonprofit organization that partners with States. local organizations to help accelerate The Learning Garden initiatives that connect kids to real food, was designed by artist with the ultimate goal of reversing the and architect Jen Lewin, growing trend of obesity among children Musk’s wife and co- in the United States. founder of The Kitchen The Kitchen [Community] is restaurants. partnering with The Growe Foundation The garden is an to provide Boulder Valley schools with a extension of the classroom Learning Garden and the Growe Garden- and an enhancement to to-Table program, which is already the school playground. in 16 Boulder Valley School District Students plant, harvest COURTESY THE KITCHEN COMMUNITY Kimbal Musk and Hugo Matheson, co-owners of The Kitchen restaurants in Boulder, co- elementary schools and Slow Food and consume their own founded the nonprofit The Kitchen [Community] earlier this year to connect kids to real Denver’s Seed-to-Table program in 36 fruits and vegetables such food by creating Learning Gardens in elementary schools across America. GIVING GUIDE 2012 9 HEALTHY FROM PAGE 8 children are overweight or obese, according to the International Obesity Task Force. The significant health risks associated with this increasing trend among school children was the primary motivation for The Kitchen Community. According to the American Dietetic Association, sixth-grade students involved in a garden-based nutrition education program increased their fruit and vegetable consumption by 2.5 servings per day, more than doubling their overall fruit and vegetable COURTESY THE KITCHEN COMMUNITY consumption. Volunteers help build the Learning Garden at Schmitt Elementary School in Denver, in September. It is the first Learning Garden built through The Kitchen [Community], a nonprofit based in Boulder. Fifth-grade students who participated in hands-on science lessons in a school garden scored 15 points higher on science It’s designed as an educational tool to inspire spontaneous tests on a 100-point scale than students who learned in a typical play by children and create an attractive outdoor classroom for classroom, according to HortTechnology, the journal of the teachers. American Society for Horticultural Science. Unlike simple garden beds, a Learning Garden comprises “A Learning Garden is an extension of the playground that modular beds with built-in irrigation systems that can be shaped kids want to play in and around, and a natural outdoor space in any configuration to fit small and large plots in virtually any where teachers will want to teach,” Musk said. “The Learning schoolyard. The Learning Garden design also includes hand- Garden is a positive investment to benefit the school and its painted signs by children to increase their ownership of the students for the long term. garden. “Our hope is that Learning Gardens will give children an Schmitt Elementary is the first school in the nation to understanding of food, healthy eating, lifestyle choices and receive a $50,000 Learning Garden Grant on behalf of The environmental stewardship through lesson plans and activities Kitchen [Community]. The school is 97 percent Hispanic, and that tie into the existing school curriculum.” 91 percent of its student population is on a federally subsidized A Learning Garden is a permanent organic garden that food program. The Learning Garden at Schmitt Elementary is includes fruit trees, shrubs and raised vegetable beds that provide 1,800 square feet, and volunteers were able to construct it in a an interactive outdoor space to connect children with real food. few hours.

Support those closest to you. Friends. Family. Women’s Health. OUR Mission Women’s Health was founded in 1973 as a local We help people move toward self-sufficiency clinic responding to local needs. Today, we continue to meet the reproductive health care by unifying community resources. needs of women, men and teens in Boulder and Broomfield counties. When you give your money or time to us, you or someone you know will be directly impacted by your generosity.

303.442.5160 The OUR Center – A beacon of hope in our boulderwomenshealth.org community for more than 25 years. Together, we can continue to make a positive difference for Donate securely on those in need and create a vibrant community for all of us. our website or contact Blair at 303-440-9320, ext. 11 Thank you for your generous support. or [email protected]. Please contact us to learn more. www.ourcenter.org | 303-772-5529 10 GIVING GUIDE 2012 Legacy of Learning helps at-risk students turn around their game in the classroom Nonprofit uses controversial teaching method to get results

by Doug Storum | [email protected]

ot all kids learn the same way, especially if they are dyslexic, autistic or suffer from some Nform of sensory overload and are easily distracted. It’s not that they aren’t capable of learning, they just need be taught differently, said Iris Lee, program director of Legacy of Learning in Boulder. Lee said the nonprofit is having success in providing an alternative method of teaching fundamental skills in reading, writing, spelling, math and critical thinking through its tutoring programs. Legacy of Learning is using Direct Instruction, a controversial teaching technique developed by Drs. Seigfried Engelmann and Wesley Becker in the late 1960s. The technique emphasizes the use of small-group, face-to-face instruction by teachers and aides using carefully scripted lesson plans and

structured teaching techniques. COURTESY LEGACY OF LEARNING “This method has been the most Judy Houlihan, a teacher at Legacy of Learning, helps a student with a reading lesson. researched and most misunderstood,” Lee said, referring to the national debates among teachers and school districts since regimented, too structured, too much a time and don’t go on to the next one Direct Instruction was debuted in 1968. like the military,” Lee said. “But over until the previous one is completely Part of what has made Engelmann’s the years it has been proven to work. We understood. When teaching spelling, the program so disliked in many quarters is can help struggling students improve by letters of words are said rhythmically that it removes the chance for teacher several grade levels.” by the teacher and the student repeats error. In essence, the popular valuing The method is based on the theory the letters at the same pace the teacher of teacher creativity and autonomy as that clear instruction eliminating delivers them. high priorities give way to following misinterpretations can improve and “It’s just like a dancer trying to learn certain carefully prescribed instructional accelerate learning. For example, new choreography or a football player practices. Engelmann created the teachers talk in low voices and refrain learning a new play. They practice the program based on years of clinical from being animated in their movements. same thing over and over again until they research. Working face-to-face with students, they “It’s often criticized for being too tackle complex tasks one element at LEGACY > PAGE 12 GIVING GUIDE 2012 11 H OSPICEC ARE OF B OULDER AND B ROOMFIELD C OUNTIES

www.ShareAGift.org Holiday Toy-Giving and Family-Assistance Program A Legacy of Caring, local in Boulder since 1972. email us at sponsored by Compassion, and Choice [email protected] Founded in 1976 as Colorado’s first and our community’s to learn how to help. www.SculturaStudios.com only non-profit hospice, HospiceCare has a long history of providing expert, compassionate care to those who are terminally ill and their families. Much has changed over the www.StudioArtsBoulder.org years, but our commitment to those who are facing end-of-life issues has never wavered. Because we have never lost sight of Studio฀ArtS฀dedicated to aesthetic,|฀Boulder the reason we’re here: to care for the community that founded, technical, and environmental shapes, and supports us. learning in the studio arts — currently fundraising to build a creative Arts Center for the education, research, and practice of visual arts in the Boulder area.

sponsored by www.SculturaStudios.com 2594 Trailridge Drive East. Lafayette, CO 80026 303.449.7740 www.hospicecareonline.org

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Our Mission How you can help To ensure Make a tax deductible contribution through your personal or business account. 14 years old: average age “No one goes mental illness hits hungry in $1 = 4 meals 10 years before treatment Boulder and Log onto www.communityfoodshare.org generally begins Broomfield and donate online! c o u n t i e s .” Particiapte in one of our community food 10 years of struggle and drives throughout the year. The donation painful interference with high of nonperishable food items provides the school, college and life nutritious variety needed by our Member We all know someone whose Agencies and our own Direct Service life has been affected by Programs. mental illness. Community Volunteer your time. Without the The programs of Mental Health Partners interrupt the generosity of volunteers, we could not devastating impacts of mental illness. Food Share accomplish all of our efforts to end hunger 6363 Horizon Lane in our community. Treatment is effective. Longmont, CO You can support us financially, as a sponsor of an event, or join 80503 our Board. 303-652-FOOD Help us to be there with the treatment to restore a young life. www.community- foodshare.com Mental Health Partners Community Food Share distributed over 7.0 million meals, Offices in Boulder, Broomfield and Longmont consistent with Food Guide Pyramid in 2010. www.mhpcolorado.org 12 GIVING GUIDE 2012 When we reach out a hand to one, we influence the condition of all. By Michelle LeJeune sues and build a stronger, thriving community, also And when we work together, points the organization in its own directions. FOOTHILLS UNITED WAY CEL- One, a project that originated with Foothills we can accomplish things EBRATES ITS 90TH ANNIVERSARY United Way and Boulder County Commission- we could never do alone. in 2012 with a fresh operational model that puts ers, is called the Non-Profit Cultivation Center. people together with problem-solvers. Organi- At the Center, non-profits can get help integrat- There are many ways you can partner with United zation leaders see this as a progression of their ing and coordinating the Way and others in our community to LIVE UNITED: mission, a way of doing things that adds to the delivery of human ser- group’s classic model, that of raising and allocating vices throughout Boulder GIVE: money. That classic model began back in 1922, County. The program when Foothills United Way began its life in Boul- is designed to help local Contribute to Foothills United Way nonprofits leverage re- Donating to Foothills United Way (FHUW) allows you to make a real, der County (and what would eventually become Broomfield County) as the Community Chest. sources and build capac- lasting difference by supporting the areas of greatest identified need in our ity in order to do their community: Community Basics, Education, Financial Stability and Health. You The organization began a transition to a model fo- cused on long-term change when it became clear work as efficiently and can donate to United Way through the annual workforce giving campaigns, or The staff of Foothills United Way, spring 2011. effectively as possible. by making an individual donation via mail or the FHUW website. that building a stronger community required look- ing beyond immediate needs. Another collaboration Pat Monacelli, Foothills United Way director between Foothills United The Foothills United Way Foundation is a supporting organization of Foot- VOLUNTEER: Way and Boulder County hills United Way designed to enhance the work of health and human service Foothills United Way’s Volunteer Connection of communications and marketing, said that the hope is to help to create lasting change. “We look Community Action Pro- organizations in Boulder and Broomfield Counties. The FHUW Foundation Foothills United Way’s Volunteer Connection is Boulder and Broomfield A Boulder County at how many people are served (by a particular grams, Personal Invest- supports the community with grants focusing on capital improvements, new/ Counties’ primary source for volunteer opportunities and information. On United Way brochure ment Enterprise, helps innovative programs, and collaborations between programs. You can support an annual basis, more than 30,000 individuals including youth, adults, families, program) in addition to, what is the long-term out- cover from 1984. come? What will happen further down the road?” low-income residents to the Foundation either through a direct gift, or through your estate planning. businesses, corporate and service or social groups utilize Volunteer Connec- save money and build economic stability. tion resources to connect with community programs that need volunteers. he said. “If you want to create long-term change you have to think about it both ways.” Foothills United Way also helped to stabilize a Community Chest newspaper article, circa 1932. For information on volunteer opportunities, visit www.unitedwayfoothills. community devastated after the Fourmile Canyon Give. Advocate. Volunteer. org, and click on the Volunteer Connection link. United Way far reaching fire in 2010. Hundreds of homes were damaged, United Way. This United Way partner program LIVE UNITED United Way Worldwide, which began in Denver and millions of dollars lost, but Foothills United had a sliding fee scale that allowed Jane to get Mi- 125 years ago, is now in nearly 1,800 communi- Way responded with immediate relief to those chael the quality daycare he needed at a price that with Foothills United Way ties in 45 countries, helping people to help oth- affected through the Fourmile Canyon Fire Relief allowed the family to survive financially. Jane was ers improve their living conditions though giving, Fund and today continues with long-term recov- delighted. Socks and Mittens Drive advocacy and volunteering. Foothills United Way ery efforts. “It was difficult to entrust my child to a caregiver, collaborates with other United Ways in Colorado Foothills United Way’s annual Socks and Mittens drive provides much- but I could see that the child care staff loved Mi- on many projects such as 2-1-1 Colorado, a state- needed socks, mittens, gloves, hats, scarves and other winter clothing items Reaching still further: chael,” she said. “It’s not really daycare. It’s care at wide 24-hour hotline that connects people with to adults and children in need. The drive takes place each November and The story of Jane a higher level, a level close to the care that I would vital health and human services. December. Info on drive locations, or how to get your place of business Foothills United Way’s investment in the com- give Michael if I could stay home with him.” involved, can be found at www.unitedwayfoothills.org. However, Foothills United Way’s mission, to munity is both wide-spread and quite personal. Foothills United Way provides funding for 70 local mobilize people and resources to address vital is- When families have access to affordable, quality programs to meet health and human service needs FHUW Board Chair Frank Bruno works at Tiny Tim Center in Longmont during childcare, the parent or parents can stay employed. in Boulder and Broomfield Counties. Programs ADVOCATE: Day of Caring 2011. Get informed. Tell your friends. Write a letter to the editor. Foothills United The story of how Foothills United Way helped Jane meet immediate needs as well as work together to Way needs people who are passionate about creating change in our community (the names in this story have been changed to pro- help families and individuals turn their circumstances to help spread the word. You can stay informed about what’s happening by: tect individuals’ privacy) is a good example. around, to be productive members of the commu- Day of Caring Jane, a single parent with two children, struggled nity and to have a better quality of life. • connecting to Foothills United Way on Facebook Day of Caring is one of the largest one-day volunteer efforts in Boulder financially, but she worked hard at being self-suf- at www.facebook.com/foothillsuw and Broomfield Counties. In 2011, volunteers donated approximately 3,948 ficient. Money was tight. It was difficult enough • connecting to Foothills United Way on Twitter hours of work, at a total dollar value of more than $84,300. to hold down a job, but when her youngest, at www.twitter.com/foothillsuw Corporate teams and individuals are welcomed and encouraged to take Michael, became ill shortly after his birth, things • visiting our blog at foothillsunitedway.typepad.com part. For more information on getting involved in this great event, visit unit- got even tougher. There was no child support for • Check out our videos and submit your own on our YouTube page, edwayfoothills.org and click on the Day of Caring link. youtube.com/foothillsunitedway. Michael and any unusual expense put her budget in the negative. IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF HELP, DIAL 2-1-1 Jane found what she was looking for in a local Volunteers from IBM Boulder picking fresh vegetables childcare center supported in part by Foothills Colorado 2-1-1 is a statewide, bilingual information and referral line, available 24 hours a day and staffed by during Day of Caring 2011. responders that can get you the help you need. 2-1-1 can get you in touch with those that can help with health care needs, financial planning, state and federal assistance programs, employment resources, education 303-444-4013 or credit issues, and much more. Simply dial 2-1-1, or go to www.unitedwayfoothills.org. unitedwayfoothills.org GIVING GUIDE 2012 13 Foothills United Way looks to the future

By Michelle LeJeune sues and build a stronger, thriving community, also points the organization in its own directions. FOOTHILLS UNITED WAY CEL- One, a project that originated with Foothills EBRATES ITS 90TH ANNIVERSARY United Way and Boulder County Commission- in 2012 with a fresh operational model that puts ers, is called the Non-Profit Cultivation Center. people together with problem-solvers. Organi- At the Center, non-profits can get help integrat- There are many ways you can partner with United zation leaders see this as a progression of their ing and coordinating the Way and others in our community to LIVE UNITED: mission, a way of doing things that adds to the delivery of human ser- group’s classic model, that of raising and allocating vices throughout Boulder GIVE: money. That classic model began back in 1922, County. The program when Foothills United Way began its life in Boul- is designed to help local Contribute to Foothills United Way nonprofits leverage re- Donating to Foothills United Way (FHUW) allows you to make a real, der County (and what would eventually become Broomfield County) as the Community Chest. sources and build capac- lasting difference by supporting the areas of greatest identified need in our ity in order to do their community: Community Basics, Education, Financial Stability and Health. You The organization began a transition to a model fo- cused on long-term change when it became clear work as efficiently and can donate to United Way through the annual workforce giving campaigns, or The staff of Foothills United Way, spring 2011. effectively as possible. by making an individual donation via mail or the FHUW website. that building a stronger community required look- ing beyond immediate needs. Another collaboration Pat Monacelli, Foothills United Way director between Foothills United The Foothills United Way Foundation is a supporting organization of Foot- VOLUNTEER: Way and Boulder County hills United Way designed to enhance the work of health and human service Foothills United Way’s Volunteer Connection of communications and marketing, said that the hope is to help to create lasting change. “We look Community Action Pro- organizations in Boulder and Broomfield Counties. The FHUW Foundation Foothills United Way’s Volunteer Connection is Boulder and Broomfield A Boulder County at how many people are served (by a particular grams, Personal Invest- supports the community with grants focusing on capital improvements, new/ Counties’ primary source for volunteer opportunities and information. On United Way brochure ment Enterprise, helps innovative programs, and collaborations between programs. You can support an annual basis, more than 30,000 individuals including youth, adults, families, program) in addition to, what is the long-term out- cover from 1984. come? What will happen further down the road?” low-income residents to the Foundation either through a direct gift, or through your estate planning. businesses, corporate and service or social groups utilize Volunteer Connec- save money and build economic stability. tion resources to connect with community programs that need volunteers. he said. “If you want to create long-term change you have to think about it both ways.” Foothills United Way also helped to stabilize a Community Chest newspaper article, circa 1932. For information on volunteer opportunities, visit www.unitedwayfoothills. community devastated after the Fourmile Canyon org, and click on the Volunteer Connection link. United Way far reaching fire in 2010. Hundreds of homes were damaged, United Way. This United Way partner program United Way Worldwide, which began in Denver and millions of dollars lost, but Foothills United had a sliding fee scale that allowed Jane to get Mi- 125 years ago, is now in nearly 1,800 communi- Way responded with immediate relief to those chael the quality daycare he needed at a price that ties in 45 countries, helping people to help oth- affected through the Fourmile Canyon Fire Relief allowed the family to survive financially. Jane was ers improve their living conditions though giving, Fund and today continues with long-term recov- delighted. Socks and Mittens Drive advocacy and volunteering. Foothills United Way ery efforts. “It was difficult to entrust my child to a caregiver, collaborates with other United Ways in Colorado Foothills United Way’s annual Socks and Mittens drive provides much- but I could see that the child care staff loved Mi- on many projects such as 2-1-1 Colorado, a state- needed socks, mittens, gloves, hats, scarves and other winter clothing items Reaching still further: chael,” she said. “It’s not really daycare. It’s care at wide 24-hour hotline that connects people with to adults and children in need. The drive takes place each November and The story of Jane a higher level, a level close to the care that I would vital health and human services. December. Info on drive locations, or how to get your place of business Foothills United Way’s investment in the com- give Michael if I could stay home with him.” involved, can be found at www.unitedwayfoothills.org. However, Foothills United Way’s mission, to munity is both wide-spread and quite personal. Foothills United Way provides funding for 70 local mobilize people and resources to address vital is- When families have access to affordable, quality programs to meet health and human service needs FHUW Board Chair Frank Bruno works at Tiny Tim Center in Longmont during childcare, the parent or parents can stay employed. in Boulder and Broomfield Counties. Programs ADVOCATE: Day of Caring 2011. Get informed. Tell your friends. Write a letter to the editor. Foothills United The story of how Foothills United Way helped Jane meet immediate needs as well as work together to Way needs people who are passionate about creating change in our community (the names in this story have been changed to pro- help families and individuals turn their circumstances to help spread the word. You can stay informed about what’s happening by: tect individuals’ privacy) is a good example. around, to be productive members of the commu- Day of Caring Jane, a single parent with two children, struggled nity and to have a better quality of life. • connecting to Foothills United Way on Facebook Day of Caring is one of the largest one-day volunteer efforts in Boulder financially, but she worked hard at being self-suf- at www.facebook.com/foothillsuw and Broomfield Counties. In 2011, volunteers donated approximately 3,948 ficient. Money was tight. It was difficult enough • connecting to Foothills United Way on Twitter hours of work, at a total dollar value of more than $84,300. to hold down a job, but when her youngest, at www.twitter.com/foothillsuw Corporate teams and individuals are welcomed and encouraged to take Michael, became ill shortly after his birth, things • visiting our blog at foothillsunitedway.typepad.com part. For more information on getting involved in this great event, visit unit- got even tougher. There was no child support for • Check out our videos and submit your own on our YouTube page, edwayfoothills.org and click on the Day of Caring link. youtube.com/foothillsunitedway. Michael and any unusual expense put her budget in the negative. Jane found what she was looking for in a local Volunteers from IBM Boulder picking fresh vegetables childcare center supported in part by Foothills Colorado 2-1-1 is a statewide, bilingual information and referral line, available 24 hours a day and staffed by during Day of Caring 2011. responders that can get you the help you need. 2-1-1 can get you in touch with those that can help with health care needs, financial planning, state and federal assistance programs, employment resources, education Give. Advocate. Volunteer. 303-444-4013 or credit issues, and much more. Simply dial 2-1-1, or go to www.unitedwayfoothills.org. LIVE UNITED with Foothills United Way unitedwayfoothills.org 14 GIVING GUIDE 2012 LEGACY FROM PAGE 12 get it right,” Lee explained. “We make sure we praise our students when they get something correct. We praise them on a ratio of four to one, praises to corrections,” Lee said. “And we don’t try and move to fast. We introduce only 10 percent new material each lesson.” In October 2011, a study conducted by the American Institutes for Research’s Comprehensive School Reform Quality Center, rated the Direct Instruction method “moderately strong,” the highest rating given. Jake’s story Jake Leslie, now 17, was diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder when he was in kindergarten. ADHD, a problem with inattentiveness, over-activity and impulsiveness, COURTESY LEGACY OF LEARNING Iris Lee is program director of Legacy of Learning in Boulder, a nonprofit that tutors at-risk youths. plagued Jake. He hated school. He attended private school She said the organization’s greatest thrill is to witness dramatic changes in its students. “Our before moving to public middle school where he was placed in philosophy is based on the belief that all students can learn, regardless of their histories, behavioral special education. patterns or learning preferences.” “Jake always wanted to get good grades. He never had a in the acceptance of Direct Instruction this past year. problem with discipline,” said his mother, Lorraine Leslie. “But “We have had more referrals than any previous year, and he struggled all the time. As a parent, it’s the hardest thing to see families are simply walking in and requesting services for their your child work so hard and simply fail.” children,” she said. Prior to Jake entering ninth grade, he began taking classes Recently the organization was approved for a $10,000 work- at Legacy of Learning. Dreading the start of the school year, study grant from the University of Colorado. Lorraine recalled they were both “scared to death.” But to their Legacy’s teachers not only work at the center, but also onsite at surprise, Jake began bringing home A’s and B’s. “He conquered Justice High, the college prep school for students who are truant, his disability; he learned how to learn because of the programs expelled or in the criminal justice system. And they recently Legacy of Learning supported,” Lorraine said. began teaching classes at Columbine Elementary in the Boulder Valley School District. Making headway Lee said the organization’s proudest accomplishment is Legacy of Learning was established in 1998 to combat illiteracy witnessing dramatic changes in its students. by funding students of economically challenged families. Over “Our philosophy is based on the belief that all students can years the program expanded and evolved. Hundreds of instructors learn, regardless of their histories, behavioral patterns or learning and volunteer teachers have educated more than 125 low-income preferences. With our academic system, students suffering from students at centers in Louisville and Boulder. low self-esteem are discovering untapped resources and finding Lee, who also serves as the director of Dreamcatcher Direct their unlimited potential.” Instruction Centers, a segment of Dreamcatcher, Legacy’s sister nonprofit organization, said there has been a significant increase Funding challenges Legacy of Learning is operating on a budget of $85,000 this year, and is always looking for financial support. It pays some of its teachers, and other teachers volunteer their time. “We charge a sliding scale, and some students are tutored for free. We don’t turn anyone away. We find a way to make it work, Lee said. Lee said donations are the organization’s greatest need. “We rely on financial contributions from our community and local and national foundations to support our work. We also need more volunteer teachers who can commit two hours a week for four months. Legacy of Learning has active and successful relationships with Boulder County Juvenile Diversion Program, the I Have a Dream Foundation, Boulder County Social Services, SOAR High School, Boulder County Mentoring Partners, Workforce COURTESY LEGACY OF LEARNING Boulder County, Confident Living, Family Recovery Centers Paula Krueger, a teacher at Legacy of Learning, uses the Direct Instruction method when working with a student. The method is based on the theory that clear instruction eliminating and Imagine! Innovative Resources for Cognitive and Physical misinterpretations can improve and accelerate learning. Challenges. GIVING GUIDE 2012 15

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hile most of us pay no more attention to our card wielding consumers participate in air miles programs, Wrewards program than a casual glance before in which they can stock up points from a number of retailers, Christmas, a new Boulder startup has a plan to including the local grocery store and gas station. change that for the better. Grocery stores are really the lynchpin for the success of “Companies are starting to realize that they have to offer such programs, McGowan said, and the more regionalized more than a $10 backpack that they are charging $100 in nature of the U.S. grocery market is one reason that idea has points for,” said Gerrit McGowan, chief executive of KULA really taken off here. Causes Inc. “It just doesn’t build a meaningful relationship “Today’s consumer demands more from customer loyalty between the customer and the brand.” programs. The vast majority of loyalty points, about 80 percent, go They want rewards offering choice, liquidity and unclaimed. Whether that’s because of shoddy prizes, or the immediacy,” notes a prepared statement from Bill Hanifin, consumer doesn’t have enough points to claim a prize, more co-founder of Customer Strategy Network, a professional than $16 billion worth of loyalty points go unused each year organization studying best practices in consumer loyalty that still have to be kept on the books by the issuing company. programs. KULA Causes aims to change that by creating a portfolio “KULA Causes enables any brand to connect emotionally of nonprofits that can accept these points or unused frequent with their customers, increasing customer engagement and flyer miles, McGowan said. This would mean that consumers satisfaction, while making a real difference in the world can help out the worthy cause of their choice, and presumably through their ‘currency of giving.’” brands could also create a loyalty program that consumers Of course, many loyalty programs do offer a handful of actually find worthwhile. donation options, but charitable organizations receive less In many nations — especially Britain, Canada, Australia than 1 percent of all rewards issued annually, McGowan and New Zealand — such brand loyalty programs are a said. He stressed that lack of choice also results in missed pretty big deal. For instance in Canada, where McGowan spent the last decade, about 60 percent of the nation’s credit- POINTS > PAGE 16 GIVING GUIDE 2012 17

POINTS FROM PAGE 16 “ And you can donate to your opportunity for meaningful engagement by businesses child’s classroom, or pay your dues striving to reach consumers through their cause-related marketing efforts. to the alumni association, or give KULA has already put together a portfolio of more than 2 million organizations in five countries that can accept such it to your church. We are really loyalty points or flyer miles, which is half the equation. The issuing companies also have to be in on the deal, of course, ” and McGowan said that over the course of the next couple attaching an emotion to a brand. months there will be announcements by at least several major brands that they will also participate. GERRIT McGOWAN Consumers can also participate in the beta launch of a chief executive, site, www.kulacauses.com that will allow them to participate. KULA Causes Inc. That may seem enough of a market to tackle, and it may be in the short term, but McGowan envisions something much bigger from his startup. Kula (kurlə) in Kilifvila means a ceremonial gift exchange looking for a multimillion-dollar Series A investment and based on the belief that the more one gives, the richer one could be employing a couple dozen employees in the next becomes. In Sanskrit, it means a community of the heart, few months, including web developers. which is what the company is really driving at. And as they help develop the local economy, they may in After graduating from the University of Colorado, fact be creating a process in which all communities can help McGowan worked for United Nation community their own. development programs, bringing together governmental and “And you can donate to your child’s classroom, or pay private sector stakeholders to create economic opportunities. your dues to the alumni association, or give it to your church,” While working in Africa and the Far East, he said, his he noted. “We are really attaching an emotion to a brand.” business idea began to generate. “More than a decade of work in the nonprofit sector made it evident to me the divide between charitable causes and the power of business community was massive, and the programs to close the gap didn’t exist,” McGowan said. “Today there is Thanks for your greater pressure for the government not to provide services, while charities and nonprofits, which are supposed to fill in the gap, are receiving less money.” support, dawg! What KULA Causes ultimately hopes to be able to As one of Boulder’s top non-profits, the Humane Society of fashion are rewards programs that will actually support Boulder Valley is proud to save the lives of 9,000+ animals each local community causes, whether they aid the homeless or year. Know that we can’t do what we do, without your help! the booster club of the local high-school football team. The company will soon be creating a pilot program, probably in Donate now at boulderhumane.org/donate. New Zealand or Australia, which will work on the community level, something that could aid both the community and the small businesses that are supported by that community. “We want to provide them the same tools as a billion- dollar retailer,” he said. He added that most loyalty programs, and online marketing programs such as Groupon, actually hurt small businesses. While it appears the tax deductibility of the exchange will have to be verified by the consumer, McGowan said recent changes in financial law have actually strengthened his company’s position. “The royalty industry long afraid their programs would cause consumers to be taxed,” he said. However, today “the royalty industry doesn’t have to be concerned about taxation.” McGowan started his company 18 months ago, with about $500,000 in angel investment. Today the company has seven employees, mostly business-development experts, but is 18 GIVING GUIDE 2012 business LIST NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS (Organizations in Boulder and Broomfield counties ranked by 2010 operating budget.) GIVING GUIDE 2012 19 business LIST NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS (Organizations in Boulder and Broomfield counties ranked by 2010 operating budget.) 20 GIVING GUIDE 2012 GLOSSARY of Nonprofit Terms

ADVISED OR DESIGNATED FUND that is deductible from an individual’s or CORPORATE VOLUNTEER COUNCIL A fund held by a community foundation corporation’s federal income tax, individual’s A network that businesses join to address where the donor may recommend eligible gift tax or individual’s estate tax. community needs through workplace charitable recipients for grants. volunteering. CHARITABLE GIFT ANNUITY AFFILIATE FUND A contract under which a charity, in return CORPORATE, EMPLOYEE OR Local fund affiliated with a foundation. for a transfer of cash, marketable securities WORKPLACE VOLUNTEER PROGRAM or other assets, agrees to pay a fixed A company-managed program that AGENCY ENDOWMENT amount of money to an individual during his coordinates company staff with A fund established within a community or her lifetime. nonprofits looking for volunteers. foundation or other public foundation by a nonprofit organization. CHARITABLE LEAD TRUST DEMONSTRATION GRANT A trust that provides an income stream A grant made to establish an ANNIVERSARY OR BIRTHDAY to a charity for a specified period of time. innovative project or program that CAMPAIGN At the end of that period, trust assets are will serve as a model. If successful A fundraising campaign centered around distributed to noncharitable beneficiaries it may be replicated by others. an anniversary date of an institution on the such as children or grandchildren. premise that the occasion will stimulate DESIGNATED ENDOWMENT giving. CHARITABLE REMAINDER TRUST Established by an individual, family or An arrangement in which property or business to benefit one or more charities. AREA OF INTEREST FUND money is donated to a charity, but the A fund that allows donors to direct donor continues to use the property and/ EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFT OR GRANT funding to a particular cause or specific or receive income from it while living. A program whereby an employee’s geographical area. contribution to a charitable organization is COMMUNITY OR PUBLIC matched by a similar contribution from the BEQUEST OR FOUNDATION employer. CHARITABLE DEFERRED GIFT A nonprofit, publicly supported, A donation made to a charity named as nonsectarian philanthropic institution ENDOWED FUND beneficiary under a will or trust. with a goal of building permanent funds A fund created by gifts that establish its principal, established by separate donors for the which then makes grants from the income CAUSE OR CAUSE-RELATED broad-based charitable benefit of the generated by that principal. An endowed fund MARKETING residents of a defined geographic area. exists in perpetuity and continues to carry out A partnership between a for-profit the donor’s wishes after death. company and a nonprofit organization that COMMUNITY FUND increases the company’s sales while raising An organized community program ENDOWMENT money and visibility for the cause. that makes appeals to the public for A permanently restricted fund, the funds to be used for the ongoing principal of which is protected and the CHALLENGE, CONDITION OR operational support of local agencies. income from which may be spent. MATCHING GIFT OR GRANT A grant that is paid only if the nonprofit is CORPORATE CITIZENSHIP EVALUATION OR PILOT GRANT able to raise additional funds from other Business giving, including business A grant that supports the external sources. relationships and partnerships with evaluation of a project. With a successful nonprofit organizations. project, the evaluation grant works as a CHARITABLE CLASS leveraging tool, enabling the recipient to The group of people that may legally CORPORATE FOUNDATION seek further funding. receive assistance from a charitable A private foundation that receives its organization. A charitable class must be funding from the for-profit company FEDERATED FUNDER large or indefinite enough that providing whose name it bears but is legally an A joint fundraising effort administered aid to members of the class benefits the independent entity. by a nonprofit “umbrella” organization community as a whole. that in turn distributes funds to nonprofit CORPORATE GIVING PROGRAM agencies. Examples include United Way, CHARITABLE DEDUCTION A grant-making program established and United Jewish Appeal and United Negro The portion of a gift to a qualified charity administered within a for-profit corporation. College Fund. GIVING GUIDE 2012 21 GLOSSARY of Nonprofit Terms

FLOW-THROUGH FUNDS A social welfare or employees’ association A loan (not a grant) made by a foundation Contributions to a foundation that are whose net earnings are used solely for to another organization for a project used primarily for direct grant making charitable, educational or recreational related to the foundation’s interests. rather than for endowing the foundation. purposes. RESTRICTED ENDOWMENT INCOME FOUNDATION 501 C (6) Income from a permanent fund used for A public or private nonprofit corporation A trade association or business leagues a specified purpose. or trust that makes grants to organizations, not organized for profit or private benefit. institutions or individuals for scientific, RESTRICTED FUND, GIFT OR GRANT educational, cultural, religious or other 501 C (7) Money given with donors’ specifications charitable purposes. A social club organized for pleasure and on how a nonprofit may use it. recreation. IN-KIND DONATION OR GIFT REVOCABLE TRUST A gift of goods or services rather than cash 501 C (8) A trust that can be recalled by its creator. or property. A fraternal beneficiary society, order or Revocable trusts become irrevocable association operating under the lodge when their creators die and can become INITIATIVE-BASED GRANT MAKING system that provides benefits to members irrevocable sooner if the creators give up A grants program based on applicants and their dependents. the power to revoke. responding to a request for proposals. 501 C (12) SOCIAL ENTERPRISE IRREVOCABLE TRUST A benevolent life insurance association, A nonprofit venture that combines A gift in trust that cannot be rescinded. cooperative or ditch or irrigation the passion of a social mission with company. the innovation and determination LIMITED-PURPOSE FOUNDATION commonly associated with for-profit A foundation that restricts its giving to OPERATING FOUNDATION businesses. one or very few areas of interest, such as A private foundation that uses the bulk of higher education or medical care. its income to provide charitable services SOCIAL ENTREPRENEUR – An or to run charitable programs of its own. individual who engages in social MEMORIAL OR NAMED FUND enterprise, drawing upon the best A fund established by, or named for, an PARTNERSHIP FUNDING thinking in both the business and individual, family, corporation or other A grant program where “partners” often nonprofit worlds. group to carry out the charitable interests government and philanthropic sources of the donor or honoree. have input into the project. SOCIAL VENTURE FUNDS Charitable funds in which donors NONENDOWED FUND PASS-THROUGH FOUNDATION invest their expertise as well as their In contrast to endowed funds that can A foundation that receives funds and money, providing support and requiring only make grants from interest income, a makes distributions with little or no accountability of nonprofit organizations nonendowed fund’s principal can be used principal remaining with the foundation. just as venture capitalists do in business for grants. enterprises. PERPETUAL TRUST NONPROFIT A trust established with the intent to keep SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE INVESTING An organization established for activities the principal invested in perpetuity and The practice of aligning a foundation’s other than profit making. Some nonprofits distribute the income from investments investment policies with its mission. This are exempt from federal income taxation, to one or more charities. may include refraining from investing in but they may be taxed on income from corporations with products or policies unrelated businesses they conduct. PROGRAM OR PROJECT GRANTS inconsistent with the foundation’s values. Funds to support specific projects or Common nonprofits include: programs as opposed to general support UNRESTRICTED FUND 501 C (3) grants. A fund that is not specifically designated for A public charity or private foundation. a particular use by the donor, or for which Gifts to a 501 c (3) are tax-deductible. restrictions have expired or been removed. 501 C (4) PROGRAM RELATED INVESTMENT 22 GIVING GUIDE 2012

A DIRECTORY of Nonprofit Organizations NIMALS GREENWOOD WILDLIFE ROCKY MOUNTAIN ANIMAL DEFENSE BOULDER BACH FESTIVAL ANIMALS REHABILITATION CENTER 2525 Arapahoe Ave., Suite E4-335 P.O. Box 1896 P.O. Box 18987 Boulder, CO 80302 Boulder, CO 80306 ANIMAL WATCH COLORADO Boulder, CO 80308 303-449-4422 303-776-9666

| A 2525 Arapahoe, No. E4-705 303-823-8455 Mission: To help eliminate the human-imposed Mission: Celebrates Bach’s music by providing Boulder, CO 80302 Mission: Rehabilitates sick, injured and orphaned suffering of animals in the Rocky Mountain region. high quality performances and educational 303-543-0755 wildlife for release into appropriate habitats. Greenwood Person in charge: Charlotte LaSasso, Executive opportunities to satisfy those who love Bach’s Mission: Aims to identify the animals (species) also strives to educate the public, emphasizing humane Director music and to introduce Bach’s music to others. RTS who live in Colorado, their living situations, the solutions to human/wildlife interactions. Year founded: 1994 Person in charge: Marcia Schirmer, Executive Director threats they face and the efforts being made on Person in charge: Linda Tyler, Executive Director Website: www.rmad.org Year founded: 1982

AND their behalf and share this information with the Year founded: 1982 Website: www.boulderbachfestival.org\ public to raise awareness of the plight of animals in Website: www.greenwoodwildlife.org ARTS AND CULTURE Colorado and to empower those who help or want BOULDER BALLET,

C to help animals. ALT-X DIGITAL ARTS FOUNDATION COMPANY + SCHOOL Wish list: Volunteers, donations. 3188 Redstone Road 2590 Walnut St. ULTURE Person in charge: David Crawford, Director Boulder, CO 80305 Boulder, CO 80302 Year founded: 2010 303-499-9331 303-443-0028/303-441-5266 Website: http://awcolo.org Mission: Publishes online art and literature. Mission: Mission is to create, explore and extend HUMANE SOCIETY Person in charge: Mark Amerika, President the artistry, passion and sheer joy of dance in BIRDS OF PREY FOUNDATION OF BOULDER VALLEY Year founded: 1999 community with its artists, students and audiences. 2290 S. 104th St. 2323 55th St. Website: www.altx.com Wish list: Funds to replace scenery and props Broomfield, CO 80020 Boulder, CO 80301 for our annual Nutcracker production; donations 303-460-0674 303-442-4030/303-565-5151 ARS NOVA SINGERS INC. for general operating; business sponsors for our Mission: To treat injured and orphaned raptors and Mission: Animal adoption, training and behavior P.O. Box 4151 performances. return them to the wild, to educate children and programs, lost and found, veterinary clinic, Boulder, CO 80306-4151 Person in charge: Cheri E. Friedman, Executive adults about raptors’ important role in the wild. humane education programs and camps, Thrift & 303-499-3165 Director; Peter Davison, Co-Artistic Director; Ana Year founded: 1986 Gift Shop, retail store, pet supplies. Mission: A cappella choral ensemble. Performs a Claire, Co-Artistic Director/School Director Website: www.birds-of-prey.org Wish list: Financial support, pet adoptions, variety of innovative choral music, ranging from Year founded: 1982 assistance with protecting and enhancing the lives significant works of early Renaissance masters Website: www.boulderballet.org, beyondballet. BOULDER COUNTY HORSE of companion animals in our community. to contemporary works by 20th and 21st century com,nutcrackerdreams.com ASSOCIATION Person in charge: Lisa Pedersen, CEO composers. P.O. Box 19601 Year founded: 1902 Person in charge: Chip Ross, Executive Director BOULDER CHAMBER ORCHESTRA Boulder, CO 80308-2601 Website: www.boulderhumane.org Year founded: 1986 4735 Walnut St., Suite F 303-485-2162/303-485-2163 Website: www.arsnovasingers.org Boulder, CO 80301 Mission: Umbrella organization for all horse-related LONGMONT HUMANE SOCIETY 303-583-1278/303-546-0625 interests in Boulder County. Promotes, protects and 9595 Nelson Road ARTWALK LONGMONT INC. Mission: Provides music, performance, education unifies the equestrian community in the county Longmont, CO 80501 505 Main St. and outreach to serve the greater Boulder through education, recreation and legislation. 303-772-1232/303-772-2219 Longmont, CO 80501 Community. Programming includes orchestral Person in charge: Dirk Arnold Mission: Animal welfare, pet adoption, pet lost and 303-678-8417 and chamber music concerts, lectures, dance Year founded: 1971 found, humane education, dog training classes, Mission: Arts and theater showcase event in and all music-related forms of arts. Showcases Website: www.boulderhorse.org pet licensing. downtown Longmont. underexposed, local, national and international Person in charge: Kimberly Walje Person in charge: Sharald Church composers, compositions and artists. Boulder COLORADO HORSE RESCUE Year founded: 1972 Year founded: 1996 Chamber Orchestra serves as the signature 10386 N. 65th St. Website: www.longmonthumane.org Website: www.ArtWalkLongmont.org orchestra of the Chamber Music Society of Boulder. Longmont, CO 80503 Wish list: Programming support. 720-494-1414/720-494-1415 LONGMONT HUMANE SOCIETY BOULDER ARTS RESOURCE Person in charge: Bahman Saless, Music Director Mission: CHR provides shelter, care, rehabilitation VETERINARY CLINIC Boulder Public Library, 1000 Canyon Blvd. Year founded: 2004 and adoption services for neglected or abandoned 9595 Nelson Road Boulder, CO 80302 Website: www.boulderchamberorchestra.com horses. Longmont, CO 80501 303-441-4391/303-442-1808 Person in charge: Judy Smetana , Executive 303-772-1232/303-772-2219 Mission: Serves the needs of Colorado’s diverse arts BOULDER CHORALE Director Mission: Spaying and neutering, wellness exams, community by showcasing and promoting individual 685 Inca Parkway Year founded: 1986 dentistry, general surgery, heartworm testing and artists/groups working in all disciplines: visual, Boulder, CO 80303 Website: www.chr.org preventative medications, vaccinations, feline performing, film/video, literary, multidisciplinary. 303-554-7692/303-317-4263 leukemia testing, microchipping. Person in charge: Mary Fowler, Director Mission: Offers music education, outreach and COLORADO REPTILE HUMANE Person in charge: Douglas E. Amy, Shelter Veterinarian Year founded: 1999 performances. SOCIETY Year founded: 1972 Website: www.artsresource.org Person in charge: Gary Zeff, Executive Director; 13941 Elmore Road Website: www.longmonthumane.org Ben Riggs, Artistic Director Longmont, CO 80504 BOULDER ASIAN PACIFIC ALLIANCE Year founded: 1966 303-776-2070/303-776-5206 PIYARA KUTTA P.O. Box 21406 Website: www.boulderchorale.org Mission: Sheltering, fostering and adoption of pet 815 Maxwell Ave. Boulder, CO 80308-4406 trade animals; rehabilitation and release of reptile Boulder, CO 80304 303-499-0108 BOULDER CONCERT BAND INC. and amphibian wildlife; training of animal welfare 720-480-6235 Mission: Promotes and preserves Asian Pacific culture P.O. Box 18405 and medical professionals; and humane education. Mission: Runs spay/neuter and vaccination clinics in Boulder community; sponsors the Boulder Asian Boulder, CO 80308 Wish list: Underwriting for public outreach: for stray dogs in India. Film Festival and Boulder Asian Cultural Festival. 303-517-1323 newsletter, public events, general awareness. Person in charge: Deb Jarrett, Founder Wish list: Grants and donations, corporate Mission: Performs traditional and modern band Person in charge: Ann-Elizabeth Nash, Executive Year founded: 2008 sponsors, volunteers. music. Director Website: www.piyarakutta.org Person in charge: Tina Fredo, Co-Chair, Boulder Person in charge: Bernard Buster, President Year founded: 1998 Asian Pacific Alliance; Miho Shida, Co-Chair, Year founded: 1976 Website: www.corhs.org Boulder Asian Pacific Alliance Website: www.boulderband.org Year founded: 1995 Website: www.bapaweb.org GIVING GUIDE 2012 23 BOULDER COUNTY ARTS ALLIANCE BOULDER POTTERS’ GUILD COLORADO MUSIC FESTIVAL & ROCKY ETOWN RADIO SHOW 2590 Walnut St., Suite 9 3185 Sterling Circle MOUNTAIN CENTER FOR MUSICAL 1535 Spruce St.

Boulder, CO 80302 Boulder, CO 80301 ARTS Boulder, CO 80302 A

303-447-2422 303-447-0310 900 , Suite 100 303-443-8696/303-443-4489 RTS Mission: To promote and support artists and Mission: Provides classes and workshops in Boulder, CO 80302 Mission: Educate, entertain and inspire a diverse cultural organizations by providing leadership, pottery and a full-service clay facility for its 303-449-1397/303-449-0071 audience through music and conversation, to resources and advocacy. students and members. Mission: Music lessons, classes, performances create a socially responsible and environmentally AND Person in charge: Charlotte LaSasso, executive Person in charge: Irene Stoller, President and outreach for people of all ages and abilities. sustainable world. LaSasso Year founded: 1969 Heartstrings Program for families in need. Person in charge: Nick Forster, CEO, Founder Year founded: 1966 Person in charge: Catherine Underhill, Executive Director Year founded: 1991 C

Website: www.bouldercountyarts.org BOULDER SUZUKI STRINGS Year founded: 1995 Website: www.etown.org ULTURE 2705 Stanford Ave. Website: www.coloradomusicfest.org BOULDER FRIENDS OF JAZZ Boulder, CO 80305-5336 FREQUENT FLYERS PRODUCTIONS INC. P.O. Box 1492 303-499-2807/303 499-2807 CONSCIOUS ALLIANCE P.O. Box 1979 Boulder, CO 80306 Mission: Scholarship program for string instruction. 2525 Arapahoe Ave., Suite E4-182 Boulder, CO 80306-1979 Mission: Jazz band. Person in charge: Amy Gesmer-Packman, Director Boulder, CO 80302 303-245-8272 Year founded: 1982 720-406-7871 Mission: Aerial dance-theater performances and BOULDER HISTORY MUSEUM Website: www.bouldersuzukistrings.org Mission: Enables feeding of the hungry through education: youth at risk, school programs, community 1206 Euclid Ave. various art and music projects. classes; international Aerial Dance Festival. Boulder, CO 80302 BOULDER SYMPHONY Person in charge: Justin Baker, Co-founder Wish list: Board members, corporate sponsors, 303-449-3464/303-938-8322 P.O. Box 201 Website: www.consciousalliance.org structural engineer. Mission: Provides engaging educational Niwot, CO 80544 Person in charge: Nancy E. Smith, Artistic Director experiences for people to explore the continuing 970-577-1550 CU ART MUSEUM Year founded: 1988 history of the Boulder region. Mission: Live musical performance of symphonies. CU Campus Box 318 Website: www.frequentflyers.org Person in charge: Nancy Geyer, CEO Wish list: Corporate donations, individual Boulder, CO 80309-0318 Year founded: 1944 sponsorships, audience. 303-492-8003 HELANDER DANCE THEATER Website: www.BoulderHistoryMuseum.org Person in charge: Devin Patrick Hughes, Music Mission: Exhibitions of contemporary and historical art. 2590 Walnut St. Director; Dana Schmidt, Boulder Symphony Staff Person in charge: Lisa Tamiris Becker, Director Boulder, CO 80302 BOULDER INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL Year founded: 1992 Year founded: 1978 303-473-9438 1906 13th St., Suite 301 Website: www.bouldersymphony.org Website: www.colorado.edu/cuartmuseum Mission: Dance performances in collaboration with Boulder, CO 80302 artists in various media; classes. 303-449-2283/303-449-2274 BOULDER’S UPSTART CROW THEATRE CU COLLEGE OF MUSIC/CU Person in charge: Danelle Helander, Artistic Director Mission: Features more than 50 films from around 2131 Arapahoe Ave. FOUNDATION Year founded: 1984 the world screened each President’s Day weekend; Boulder, CO 80302 301 UCB Website: www.helanderdance.org screenwriting workshops and filmmaker panels. 303-442-1415/303 442-1415 Boulder, CO 80309 Person in charge: Robin Beeck, Executive Director; Mission: Performs and produces classical theater. 303-492-6291 HIGH PLAINS YOUTH SYMPHONY Kathy Beeck, Festival Director Wish list: Inexpensive storage space for set pieces Person in charge: Lissy Garrison, Senior Director P.O. Box 17643 Year founded: 2005 and costumes. of Development Boulder, CO 80308 Website: www.biff1.com Person in charge: Richard Bell, Artistic Director Website: www.colorado.edu/music 720-891-2259 Year founded: 1980 Mission: Provides a variety of opportunities for BOULDER MUSEUM OF Website: www.theupstartcrow.org CU PRESENTS/COLLEGE OF MUSIC young musicians to deepen musical skills and CONTEMPORARY ART 302 UCB passion and to engage the community through 1750 13th St. CANTABILE SINGERS Boulder, CO 80309 performances of the highest possible artistic level. Boulder, CO 80302 5301 Pinehurst Drive 303-492-8008/303-492-1131 Person in charge: Brian Jack, Executive Director 303-443-2122/303-447-1633 Boulder, CO 80301 Mission: Classical, jazz, opera, dance and world Year founded: 2006 Mission: Contemporary art museum and gallery 303-499-8502 music concerts, including student, faculty, guest Website: http://www.greaterboulderyo.org that offers regional, national and international Mission: Choral repertoire, ancient to and ensemble performances. exhibitions and performances, with a focus on contemporary. Provides performances at affordable Wish list: Sponsorships, individual gifts. HISTORIC HIGHLANDLAKE INC. exhibitions and education. ticket prices. Concerts include professional soloists Person in charge: Daniel Sher, Dean 717 W. Fifth Ave. Person in charge: David Dadone, Executive Director and guest instrumentalists. Year founded: 1937 Longmont, CO 80501 Year founded: 1972 Person in charge: Robert Farr, Music Director Website: www.cupresents.org, music.colorado.edu 970-535-4936 Website: www.bmoca.org Year founded: 1980 Mission: Historical preservation (building, cemetery Website: www.cantabileboulder.org DAIRY CENTER FOR THE ARTS and history) and education. BOULDER PHILHARMONIC 2590 Walnut St. Person in charge: Pauli Smith, Executive Director ORCHESTRA CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY OF BOULDER Boulder, CO 80302 Year founded: 1921 2590 Walnut St. 4735 Walnut St., Suite F 303-440-7826/303-440-7104 Website: www.HistoricHighlandlake.org Boulder, CO 80302 Boulder, CO 80301 Mission: Hosts 15 resident arts organizations 303-449-1343/303-443-9203 303-583-1278/303-546-0625 working in dance, theater, music, literary, visual and IMAGINATION MAKERS THEATER Mission: Professional orchestra that presents classical Mission: Provides chamber music, programming, media arts. Sixty seat art-house movie theater, three COMPANY and popular programs at Macky Auditorium. Features education and outreach. performance venues, galleries, space rentals for 2590 Walnut St., Suite 3 national and international guest artists while also Wish list: Board members, donations, patrons. public and private events, dance and music studios. Boulder, CO 80302 highlighting Boulder’s own creative community. Person in charge: Bahman Saless, Executive Person in charge: Joy Pak, Executive Director 720-565-1055/720-565-1681 Wish list: Collaborators and volunteers for Director Year founded: 1992 Mission: To perform original plays with high community outreach; individuals for board and Year founded: 2004 Website: www.thedairy.org production standards for children in elementary committee service; volunteers and funders to help Website: www.boulderchamberorchestra.org schools throughout the Denver-Boulder area. expand school concert programs EAST BOULDER COUNTY ARTISTS Person in charge: Rosey Waters, Artistic Director; Person in charge: Kevin Shuck, Executive Director COLORADO MUSIC FESTIVAL P.O. Box 133 Rich Harris, Executive Director Year founded: 1957 900 Baseline Road, Cottage 100 Lafayette, CO 80026 Year founded: 1980 Website: www.boulderphil.org Boulder, CO 80302 303-666-8580 Website: www.imaginationmakers.org 303-449-1397/303-449-0071 Mission: To promote the visual arts, with emphasis Mission: Presents a classical music repertoire, on education and outreach, in East Boulder while integrating world music and the works of County. Works to build a strong and diverse arts modern composers. community, while serving the needs of our member Person in charge: Catherine Underhill, Executive artists. Director Person in charge: Rita Vali, President Year founded: 1976 Year founded: 1999 Website: www.COmusic.org Website: www.ebcacolorado.org 24 GIVING GUIDE 2012

INTERNATIONAL TAP ASSOCIATION LOUISVILLE CULTURAL COUNCIL OPEN ARTS THE COLORADO FILM SOCIETY

A P.O. Box 356 P.O. Box 895 1301 Spruce St. 1906 13th St.

RTS Boulder, CO 80306 Louisville, CO 80027 Boulder, CO 80302 Boulder, CO 80302 303-443-7989/303-443-7992 303-666-6565/ 303-444-1862 303-449-2283 Mission: Promotes the understanding, preservation Mission: To promote and provide for the Mission: Provides an educational opportunity for Mission: To encourage and celebrate the art of film

AND and development of tap dance as an art form. production, presentation, exhibition, coordination, the community to gain a broader understanding by creating a dynamic forum for artistic, social and Person in charge: Marda Kirn, Director advancement and preservation of the arts and and appreciation of the visual arts, through studio cultural awareness in the community. Year founded: 1987 sciences for the city of Louisville and to promote tours and classes. Website: www.biff1.com/cfs.html C Website: www.tapdance.org/tap/ita communication. Person in charge: Jane Saltzman, Executive

ULTURE Person in charge: Kathy Martin, Contact Director THE COLORADO SHAKESPEARE KVCU/RADIO 1190 Year founded: 1989 Year founded: 1995 FESTIVAL CU Campus Box 207 Website: www.ci.louisville.co.us/Boards/lahc.htm Website: www.openstudios.org CU Campus Box 277 Boulder, CO 80309 Boulder, CO 80309-0277 303-492-5031/303-492-1369 LYONS HISTORICAL SOCIETY DBA 303-492-0554/303-735-5140

| C Mission: Promoting lesser-heard music genres, LYONS REDSTONE MUSEUM PARLANDO SCHOOL FOR THE ARTS Mission: Classical and contemporary theater commercial-free, college radio. P.O. Box 9 2590 Walnut St. festival in summer and winter. Person in charge: Mikey Goldenberg, General Manager Lyons, CO 80540 Boulder, CO 80302 Person in charge: Philip C. Sneed, Producing Year founded: 1998 303-823-5925; 303-823-5271/303-823-8257 303-442-0006 Artistic Director

HILD Website: www.radio1190.org Mission: An 1881 school house interpreting the Mission: Music school for people of all ages and Year founded: 1958 history of the Lyons area via photos, displays and abilities. Website: www.coloradoshakes.org LEMON SPONGE CAKE genealogy files. Person in charge: Travis LaBerge, Executive

/Y CONTEMPORARY BALLET Wish list: Permanent funding for the Lyons Director THE LONGMONT THEATRE CO.

OUTH 2590 Walnut St. Redstone Museum and area History; advertising; Year founded: 2007 P.O. Box 573 Boulder, CO 80302 funding; completion of the Rehabilitation of Website: www.parlando.org Longmont, CO 80502 303-545-2298/303-545-2298 the Lyons Redstone Museum (the town’s 1881 303-772-5200 Mission: To create new work, new choreography; schoolhouse). PEANUT BUTTER PLAYERS Mission: Provides entertainment with an producing full-length, cutting-edge contemporary Person in charge: LaVern M. Johnson, President 2572 Paintbrush Lane educational component for and by the citizens of ballets; dance education. Year founded: 1979 Lafayette, CO 80026 the Greater Boulder County area and to manage a Person in charge: Jenifer Sher, Executive Director Website: www.lyons-colorado.com 303-786-8727/303-786-8727 self-sufficient performing arts center. Year founded: 2000 Mission: Education for young people in theatre, Wish list: Storage unit for risers and other Website: www.lemonspongecake.org MAHLERFEST arts, family-rated performances. equipment. Sponsorship. P. O. Box 1314 Person in charge: Jo Anne Lamun, Executive Person in charge: Steve Carver, LTC Board LONGMONT COUNCIL FOR THE ARTS Boulder, CO 80306 Director President 356 Main St. 303-447-0513/303-447-0514 Year founded: 1985 Year founded: 1957 Longmont, CO 80501 Mission: A music festival featuring the music of Website: www.peanutbutterplayers.com Website: www.longmonttheatre.org 303-678-7869 Gustav Mahler. Mission: Dedicated to creating a vibrant and Person in charge: Barry Knapp, President ROCKY MOUNTAIN PBS, KRMA TURNING THE WHEEL PRODUCTIONS INC. diverse arts environment, through funding, Year founded: 1988 1089 Bannock St. 1123 County Road 83 administrative support, education, advocacy and Website: www.mahlerfest.org Denver, CO 80204 Boulder, CO 80302 forums to artists and art organizations. 303-892-6666 303-449-5720/303-546-0323 Wish list: Membership in the Longmont Council for MANY MOUNTAINS MOVING Mission: Public and educational television. Mission: Providing dance and music expression to the Arts; sponsorship support; board members. 420 22nd St. Person in charge: Doug Price, President and CEO all ages, genders. Person in charge: Joanne Kirves, Executive Boulder, CO 80302 Website: www.rmpbs.org Person in charge: Alana Shaw, Executive Director Director 303-545-9942 Year founded: 1989 Year founded: 1985 Mission: To foster appreciation of diverse cultures STUDIO ARTS BOULDER Website: www.turningthewheel.com Website: www.artslongmont.org through literature and art; to provide support and P.O. Box 19815 recognition for both established and emerging Boulder, CO 80308 VILLAGE ARTS COALITION LONGMONT MUSEUM AND CULTURAL writers and artists; to provide literary space for 303-828-3220 1550 Moss Rock Place CENTER writers of diverse backgrounds. Mission: Dedicated to aesthetic, technical and Boulder, CO 80302 400 Quail Road Person in charge: Jeffry Ethan Lee, Director; Erik environmental learning in the studio arts — 303-440-8303 Longmont, CO 80501 Nilsen, Director currently fundraising to build a creative Arts Center Mission: Dedicated to promoting folk arts in the 303-651-8374/303-651-0483 Year founded: 1994 for the exploration, research and practice of visual Front Range area. Mission: Exhibits, educational programs in history, Website: www.mmminc.org arts in the Boulder area. Person in charge: Steward Hartman, President art and science. Collects and documents the history Wish list: Five to 10 acres of land suitable for an art Website: www.villageartscoalition.org and culture of the St. Vrain Valley. NOMAD THEATRE center - allowing some light industrial art activities; Wish list: Support for special exhibitions and our 1410 Quince Ave. cash donations; volunteers. CHILD/YOUTH early childhood education program. Membership in Boulder, CO 80304 Person in charge: Nancy Utterback, Director the Friends of the Museum. 303-443-7510/303-444-4335 Year founded: 2009 ACORN SCHOOL FOR EARLY Person in charge: Wesley Jessup, Museum Mission: A historical 155-seat community theater Website: www.StudioArtsBoulder.org CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT Manager offering a variety of events and performances. 2580 Iris Ave. Year founded: 1936 Person in charge: Donald Berlin, Executive THE ART UNDERGROUND Boulder, CO 80304 Website: www.ci.longmont.co.us/museum Director 901 Front St., Lower Level 303-938-8233/303-938-5977 Year founded: 1951 Louisville, CO 80027 Mission: Provides accessible, early care and LONGMONT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Website: www.nomadstage.com 303-229-1127 education programs for children and advocates higher 519 Main St., Rear Suite - P.O. Box 74 Mission: Dance, theater, music and visual arts standards in the field of early childhood education. Longmont, CO 80502 OLD FIREHOUSE ART CENTER classes and events. Promotes arts and artists Person in charge: Matt Eldred, Executive Director 303-772-5796/303-678-0642 667 Fourth Ave. in Louisville area through workshops and other Year founded: 1994 Mission: A community based organization whose Longmont, CO 80501-5401 means. Website: www.theacornschool.org mission is to foster and promote the appreciation 303-651-2787/720-652-4199 Wish list: Sponsorships for programs, volunteers, and understanding of symphonic music through Mission: Enriching the community through visual display space to advertise events and other live performances and educational programs. art exhibits, children and youth education, and activities Wish list: Corporate sponsors, board members, outreach. Person in charge: Lori Jones, Executive Director donations. Year founded: 1986 Year founded: 2007 Person in charge: Kay W. Lloyd, Executive Director Website: www.firehouseart.org Website: www.theartunderground.org Year founded: 1966 Website: www.longmontsymphony.org GIVING GUIDE 2012 25

ALTERNATIVES FOR YOUTH INC. BOLTAGE CHILDREN’S HOUSE PRESCHOOL GIRL SCOUTS OF COLORADO

24 Ninth Ave. 2701 Iris Ave., Ste. S 3370 Iris Walk Court P.O. Box 9407 C

Longmont, CO 80501 Boulder, CO 80304 Boulder, CO 80304 Denver, CO 80209 HILD 303-776-8184/303-776-1094 303-317-3717 (303) 444-6432/(720) 214-6881 303-778-8774/303-733-6345 Mission: Promotes academic persistence and Mission: To make walking and biking to school a Mission: To provide a culturally sensitive, enriching Mission: Builds girls of courage, confidence and success of youth by instilling values that lead to way of life. early childhood environment with the activities, character who make the world a better place. /Y positive choices and positive community impact, Person in charge: Zach Noffsinger, Executive equipment and leadership to prepare children — Wish list: Adult volunteers, funding support for our and by encouraging social, cultural and self Director socially, emotionally, intellectually and physically — for leadership programs. OUTH development. Year founded: 2005 success in school and in the community. Offers Person in charge: Megan Ferland, CEO, President Wish list: Volunteers for annual dinner/dance and Website: www.boltage.org reduced or free tuition to families who are low-income, Year founded: 1937 golf tournament. Donations for silent auctions, and successfully integrates children with special Website: www.girlscoutsofcolorado.org annual events and programs. BOULDER DAY NURSERY ASSOCIATION needs and non-English speaking children. Person in charge: Deborah Roberts, Executive 1518 Spruce St. Wish list: An improved playground; funds to help low- HERITAGE HOUSE MINISTRIES Director Boulder, CO 80302 income families attend our school; good quality used P.O. Box 195 Year founded: 1978 (303) 442-7605 tricycles and other playground/outdoor equipment. Louisville, CO 80027 Website: www.alternativesforyouth.org Mission: High-quality child care, early learning Person in charge: Elaine McCarthy, Executive/ 303-604-0140/720-890-6172 programs and family support services primarily for Teaching Director Mission: A safe haven for at-risk teenage girls. ARTS FOR ALL CHILDREN lower-income working families. Year founded: 1970 Person in charge: Jeanne Jones, Director P.O. Box 287 Wish list: Funding for low-income tuition Website: www.childrenshousepreschool.org Year founded: 2002 Niwot, CO 80544 scholarships; capital projects contributions; and Website: http://heritage-house-ministries-louisville- 303-485-0095/303-684-7509 donations to endowment to help ensure long-term COLORADO YOUTH PROGRAM co.assistance-from-nonprofits.aidpage.com/ Mission: Fundraises for music, dance and voice sustainability. 1906 13th St., Ste. 205 scholarships for students grades four to 12 needing Person in charge: Steve Callander, Executive Boulder, CO 80302 HOMESTAR CHILD DEVELOPMENT scholarship assistance. Director 303-402-9656/303-449-3058 3280 Dartmouth Ave. Wish list: Attendance at concerts. Year founded: 1917 Mission: Connecting kids to nature, their Boulder, CO 80305 Person in charge: Anthony J. Monteson, Website: www.boulderdaynursery.org communities and their inner strength through year- 303-499-8181 Administrator round recreation, education and service. Mission: Building an alternative model of education Year founded: 2003 BOULDER OPTIMIST CLUB Person in charge: Lissy Garrison, Executive Director based on deeply connecting children and parents to Website: www.artsforallchildren.org Boulder, CO Year founded: 1995 themselves, humanity and the planet. 303-442-0661 Website: www.coloradoyouthprogram.org Person in charge: Nancy M. Monson, Executive Director ATTENTION HOMES Mission: Raise money to donate to youth causes. Year founded: 1987 3080 Broadway, Suite C Person in charge: Charles Dinwiddie; Fred Sage EAST BOULDER OPTIMIST CLUB Website: homestarcenter.org Boulder, CO 80304 Year founded: 1948 1785 Viewpoint Road 303-447-1206/303-447-0623 Boulder, CO 80305 KIDS’ PARK LAFAYETTE Mission: Provides residential treatment, counseling BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA - LONGS 303-499-5458 101 N. Bermont Ave. and safe shelter to at-risk youth. Primary focus PEAK COUNCIL Mission: Friend of youth. Lafayette, CO 80026 after meeting the basic needs of food, clothing and 505 Stacy Court, Unit F Person in charge: David Morgan, President 303-818-2217 safe shelter is helping teens in crisis develop the Lafayette, CO 80026 Year founded: 1993 Mission: A K-8 playground and botanic garden skills they need to be self-sufficient and ultimately 303-447-8511/303-447-0293 designed so that kids of all abilities, including those in to become healthy, productive members of the Mission: Provides support to customers so they FIRST DESCENTS wheelchairs and with other sensory issues, can safely community. can affect a positive change in character, fitness 100 Arapahoe Ave., Suite B play and grow together in an inclusive environment. Wish list: Volunteers, in-kind donations, financial and values of young people. Boulder, CO 80302 Person in charge: Jay Ruggeri, Primary Contact support. Person in charge: Luis Hernandez, Senior District 970-926-2444 Year founded: 2002 Person in charge: Allison Disbrow, Development Executive Mission: Provides whitewater and adventure sports Website: www.kidsparklafayette.com Director; James Rianoshek, Executive Director Year founded: 1910 camps for young adults who have cancer. Year founded: 1966 Website: www.longspeakBSA.org Person in charge: Brad Ludden, Founder/CEO KIWANIS CLUB OF FLATIRONS Website: www.attentionhomes.org Year founded: 2001 BOULDER CASA OF ADAMS & BROOMFIELD Website: www.firstdescents.org P.O. Box 783 BAL SWAN CHILDREN’S CENTER COUNTIES Boulder, CO 80306 1145 E. 13th Ave. 1100 Judicial Center Drive CHARITIES WITHIN REACH 303-931-3443/303-931-3443 Broomfield, CO 80020 Brighton, CO 80601 1576 Hawthorn Mission: Serving the children of the world. 303-466-6308/303-466-1224 303-654-3378/303-654-3379 Boulder, CO 80304 Year founded: 2004 Mission: Imparts skills and tools to equip children Mission: Provides specially selected and trained 303-325-3746 Website: www.flatironskiwanis.org of all abilities to make a significant and sustained community volunteers, CASAs, to advocate for the Year founded: 1998 impact on humanity. best interests of abused and neglected children in Website: www.charitieswithinreach.org KIWANIS CLUB OF LONGMONT Wish list: Participation at annual events, Bal Swan the pursuit of safe and permanent homes. P.O. Box 1002 Ball held in March each year and Golf 4 Kidz held Wish list: Volunteers to serve as advocates for FRONT RANGE CENTER FOR ASSAULT Longmont, CO 80502 in June. Donations in-kind to auction at events, abused children. Funding (individual or business) to PREVENTION 303-772-7816 or cash donations. Volunteers either in school or support our work. Community members to serve as 7878 W. 80th Place, Suite 1-I Mission: Serving the children of the world, young helping with events. Board Members or committee members. Arvada, CO 80005 children priority one. Person in charge: Brian Scott Conly, Executive Person in charge: Simone Jones, Executive Director 303-665-3582 Wish list: Donations to support service projects. Director Year founded: 2000 Mission: To reduce children and adolescents Person in charge: Chuck Everitt, President Year founded: 1963 Website: www.casa17th.org vulnerability to physical, emotional abuse and sexual Year founded: 1926 Website: www.balswan.org assault through the provision of prevention education Website: www.longmontkiwanis.org CHILDREN & YOUTH RESOURCES and advocacy. To educate communities and families BLUE SKY BRIDGE 1050 Lashley St. and bring awareness regarding the issues of bully KIWANIS CLUB P.O. Box 19122 Longmont, CO 80501 assault, stranger abduction and sexual assault. OF THE GOLDEN NUGGETS Boulder, CO 80308 303-651-8580 Person in charge: Victoria Strong, Executive 3525 Copper St. 303-444-1388/303-444-2045 Mission: Counseling and intervention for youth; Director Boulder, CO 80304 Mission: Provides forensic interviews, crisis after-school program for ages 11 to19. Year founded: 2000 303-444-1924 intervention, counseling and referrals to abused Website: www.ci.longmont.co/us Website: www.frontrangecap.org. Mission: Serving the children of the world. children and their nonoffending family members. Person in charge: Rogers Coke Person in charge: Judy Toran Cousin, Executive Year founded: 1990 Director Website: http://sites.google.com/site/ Year founded: 1995 kiwanisgoldennuggets/ Website: www.blueskybridge.org 26 GIVING GUIDE 2012 KIWANIS GOLDEN “K” CLUB OVER THE RAINBOW, NEDERLAND’S READING VILLAGE TEENS INC. 1323 E. Fourth Ave. COMMUNITY PRESCHOOL 3210 15th St. 151 East St.

C Longmont, CO 80501 297 U.S. Highway 119 Boulder, CO 80304 Nederland, CO 80466

HILD 303-772-6178/303-651-8413 Nederland, CO 80466 303-883-2822 303-258-3821/303-258-0371 Mission: Serving the children of the world. (303) 258-0390 Mission: Works collaboratively with the residents of Mission: Community center for teens, alternative Year founded: 1980 Mission: To provide quality early childhood impoverished villages to create programs that develop high school, youth employment, leadership Website: www.kiwanis.org education. a culture of reading, with a focus on children. development. /Y Person in charge: wendy beatty, Educational Director Website: www.readingvillage.org Wish list: Earned income, donations, fundraising. OUTH KWANIS INTERNATIONAL KIWANIS Year founded: 2003 Person in charge: Stephen LeFaiver, Executive CLUB OF BOULDER Website: http://www.overtherainbow-preschool.org/ RELATIONSHIP EDUCATION FOR Director P.O. Box 610 ADOLESCENT AND COMMUNITY Year founded: 1997 Boulder, CO 80306 PARTNERS MENTORING YOUTH, HEALTH (R.E.A.C.H.) Website: www.teensinc.org 303-499-6869/303-499-6869 BOULDER, BROOMFIELD AND P.O. Box 3814 Mission: Global organization of volunteers SOUTHWEST WELD COUNTIES Boulder, CO 80307 THE WELLNESS INITIATIVE changing the world one child and one community 1430 Nelson Road, Suite 206 303-554-6226 P.O. Box D at a time. Altruistic service to children. Longmont, CO 80501 Mission: After-school peer mentoring program helping Boulder, CO 80306 Wish list: New members to serve on children’s projects. 303-772-1411/303-772-1475 middle school and high school students make healthy 303-865-3976/303-265-9193 Person in charge: Ken Hotaling, Secretary; Jessica Mission: Matches screened and trained adult choices through relationship education, leadership Mission: To improve the physical health, social and Bush, President mentors with at-risk youth; professional help development, team building, effective goal setting, and emotional development and academic performance Year founded: 1922 available for weekly case manager contacts. communication and conflict resolution. of low-income youth through yoga-based wellness Website: www.rmdkiwanis.com/KCBoulder Person in charge: Martha De Luna, Case Manager Person in charge: Rick Killian, Program Co- programs. Year founded: 1985 director; Melissa Killian, Program Co-director Wish list: Funding LEARNING ENHANCEMENT CENTER Website: www.bcpartners.org Year founded: 2005 Person in charge: Mara Rose, Executive Director 3704 26th St. Website: www.reachboulder.org Year founded: 2006 Boulder, CO 80302 PARTNERS OF BOULDER COUNTY INC. Website: www.wellnessinitiative.org 303-449-1969 1430 Nelson Road, Suite 206 ROCKY MOUNTAIN EQUI-RHYTHM: Longmont, CO 80501 HORSES BALANCING HEARTS THE WOMEN’S WILDERNESS LUNCHEON OPTIMIST CLUB 303-772-1411/303-772-1475 7156 Johnson Circle INSTITUTE OF BOULDER Mission: Mentoring program for at-risk youth. Niwot, CO 80503 1501 Lee Hill Drive Unit 16 6599 Stearns Ave. Person in charge: Susan Keith, Owner 303-919-3946 Boulder, CO 80304 Boulder, CO 80303 Year founded: 1968 Mission: Uses the healing power of the horse- 303-938-9191/303-938-5071 303-444-5701 Website: http://www.bcpartners.org/ human relationship to assist at-risk youth and Mission: To strengthen the courage, confidence Mission: Friends of youth. other at-risk populations in developing a better and leadership qualities of women and girls Person in charge: Bill Ashbee PEACE INITIATIVES INSTITUTE understanding of themselves to enhance their life through the support and challenge of wilderness Year founded: 1962 3924 15th St. purpose and achievement. and community-based experiences. Website: www.optimist.org Boulder, CO 80304 Person in charge: Caroline M. Roy, Executive Director Person in charge: Shari Leach 720-244-5917 Year founded: 2001 Year founded: 1997 MAD MINISTRY (MAKING A DIFFERENCE) Mission: Teaches pre-school age children in areas Website: http://www.equirhythm.org/ Website: www.womenswilderness.org 7100 S. Boulder Road of strife and conflict the meaning of acceptance Boulder, CO 80303 and respect for others. SHARE-A-GIFT THERE WITH CARE 303-800-6180 Person in charge: John David McCay, CEO P.O. Box 17595 2825 Wilderness Place, Suite 100 Mission: To provide food, clothing, medicine, Year founded: 2001 Boulder, CO 80308 Boulder, CO 80301 education and love to at-risk and street children Website: www.pii-mifc.org 303-494-4258 303-447-CARE (2273)/303-447-2274 in Brazil. Mission: To collect and distribute new and used Mission: Provides a wide range of meaningful Person in charge: Gary Mansdorfer, Executive PROJECT LINUS BOULDER COUNTY toys, bikes and books to less-fortunate children in and fundamental services to children and families Director 1661 Phillips Drive the Boulder Valley School District. during the critical phase of a medical crisis. Serves Year founded: 2004 Northglenn, CO 80233 Wish list: Venue for this annual event; volunteers; families referred by medical agencies, by building Website: www.madministry.org 303-955-0403 new and used toys (including bikes and books); a network of services and people who ease Mission: To provide love, a sense of security, cash donations to pay costs and to buy toys. the burden of life’s day-to-day obligations with MOUNTAIN STATES CHILDREN’S HOME warmth and comfort to children who are seriously Person in charge: Lisa Wade, President compassion and care. P.O. Box 1097 ill, traumatized or otherwise in need, through the Year founded: 1972 Wish list: Financial support, professional service Longmont, CO 80502 gifts of new, handmade blankets and afghans Website: www.ShareAGift.org donations, volunteered time. 303-776-6841 created by volunteers. Person in charge: Paula DuPre’ Pesmen, Executive Mission: Counseling and services for foster Person in charge: Michelle Troch SKYLINE KIWANIS CLUB Director, Founder; Dana Bacardi, Development children; Christian emphasis. Year founded: 2004 P.O. Box 565 Director Person in charge: Russ Kusler, President Website: https://sites.google.com/site/ Longmont, CO 80502 Year founded: 2004 Website: www.msch.org projectlinusboulderadamscounty/ 303-931-3443 Website: www.therewithcare.org Mission: Serving the children of the world. NIWOT YOUTH SPORTS PROJECT YES Person in charge: Charles Sackston VOICES FOR CHILDREN CASA P.O. Box 125 P.O. Box 270271 Year founded: 1978 2305 Canyon Blvd., Suite 101 Niwot, CO 80544 Louisville, CO 80027 Website: http://www.skylinekiwanis.org/ Boulder, CO 80302 303-678-7058 303-926-0306 303-440-7059/303-440-9960 Mission: Dedicated to providing Niwot area youth Mission: Provides leadership opportunities to youth STANDUP FOR KIDS Mission: To help break the cycle of child abuse and with the opportunity to participate in organized through the arts and service learning. P.O. Box 21224 neglect through the use of trained and supervised sports activities on a year round basis. Wish list: Corporate sponsorship of events, in-kind Boulder, CO 80308 CASA (Court-Appointed Special Advocates, who Person in charge: Mark Lamach, President donations, collaborations. 720-339-2360 advocate for and provide direct services to abused Website: www.niwotyouthsports.org Person in charge: Julie Birschbach, Board Chair Mission: To end the cycle of youth homelessness and neglected children in Boulder County. Year founded: 1997 by helping at-risk, street and homeless youth Wish list: Table captains who will invite seven OPTIMIST CLUB OF ERIE Website: www.project-yes.org stabilize their lives. We do street outreach and have friends to a free luncheon at the St. Julien to learn P.O. Box 311 a drop-in center. more about VFC CASA. Business partners who will Erie, CO 80516 QUALITY LIFE SERVICE LLC Wish list: Funds to continue operating our drop-in provide in-kind and/or financial support. 303-746-1275 7050 W. 120th Ave. center located in the downtown area. Donations of Person in charge: Marsha Caplan, Executive Director Mission: Volunteer service projects for youth. Broomfield, CO 80020 food, clothing and camping equipment. Volunteers Year founded: 1985 Person in charge: Joanne Pastor, President 303-439-2122 to help lead and operate our program. Website: www.vfccasa.org Year founded: 1992 Mission: Child foster care. Person in charge: Anna Maria Pirone, Executive Director Website: erie.optimistweb.org Person in charge: Debrah Davis, Contact Year founded: 1990 Website: www.standupforkids.org GIVING GUIDE 2012 27

WOW! CHILDREN’S MUSEUM (WORLD BOULDER COUNTY INDEPENDENT LONGMONT ENTREPRENEURIAL HISTORIC BOULDER INC.

OF WONDER) BUSINESS ALLIANCE - BIBA NETWORK - A CTEK VENTURE CENTER 1123 Spruce St. C

110 N. Harrison Ave. 2525 Arapahoe Ave., No. E4-121 2400 Trade Centre Ave. Boulder, CO 80302 HILD Lafayette, CO 80026 Boulder, CO 80302 Longmont, CO 80503 303-444-5192 303-604-2424/303-666-8376 720-565-3854 303-678-8000/303-485-0661 Mission: Dedicated to the preservation of the Mission: For ages one to 11 and families; Mission: Supports community-based independent Mission: Business consultation for startup high- Boulder area historical, architectural, visual /Y interactive, educational and creative exhibits and businesses through cooperative efforts in tech companies. and environmental heritage through advocacy, programs. purchasing, marketing and advertising, public Person in charge: Alex Sammoury, Director education, intervention and alliance building. OUTH Person in charge: Lisa Atallah, Executive Director information and advocacy. Year founded: 1989 Person in charge: Abby Daniels, Executive Year founded: 1996 Person in charge: Jennifer Johnson, Executive Website: www.ctek.biz Director; Hunter Wright, Development Director Website: www.wowmuseum.com Director Year founded: 1972 Year founded: 1998 CTEK VENTURE CENTERS Website: www.historicboulder.org | C COMMUNITY Website: www.boulderindependentbusiness.org HEADQUARTERS 1625 Broadway, Suite 950 INTERCAMBIO: UNITING 36 COMMUTING SOLUTIONS BOULDER INNOVATION CENTER Denver, CO 80202 COMMUNITIES OMMUNITY 350 Interlocken Blvd., Suite 250 1155 Canyon Blvd., Suite 400 303-808-3242 4735 Walnut St., Suite B Broomfield, CO 80021 Boulder, CO 80302-5414 Mission: Business consultation for startup high- Boulder, CO 80301 303-439-8517/303-466-4481 303-444-2111/303-444-3111 tech companies. 303-996-0275/303-444-2632 Mission: To enhance public accessibility Mission: Concentrates on job creation and Person in charge: Gary Held, President Mission: To build respectful communities and and mobility in the U.S. 36 corridor through leverage of the local entrepreneurial community. Year founded: 1989 broaden opportunities for immigrants through the implementation of joint public-private Commercializes technology emerging from the Website: www.CTEK.biz language education, cultural exchange and transportation management efforts. University of Colorado and the Colorado School of friendship. Person in charge: Audrey DeBarros Mines. Helps establish high-growth early stage DOWNTOWN BOULDER INC. Wish list: Sponsorship, referring volunteer teachers Website: www.36commutingsolutions.org companies. 1942 Broadway, Suite 301 and English-learning students, and in-kind Wish list: Volunteers. Boulder, CO 80302 contributions. AMERICAN LEGION POST III Person in charge: Tim Bour, Executive Director 303-449-3774/303-449-1582 Person in charge: Lee Shainis, Executive Director 1150 Pine St. Year founded: 2005 Mission: Advocacy and programming for the Year founded: 2000 Louisville, CO 80027 Website: www.boulderinnovationcenter.com downtown Boulder community. Website: www.intercambioweb.org 303-666-6314 Person in charge: Sean Maher, Executive Director Mission: A patriotic veterans organization BOULDER TOMORROW Year founded: 1984 INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL dedicated to supporting veterans and their families, 5541 Central Ave., Suite 145 Website: www.boulderdowntown.com VOLUNTARY SERVICE TRAINING promoting Amercanism and citizenship and serving Boulder, CO 80302 PROGRAM (INVST) the community. 303-449-0228/303—558-4228 ERIE ECONOMIC CU Campus Box 471 Year founded: 1919 Mission: Membership organization of informed DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL Boulder, CO 80309 and experienced community leaders providing 149 S. Briggs St., Suite 102-E 303-492-8045 BOULDER COMMUNITY MEDIA (BCM) the public with facts, examples and projections Erie, CO 80516 Mission: Community leadership training program P.O. Box 994 regarding political and policy decisions affecting 720-259-1375/303-828-3330 for CU Boulder. Boulder, CO 80306 Boulder’s future. Mission: Interest group providing relocation Year founded: 1989 303-910-5782 Person in charge: Judy Bigger, Executive Director information, commercial/industrial property Website: www.colorado.edu/sacs/catalog01-02/c. Mission: Dedicated to democratizing media Year founded: 1997 information, resource to the community. html?3-42 and making it accessible to all, provides training Website: bouldertomorrow.com Person in charge: Jody Jashke, Director services to students of all ages, empowers others Year founded: 2003 KGNU COMMUNITY RADIO through training, production services, fiscal agency BROOMFIELD ECONOMIC Website: www.erieedc.org 4700 Walnut St. and movie, T.V., digital media, live event planning DEVELOPMENT CORP. Boulder, CO 80301 and social media strategies. 2655 W. Midway Blvd, Suite 370 FAMILY LEARNING CENTER 303-449-4885 Wish list: Referrals for video production services. Broomfield, CO 80020 3164 34th St. Mission: Volunteer-powered, listener-supported Person in charge: Alan O’Hashi, Executive Director 303-469-7645/303-469-9183 Boulder, CO 80301 community radio; featuring local, national and and Producer Mission: Provides economic, demographic and real 303-442-8979/303-442-0901 international news, information, and music. Year founded: 2004 estate data; markets available office, industrial and Mission: To encourage successful lifelong learning Wish list: Operating support, volunteers and Website: www.bouldercomedia.com retail space; and provides job opportunities. and economic self-sufficiency for families of programmers. Person in charge: Don Dunshee, CEO, President diverse cultures and limited incomes in a learning Person in charge: Sam Fuqua, General Manager BOULDER COUNTY COMMUNITY Year founded: 1986 environment where families feel nurtured, Year founded: 1978 ACTION PROGRAMS Website: www.broomfieldedc.com respected and empowered. Website: www..org 3482 N. Broadway Person in charge: Brenda Lyle, Co-founder, Boulder, CO 80304 COLORODANS Executive Director KGUD 303-441-3976/303-441-1541 209 Kimbark St. Year founded: 1985 457 Fourth Ave., P.O. Box 1534 Mission: Works with low-income people on Longmont, CO 80501 Website: www.flcboulder.org Longmont, CO 80501 leadership and life skills, offers a matched savings 303-682-0320/303-682-0320 303-485-9811/303-776-1425 account for low-income people who want to put Mission: Stages car shows and participates in FRIENDS OF THE LAFAYETTE Mission: Operation of a non-commercial radio a down payment on a house, go back to school or community events. PUBLIC LIBRARY station devoted to improving community through start a small business. Also provides a program Person in charge: Bill Stone, President 775 W. Baseline Road communication. for people of color who want to serve on boards Year founded: 1968 Lafayette, CO 80026 Person in charge: George Baskos, General and commissions. Provides community organizing, Website: www.colorodans.org 303-665-5200 Manager training and advocacy. Mission: Volunteer network providing support for Year founded: 1975 Person in charge: Janet Heimer, CEO CTEK BOULDER the Lafayette Library. Year founded: 1965 1625 Broadway, Suite 950 Person in charge: Connie MacIntyre, President LONGMONT AREA ECONOMIC COUNCIL Website: www.bouldercountycap.org Denver, CO 80203 Year founded: 1977 528 Main St. 303-417-8516/303-546-9494 Website: www.cityoflafayette.com/library Longmont, CO 80501 BOULDER COUNTY FAIR, LIVESTOCK Mission: Business consultation for startup high- 303-651-0128/303-682-5446 SHOW AND RODEO tech companies. Mission: Primary employers expansion and 9595 Nelson Road, Affolter House Year founded: 1989 relocation assistance; economic services for Longmont, CO 80501 Website: www.ctek.biz Longmont area. 303-772-7170/303-776-8163 Person in charge: John Cody, CEO, President Year founded: 1869 Year founded: 1981 Website: www.bouldercountyfair.org Website: www.longmont.org 28 GIVING GUIDE 2012

LONGMONT AREA VISITORS ASSOCIATION PEAK TO PEAK HEALTHY VETERANS PEACE OF MIND PROJECT BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU DENVER/ 528 Main St. COMMUNITIES PROJECT 1507 Pine St. BOULDER C Longmont, CO 80501 P.O. Box 668 Boulder, CO 80302 4730 Table Mesa, Suite E-101 OMMUNITY 303-776-9011/303-776-5657 Nederland, CO 80466 303-443-0444/303-449-1045 Boulder, CO 80305 Mission: To support, promote and market the 303-258-7119 Mission: To provide tools facilitating peace of 303-758-2100/303-577-8101 historic, cultural and recreational activities within a Mission: To bring people together to positively mind for veterans, and other victims of trauma Mission: To be the leader in advancing 30 mile radius of Longmont at the center, in order impact community issues. suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder marketplace trust. to enhance the economic well being of our region. Person in charge: Bridget Fearing, Contact (PTSD). Mindfulness practices are taught to develop Person in charge: Dale M. Mingilton, CEO, Person in charge: Gary Wheat, Executive Director Website: www.pphcp.org and cultivate mind’s ability to abide in the present President Year founded: 2005 moment, thus disempowering the escalation of Year founded: 1951

| E Website: www.visitlongmont.org RESTORING THE SOUL: FAITH strong negative emotions. Website: www.denver.bbb.org COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS Person in charge: Margot L. Neuman, Executive LYONS COMMUNITY FOUNDATION 2885 Aurora Ave., Suite 32 Director; Clifford L. Neuman, Founder BIXBY SCHOOL

DUCATION P.O. Box 546 Boulder, CO 80303 Website: www.veteranspeaceofmindproject.org 4760 Table Mesa Drive Lyons, CO 80540 303-938-9916 Boulder, CO 80305 303-823-6170 Mission: Promotes and supports effective VOLUNTEER CONNECTION OF 303-494-7508/303-494-7519 Mission: Exists to improve the quality of life, build a sustainable partnerships between faith BOULDER COUNTY Mission: To cultivate critical thinking; promote culture of giving and encourage positive change for communities and human service agencies in 2885 Aurora Ave., Suite 32 independence and self-confidence; instill empathy, the greater Lyons area. Boulder County. Boulder, CO 80303 respect and responsibility; to inspire a love of Wish list: Basic needs and emergency support. Support Person in charge: Tanya Leontov, Director 303-444-4904/303-444-4915 learning. for youth and elderly programs. Support for the arts. Year founded: 2001 Mission: Engages and connects people as Person in charge: Pat Baker, Director Person in charge: Clark Hodge, Co-chair; Monica Website: www.restoringthesoul.org volunteers to nonprofits and service agencies with Year founded: 1970 McGuckin, Co-Chair volunteer opportunities and strengthens these Website: www.bixbyschool.org Year founded: 2007 SHEKINAH CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES organizations through resources, trainings, and Website: www.lyonscf.org 2040 Terry St., Suite 106 education in Boulder County and surrounding areas. BOULDER COLLEGE Longmont, CO 80501 Year founded: 1969 OF MASSAGE THERAPY MAGNOLIA ROAD INTERNET 303-682-9593/303-682-8918 Website: www.volunteerconnection.net 6255 Longbow Drive COOPERATIVE Mission: Advocacy and mentorship for prison Boulder, CO 80301 P.O. Box 1671 inmates. In prison and out. WORKFORCE BOULDER COUNTY 303-530-2100/303-530-2204 Nederland, CO 80466 Person in charge: Larry Haag, Executive Director 1500 Kansas Ave., Suite 4D Mission: Massage therapy certificate, associate of 720-210-1969 and Founder Longmont, CO 80501-6542 occupational studies degree in massage therapy, Mission: A nonprofit, rural community wireless Year founded: 1978 303-441-3985/303-939-0054 career track programs, continuing education/ Internet service provider for Magnolia Road area; Website: www.injail.org Person in charge: Tom Miller, Executive Director community classes. environmentally conscious. Website: www.wfbc.org Person in charge: Jan Combs, President Person in charge: Rick Cobb, Board of Director; ST. VRAIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY Year founded: 1975 Greg Ching, Board of Director; Aaron Caplan, Board 470 Main St. WORKFORCE BOULDER COUNTY Website: www.bcmt.org of Director; Jim Crawford, Board of Director; Ashik Longmont, CO 80502 2520 55th St., Suite 100 Lynch, Board of Director 303-776-1870/303-776-5778 Boulder, CO 80301 BOULDER COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL Year founded: 2001 Mission: Promotes local historic preservation and 303-441-3985/303-939-0054 4820 Nautilus Court N. Website: www.mric.coop education to assure a future for our community’s past. Mission: Administer employment and training Boulder, CO 80301 Person in charge: Randy Ahlberg, Board President; programs to ensure that the Boulder County 303-527-4931/303-527-4944 MAPLETON HOME ASSOCIATION Mary Pearson, Office Manager workforce is prepared to meet the needs of Boulder Mission: A small, independent school that provides 2635 Mapleton Ave., No. 64 Year founded: 1967 County employers. a well-rounded classical education distinguished by Boulder, CO 80301 Website: www.stvrainhistoricalsociety.org Person in charge: Tom Miller, Executive Director academic excellence and social development in a Mission: To preserve the Mapleton Mobile Home Website: www.wfbc.org caring and supportive learning environment Park as permanently affordable, resident-controlled, TRANSITION BOULDER COUNTY Person in charge: Mike Shields, Head of School owner-occupied mobile homes. 2415 19th St. EDUCATION Year founded: 1988 Year founded: 1996 Boulder, CO 80304 Website: www.bouldercountryday.org Website: www.mapletonboulder.com 303-494-1521 ALEXANDER DAWSON SCHOOL Mission: Helps to build community self-sufficiency 10455 Dawson Drive BOULDER COUNTY LATINA WOMEN’S MOVING TO END SEXUAL ASSAULT and strengthen the local economy through Lafayette, CO 80026 LEAGUE C/O YWCA 2885 E. Aurora Ave., Suite 10 partnership, collaboration and engagement. 303-665-6679/303-381-0415 2222 14th St. Boulder, CO 80303 Person in charge: Michael Brownlee, Catalyst Mission: AP classes in all subjects, study abroad, Boulder, CO 80302 303-443-0400/303-443-0187 Website: http://transitioninaction.com/group/ outdoor education, robotics, 15 arts electives, 15 303-443-0419 ext. 150/303-455-2193 Mission: Provides a 24-hour hotline for sexual transitionbouldercounty sports. Mission: To create opportunities for Latina assault survivors, their family and friends; Person in charge: Brian Johnson, Headmaster and Latino students for education, cultural and prevention education services for youth and adults. VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Year founded: 1970 professional advancement. Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner program. 206 S. Main St. Website: www.dawsonschool.org Person in charge: Veronica LaCrue, Volunteer Person in charge: Jill McFadden, Team Leader Longmont, CO 80501 Development Director Year founded: 1972 303-776-8590 ASSOCIATION FOR Year founded: 1998 Website: www.movingtoendsexualassault.org Mission: Supports veterans and family and fosters EXPERIENTIAL EDUCATION Website: www.bclwl.org community. 3775 Iris Ave., Suite 4 NEDERLAND COMMUNITY LIBRARY Person in charge: Jim Mauck, Quarter Master Boulder, CO 80301-2043 P.O. Box 836 Website: http://vfw2601.com/default.html 303-440-8844/303-440-9581 Nederland, CO 80466 Mission: Exists to expand educators’ and 303-258-1101 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS POST 9565 practitioners’ capacity to enrich lives through the Website: www.nedlib.org 11700 Wadsworth Blvd. philosophy and principles of experiential education. Broomfield, CO 80020 Wish list: Networking for business development. 303-460-9557 Person in charge: Paul Limoges, CEO Mission: Support of military veterans, community Year founded: 1973 support, Boy Scout facilities, Sea Cadet unit Website: www.aee.org facilities and finances, youth education/awareness, other charitable needs as submitted. Year founded: 1899 Website: http://www.vfw9565.org/ GIVING GUIDE 2012 29

BOULDER INTEGRAL INC. COURAGE IS CHANGE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN COOPERATIVE HOLY FAMILY HIGH SCHOOL

2805 Broadway P.O. Box 270323 PRESCHOOL 5195 W. 144th Ave. E

Boulder, CO 80304 Louisville, CO 80027 1820 15th St. Broomfield, CO 80020 DUCATION 303-541-1540 ext. 16/303-442-0224 303-494-5828 Boulder, CO 80301 303-410-1411/303-466-1935 Mission: Fosters the growth of a community Mission: To end the generational cycle of abuse 303-402-6386/303-402-6380 Mission: Catholic high school, college preparatory dedicated to a life of deeper goodness, truth and and violence by empowering children, youth and Mission: A Christian community providing curriculum, religious programs including apostolic beauty through the creation of integral culture. adults to create nonviolent communities through play-based philosophy that supports children’s ministry, liturgies, prayer and daily religious Through trainings, meetings and practice groups, healthy relationship development. academic progress while respecting the way they exercises, retreats. works to advance a better understanding and practice Wish list: Sponsors and support for the It Stops grow and develop. A cooperative team of parents Person in charge: Tim Gallic, Principal of personal and collective human transformation. with Me campaign to produce a series of public and staff create and model a lifetime of success for Year founded: 1922 Wish list: Use of six rooms at our facility for events service announcements; financial contributions; the young child’s educational journey. Website: www.holyfamilyhs.com and meetings. corporate sponsors; presenters to the Red Tent Person in charge: Janet Madden, Executive Person in charge: Jeff Salzman, CEO; Linda Laws, Clubs in high schools. Director I HAVE A DREAM FOUNDATION OF Accounting and Facilities Management/Leasing; Person in charge: Liz Oster, Founder, Director Year founded: 1958 BOULDER COUNTY Nomali Perera, Events Coordinator Year founded: 2008 Website: www.fpcboulder.org 3012 Sterling Circle, Suite 200 Year founded: 2008 Website: www.courageischange.org; www. Boulder, CO 80301 Website: www.boulderintegral.org itstopswithme.org FRIENDS’ SCHOOL 303-444-3636/303-444-3638 5465 Pennsylvania Ave. Mission: Empowers and motivates children from BOULDER MONTESSORI SCHOOL CU SCIENCE DISCOVERY Boulder, CO 80303 low-income communities to reach their college 3300 Red Stone Road 3400 Marine St. 303-499-1999/303-499-1365 and career goals by providing a long-term program Boulder, CO 80305-7139 Boulder, CO 80303 Mission: Educates whole child: head, hand and of mentoring, tutoring, enrichment and tuition (303) 494-5814 303-492-7188/303-735-6443 heart. Small classes, respect for the individual, assistance for higher education. Mission: Early childhood program dedicated to the Mission: An experience-based education outreach academic excellence, experiential, creative, social Person in charge: Lori Canova, CEO principles of consensus, mutual understanding, program; stimulating dialogue between youth and responsibility, community. Accredited, tuition Year founded: 1990 courtesy, respect, trust and support of one another. CU Boulder’s academic resources. sliding-scale, teacher training program. Website: www.ihaveadreamboulder.org Person in charge: Amy Condon, Administrator Person in charge: Stacy Forsyth Protas, Director Person in charge: Mari Engle Friedman, Director Year founded: 1973 Year founded: 1983 of Admissions; Steve de Beer, Head of School; IMPACT ON EDUCATION Website: www.bouldermontessori.org Website: www.colorado.edu/sciencediscovery Caroline Landry, Director of Development 75 Manhattan Drive, Suite 205 Year founded: 1987 Boulder, CO 80303 BOULDER VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT DART INC. Website: www.friendsschoolboulder.org 303-524-3865/303-524-3867 6500 Arapahoe Ave. 5056 Coventry Court Mission: Leverage community resources to Boulder, CO 80303 Boulder, CO 80301 GATEWAY MONTESSORI SCHOOL increase student achievement and support for 303-447-1010/720-561-5830 303-530-9447/303-530-5013 1500 Ninth Ave. public education in Boulder Valley School District. Mission: Providing pre-K through 12 education to Mission: Professional instruction in the prevention Longmont, CO 80501 Programs create opportunities for at risk students; Boulder Valley. and management of violence and personal safety (303) 772-3864 increase student interest and achievement in Person in charge: Bruce Messinger, training. Mission: Full Montessori curriculum for preschool science, technology and math and motivate and Superintendent Person in charge: Michele Dusenbery, President and kindergarten age children. reward excellent teachers. Year founded: 1961 Year founded: 2000 Person in charge: Linda Gottschalk, Director Person in charge: Sol Halpern, Chair Website: www.bvsd.org Website: www.dartdefense.org Year founded: 1982 Year founded: 1983 Website: www.gatewaymontessorischool.net Website: www.ImpactOnEducation.org BOULDERREADS! EDUCAUSE 1000 Canyon Blvd. 4772 Walnut St., Suite 206 GOLDEN BRIDGE INSTITUTE OF TAOIST EDUCATION Boulder, CO 80302 Boulder, CO 80301-2538 P.O. Box 7488 AND ACUPUNCTURE INC. 303-444-5599/303-441-4119 303-449-4430/303-440-0461 Boulder, CO 80306 325 W. South Boulder Road Mission: Tutoring for reading and writing skills; Mission: To advance higher education by 877-246-5356 Louisville, CO 80027 programs for children and adults. promoting the intelligent use of information Mission: Supporting local and international youth 720-890-8922/720-890-7719 Person in charge: Diana Sherry, Director technology. development through movement-based rites of Mission: Classical five-element acupuncture. Year founded: 1986 Person in charge: Garth Jordan, Vice President of passage processes, leadership development and Person in charge: Hilary Skellon, Clinical Director Website: www.boulderreads.org Operations ongoing mentoring. Year founded: 1996 Website: www.educause.edu Wish list: Housing for youth when they are in town Website: www.itea.edu BVSD LIFELONG LEARNING for our summer intensives; meals for the young 805 Gillaspie Drive ELEMENTARY SPANISH PROGRAM leaders; local mentors; financial support. INSTRUCTIONAL Boulder, CO 80305 1919 14th St., Suite 421 Person in charge: Melissa Michaels, President TELECOMMUNICATIONS FOUNDATION 720-561-3768/720-561-3787 Boulder, CO 80302 Year founded: 1990 2945 Center Green Court, Suite G Mission: Community classes in computers, 303-440-7196/303-998-1592 Website: www.goldenbridge.org Boulder, CO 80301 languages, creative arts, business, food and wine, Mission: Providing low-cost, interactive Spanish 303-442-2707/303-442-6472 gardening, outdoor recreation, writing, dance, yoga classes for more than 600 young children each year. GREENHOUSE SCHOLARS Mission: Provides commercial-free educational and more. Also offers online and classroom courses Wish list: Office space, laptop computers, video 1881 9th St, Suite 200 television to schools. in Internet studies, telecommunications, Spanish camera. Boulder, CO 80302 Person in charge: Adam Miller, National Director for educators. Person in charge: Hanne Brondum, Director 303-460-1754 Year founded: 1986 Person in charge: Shere Holleman, Program Year founded: 1971 Mission: Provides comprehensive personal and Website: www.itfitv.org Manager Website: www.kidsspeakspanish.org financial support to high-performing, under- Year founded: 1984 resourced college students so that they may LEARNING FOR LIVING INSTITUTE Website: www.bvsd.org/lll FASCINATING LEARNING FACTORY become a community of leaders who will evolve 1030 13th St., Suite 305 510 E. Sutton Circle the communities of the world. Boulder, CO 80302 CATALYST HIGH SCHOOL Lafayette, CO 80026-1022 Wish list: Financial support. 303-449-4204/303-449-7322 2575 Park Lane, Suite 100 303-545-9955/303-545-6658 Person in charge: Andra Pool, COO Mission: Develops experiential Life Skills Education Lafayette, CO 80026 Mission: Finding, developing and producing Year founded: 2004 Programs that help college students succeed 303-604-6512 educational programming for television and the Web. Website: www.greenhousescholars.org in the academic work, their careers and in their Website: www.catalystedu.org Wish list: Funding. lives. Programs include career development, Person in charge: Bunnie Strassner, Executive ethics, communication skills, goal achievement, CHARIOT CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS Director constructive thinking. 127 N. Sheridan Year founded: 2000 Person in charge: Dorcas McDonald, Executive Director Broomfield, CO 80020 Website: www.fascinating.tv Year founded: 1999 303-439-9522/303-661-9416 Website: www.learningforliving.org

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LEGACY OF LEARNING NATIONAL INSTITUTE RUNNING RIVER SCHOOL TARA PERFORMING

E 5440 Conestoga Court FOR TRIAL ADVOCACY (NITA) 1370 Forest Park Circle ARTS HIGH SCHOOL

DUCATION Boulder, CO 80301 361 Centennial Parkway, Suite 220 Lafayette, CO 80026 4180 19th St. 303-444-8422/303-444-5223 Louisville, CO 80027 303-499-2059 Boulder, CO 80304 Mission: Teaches basic academic skills, reading, 720-890-4860/720-890-7069 Mission: Specializes in experiential, real-life learning. 303-440-4510/303-448-0090 writing, spelling, math and critical thinking to Mission: Continuing education courses for Integrates academic subjects into thematic units that Mission: College preparatory Waldorf high school, economically disadvantaged, at-risk elementary lawyers through a learning-by-doing method, trial use project-based learning. Curriculum includes: all offering a rigorous academic curriculum with an and secondary students who constitute the lower skills, deposition skills, mediation/negotiation, academic subjects; the teaching of life skills; yoga, emphasis on the performing arts. 25th percentile in their grade. communication skills, customized in-house hiking and knowledge of nature; music; theater; Person in charge: Betsy Barricklow Person in charge: Christine Comment, Executive programs, public service programs. physical fitness and health (including an organic Year founded: 1994 Director Person in charge: John Baker, President and CEO homemade lunch); and communication skills. Website: www.tarahighschool.org Year founded: 1998 Year founded: 1971 Wish list: Building materials for the children to build Website: www.thelegacyoflearning.com Website: www.nita.org with (wood, windows, glass, nails); experts to come TESSERACT in and work with children; business support from 2277 Juniper Ave. LONGMONT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL NEW HORIZONS experts in creating a capital campaign for land and Boulder, CO 80304 550 Coffman St. COOPERATIVE PRESCHOOL in reaching donors or foundations, as well as in 303-447-1429 Longmont, CO 80501 1825 Upland Ave. growing our school. Mission: Develops materials for informal science 303-776-3254/303-485-6937 Boulder, CO 80304 Person in charge: Nancy Monson, Director education. Mission: College prep. 303-442-7434 Year founded: 2001 Person in charge: Carla Selby, CEO Person in charge: Donnie Bennett, Principal Mission: To provide an atmosphere where children Website: www.runningriver.org Year founded: 2007 Year founded: 1993 and their families from different racial, cultural and Website: www.longmontchristian.org economic backgrounds can learn, play and grow SACRED HEART OF JESUS SCHOOL THE LIVING SCHOOL INC. together. 2314 14th St. 1852 Arapahoe Ave. MONTSEGURE INSTITUTE Person in charge: Isolde Hathaway, Director Boulder, CO 80304 Boulder, CO 80302 1630 30th St., Suite A 325 Year founded: 1968 303-447-2362/303-443-2466 303-449-0866/720-304-3089 Boulder, CO 80301 Website: http://newhorizonspreschoolboulder.org/ Mission: Catholic education, high academic Mission: A creative learning experience for children 303-443-9656 standards. Technology in the classrooms. age five to 18. Provides a supportive location for Mission: Unconventional teachings of traditional PARLANDO INC Person in charge: Mary Bartsch, Principal this learning activity as well as a wide variety bodies of knowledge. P.O. Box 7264 Year founded: 1900 of mentors and experiential learning situations. Person in charge: Karin Di Giacomo, Founder Broomfield, CO 80021 Website: www.shjboulder.org The school is run democratically and is based Year founded: 2002 303-442-0006 on the belief that inherent interest, creativity and Website: www.montsegure.com Mission: To further awareness and appreciation SEPTEMBER HIGH SCHOOL relationship skills are essential for a fulfilled life. of music for all people through educational 1902 Walnut St. Person in charge: Dawn Maggio, Director MOUNTAIN SHADOWS experiences including, performance, instruction, Boulder, CO 80302 Year founded: 2001 MONTESSORI SCHOOL and study. 303-443-9933/303-444-5027 Website: www.livingschool.org 4154 63rd St. Person in charge: Travis LaBerge, Co-founder Mission: An intimate and supportive learning Boulder, CO 80301 Year founded: 2003 environment that fosters individual development THORNE ECOLOGICAL INSTITUTE 303-530-5353/303-530-5230 Website: www.parlando.org and reawakens the love of learning. An 8:1 P.O. Box 19107 Mission: AMI-accredited Montessori school student teacher ratio allows us to guide students Boulder, CO 80308 for ages 12 months to 12 years, delivering PRESIDENTS LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE academically as well as socially and emotionally 303-499-3647/720-565-3873 collaborative teacher-student direction, hands- INC. through the many obstacles of adolescence. Mission: Connecting kids to nature through hands- on experiential learning, integrated Montessori CU Campus Box 363 Wish list: Corporate partnerships; students; donors, on environmental education. curriculum. Boulder, CO 80309-0363 technology donations and other in-kind donations. Person in charge: Keith Desrosiers, Executive Director Wish list: Financial support for extra-curricular 303-492-3155/303-492-1620 Person in charge: Celeste C Di Iorio, Head of School Year founded: 1954 programs, scholarships and facility improvements. Mission: To develop top CU Boulder students into Year founded: 1973 Website: www.thorne-eco.org Person in charge: Jan Ferwerda, School Director extraordinary leaders. Website: www.septemberschool.org Year founded: 1976 Person in charge: Tiffany Anderson, Program TINY TIM CENTER INC. Website: www.mountainshadows.org Director; Stephen Grace, Executive Director SHINING MOUNTAIN WALDORF SCHOOL 611 Korte Parkway Year founded: 1972 999 Violet Ave. Longmont, CO 80501 MOUNTAIN SUMMERS INC. Website: www.presidentsleadershipinstitute.org Boulder, CO 80304 303-776-7417/303-776-7471 10063 Gold Hill Road 303-444-7697/303-444-7701 Mission: Comprehensive early childhood education Boulder, CO 80302 PROJECT REACH Mission: Offers an age-appropriate curriculum and therapeutic services designed to assist each 303-442-4557/303-417-9114 2990 Center Green Court S. that integrates academics, arts and practical child in reaching highest potential; specializing in Mission: An educational organization that supports Boulder, CO 80301 studies. Cultivates each student’s individual gifts, children with disabilities. participants in developmental outdoor programs 303-327-5515/303-327-5519 encourages independent thinking and imagination Person in charge: Marc Cowell, Executive Director and immersion in nature and community, and that Mission: Provides educational opportunities for and fosters a life-long love of learning. Year founded: 1956 fosters academic, career and social success. farmworkers where Izze Beverage Co. buys its fruit. Person in charge: Sue Levine, School Director Website: www.tinytimcenter.org Wish list: Having suffered considerable damage Person in charge: Todd Woloson Year founded: 1983 to our facility in the Fourmile fire, we are in need Website: www.izze.com Website: www.smwaldorf.org WATERSHED SCHOOL of funds to support reconstruction projects for the 1661 Alpine Ave. rebuilding of the barn for western and therapeutic ROCKY MOUNTAIN EQUI-RHYTHM SOLSTICE INSTITUTE Boulder, CO 80304 riding programs. 7497 Foothills Hwy 302 Pearl St. 303-440-7520/303-440-7521 Person in charge: Lynn Walker, Vice president Boulder, CO 80302 Boulder, CO 80302 Mission: Research-based curriculum emphasizing Year founded: 1989 303-919-3946 303 939 8463 inquiry-based learning and critical thinking, cross- Website: www.coloradomountainranch.com Mission: Uses the healing power of the horse- Mission: Promotes the emerging culture cultural travel programs, wilderness orientation, human relationship as a foundation for a program of community, health, transformation and arts offerings, scholarship opportunities and NAROPA UNIVERSITY that assists at-risk and vulnerable populations in sustainability. supportive community. Provides education 2310 Arapahoe Ave. imagining, creating, and living lives of purpose, Person in charge: Ben Lipman Varadaan that challenges students to know and care for Boulder, CO 80302 meaning and achievement. Year founded: 1995 themselves, their community, and their world. 303-444-0202/303-444-0410 Person in charge: Caroline Roy Website: www.sustainability.org Wish list: New 15-passenger mini-bus, scholarship Mission: A nationally accredited private, nonprofit, Year founded: 2002 support and marketing assistance. nonsectarian liberal arts institution dedicated to Person in charge: Liz Meador, Head of School advancing contemplative education. Year founded: 2004 Person in charge: John Whitehouse Cobb, President Website: www.watershedschool.org Year founded: 1974 Website: www.naropa.edu GIVING GUIDE 2012 31

WESTERN INTERSTATE COMMISSION ROCKY MOUNTAIN RESCUE GROUP INC. CENTER FOR RESOURCE EGO CARSHARE

FOR HIGHER EDUCATION P.O. Box Y CONSERVATION 1414 19th St. Suite 330D E

3035 Center Green Drive Boulder, CO 80306 2639 Spruce St. Boulder, CO 80302 DUCATION Boulder, CO 80301 303-449-4141 Boulder, CO 80302 303-720-1185/303-416-8900 303-541-0200/303-541-0291 Mission: To provide volunteer search and rescue in 303-999-3820/303-440-0703 Mission: Provides and promotes alternatives to mountainous terrain and assist in other emergencies; Mission: Includes reclaimed building materials, individual car ownership. Owns, maintains, fuels WORLD HOPE FOUNDATION to provide safety education to the community. tool lending library, indoor water inspections and insures a fleet of cars that members have P.O. Box 18031 Person in charge: Kelly P. Lucy, Vice-President; and outdoor sprinkler inspections, low-cost access to throughout Boulder and Denver. Boulder, CO 80308 Steve Chappell, President xeriscape Garden-In-A-Box, custom furniture from Wish list: Under-utilized vehicles that can be

303-258-1141/800-880-5769 Year founded: 1947 repurposed materials, drip irrigation kits, ReNew placed in our fleet or cash donations for building | E Mission: To bring innovative and culturally relevant Website: www.rockymountainrescue.org Our Schools, energy advising. our fleet; free parking in highly visibility areas; resources to Native American reservation schools Wish list: Conserve Energy Conserve Water Divert partnerships and marketing opportunities with local and communities. materials from the landfill businesses and developers. ENVIRONMENT MERGENCY Year founded: 1999 Person in charge: Keith Frausto, Executive Director Person in charge: Karen Worminghaus, Executive Director Website: www.worldhopefoundation.us AMERICAN SOLAR ENERGY SOCIETY Year founded: 1976 Year founded: 2001 2400 Central Ave., Suite A Website: www.conservationcenter.org Website: www.carshare.org YOUR ENGLISH SCHOOL Boulder, CO 80301 DBA YES SCHOOL 303-443-3130/303-443-3212 COLORADO OPEN LANDS ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENSE 1128 Pine St. Mission: Association of solar professionals and 274 Union Blvd., Suite 320 2334 N.Broadway Boulder, CO 80302 advocates. To inspire an era of energy innovation Lakewood, CO 80228 Boulder, CO 80304 303-499-2352 and speed the transition to a sustainable energy 303-988-2373/303-988-2383 303-440-4901/303-440-8052 | E Mission: English as a Second Language instruction economy. Advances education, research and policy. Mission: Works to preserve open lands through Mission: Works locally on water and air quality to international men and women at low cost. Person in charge: Shaun McGrath, Executive public and private partnerships, innovative land issues and habitat restoration and protection. NVIRONMENT Person in charge: Tommie Atanasoff, Director Director conservation techniques and strategic leadership. Person in charge: Dan Grossman, Regional Director Year founded: 1995 Year founded: 1954 Wish list: Program funding for our North Fork Year founded: 1969 Website: www.learnenglishboulder.org Website: www.ases.org Valley Community Conservation Area in Delta and Website: www.environmentaldefense.org Montrose Counties; funding for our Land Protection EMERGENCY AUDUBON COLORADO fellowship program; funding for our Gunnison Basin GO BOULDER 1966 13th St., Suite 230 Community Conservation Area in Gunnison and P.O. Box 791 AMERICAN RED CROSS MILE HIGH Boulder, CO 80302 Saguache Counties. Boulder, CO 80306 CHAPTER, BOULDER/BROOMFIELD 303-415-0130/303-415-0125 Person in charge: Cheryl Fox, Director of 303-441-3266/303-441-4271 BRANCH Mission: Conserving and restoring natural Development and Administration Mission: Supporting and providing alternative 444 Sherman St. ecosystems; environmental education and outreach. Year founded: 1981 transportation. Denver, CO 80203-3502 Year founded: 1999 Website: www.coloradoopenlands.org Person in charge: Chris Hagelin, Senior 303-722-7474/303-722-7588 Website: www.auduboncolorado.org Transportation Manager Mission: Provide relief to victims of disaster and DUCKS UNLIMITED Website: www.goboulder.net helps people prevent, prepare for and respond BOULDER COUNTY AUDUBON SOCIETY 7795 Lebrun Court to emergencies. Services include disaster relief P.O. Box 2081 Lonetree, CO 80124 GROUP TO ALLEVIATE SMOKING and preparedness, health and safety education, Boulder, CO 80306 303-927-1949 POLLUTION OF COLORADO (GASP) transportation and youth services. 303-494-2468 Mission: Conserves, restores and manages 2885 Aurora Ave., Suite 37 Person in charge: Charley Shimanski, CEO Mission: A voice for migratory bird and wildlife wetlands and associated habitats for North Boulder, CO 80303 Year founded: 1914 conservation through habitat protection, political America’s waterfowl. These habitats also benefit 303-444-9799 Website: www.ColoradoRedCross.org action and education. other wildlife and people. Mission: Promotes and advocates for smoke-free Wish list: Volunteers to help with bird inventories; Person in charge: Kirk Davidson, Regional Director policies, educates the public about the dangers of BOULDER EMERGENCY SQUAD donations of binoculars; volunteers to join our Year founded: 1937 secondhand smoke, and provides assistance for HEADQUARTERS board of directors. Website: www.ducks.org people having problems with tobacco-smoke pollution. P.O. Box 18887 Person in charge: Steve Jones, Vice President Person in charge: Pete Bialick, President Boulder, CO 80308 Year founded: 1979 ECO-CYCLE INC. Year founded: 1977 303-443-4081 Website: www.boulderaudubon.org 5030 Pearl St. Website: www.gaspforair.org Mission: Volunteer technical search and rescue Boulder, CO 80301 specialists. BOULDER CREEK WATERSHED INITIATIVE 303-444-6634/303-444-6647 GROWING GARDENS Year founded: 1963 P.O. Box 18 Mission: Operates the Eco-Cycle/City of Boulder 1630 Hawthorn Ave Website: www.bes-rescue.org Boulder, CO 80306 Center for Hard-to-Recycle Materials and manages Boulder, CO 80304 303-413-7365 the Boulder County Recycling Center. Helps local 303-443-9952 FRONT RANGE RESCUE DOGS Mission: To educate and inform the public about businesses, schools, community events, local Mission: Enriches the life of our community through P.O. Box 18181 issues that affect the Boulder Creek watershed and governments and individuals work toward zero environmentally sustainable gardening programs Boulder, CO 80308 to promote programs and actions that will establish waste by offering recycling, composting and that empower people to experience a direct and 303-441-4985 a community stewardship ethic. purchasing services, education and consulting. deep connection with plants, the land and each other. Mission: Canine search and rescue teams for Person in charge: Paul Hempel, Executive Director Wish list: Support and participation in recycling, Wish list: Volunteers, funding, support at the missing persons. Year founded: 1996 composting and zero waste practices to help our Farmers Market. Year founded: 1984 Website: www.basin.org/bcwi community reach its zero waste goals. Person in charge: Ramona Clark, Executive Director Website: www.frontrangerescuedogs.org Person in charge: Eric Lombardi, Executive Year founded: 1998 BOULDER EAST Director; Marti Matsch, Communications Director Website: www.growinggardens.org LONGMONT EMERGENCY UNIT No. 124, 2770 Arapahoe, Suite 132 Year founded: 1976 P.O. Box 1202 Lafayette, CO 80026 Website: www.ecocycle.org INSTITUTE FOR INTENTIONALLY Longmont, CO 80502 303-819-6838 SUSTAINABLE NEIGHBORHOODS 303-776-6180/303-682-8936 Mission: Promotes transit, carpooling, biking, 4676 Broadway Mission: An organization comprised of men and vanpooling, telecommuting and other transportation Boulder, CO 80304 women who are on call 24 hours a day, 365 days a options in an effort to cut back on single-occupant 303-442-4286 year, trained to respond to any type of emergency. vehicles on the road. Mission: To discover best practices and models of Person in charge: Corby Layer, Secretary/ Wish list: Reduce Single Occupancy Vehicles intentionally sustainable neighborhoods through Treasurer Support & Promote Alternative Modes of credible research methods, and to actively support Year founded: 1957 Transportation Encourage Transit, biking, carpooling the increased use of these best practices and models Website: www.leu-rescue.org Person in charge: Bob Whitson, Executive Director through neighborhood-based education initiatives. Year founded: 2004 Year founded: 2007 Website: www.bouldereast.org Website: www.iisn.org 32 GIVING GUIDE 2012

JAMES CREEK WATERSHED RECYCLEBOULDERVALLEY.ORG WESTERN RESOURCE ADVOCATES NATURAL TRANSITIONS

E INITIATIVE P.O. Box 1004 2260 Baseline Road, Suite 200 P.O. Box 17848

NVIRONMENT P. O. Box 110 Lafayette, CO 80026 Boulder, CO 80302 Boulder, CO 80308 Jamestown, CO 80455 303-444-2550 303-444-1188/303-786-8054 303-443-3418/303-443-3418 303-449-2621 Mission: Free website for posting still usable Mission: To protect the West’s land, air and water. Mission: To reclaim after-death care for families Mission: To engage the community in protecting material items you want to recycle, rather than throw Person in charge: Karin Sheldon, Executive Director and communities, educating and empowering the waters of James Creek and the forest into landfills. Members may ask for things they Year founded: 1989 them to make choices that are more meaningful, ecosystem surrounding it. need, as well. Goal is to reduce, recycle and reuse. Website: www.westernresourceadvocates.org affordable, and environmentally conscious. Person in charge: Coleen Williams, Executive Features sustainable living, zero waste information Person in charge: Karen van Vuuren, Executive Director and community links for adults and kids. WILD BEAR MOUNTAIN ECOLOGY Director Year founded: 1997 Person in charge: Linda Radcliffe CENTER AKA WILD BEAR CENTER FOR Year founded: 2003

| F Year founded: 2003 NATURE DISCOVERY Website: www.naturaltransitions.org LEAVE NO TRACE CENTER FOR Website: www.recyclebouldervalley.org 20 Lakeview Drive Unit 107, P.O. Box 3017 OUTDOOR ETHICS Nederland, CO 80466 PARENTING PLACE

AMILY 1830 17th St. RESOURCE - RECLAIMED BUILDING 303-258-0495 1235 Pine St. Boulder, CO 80302 MATERIALS Mission: Provides year-round, hands-on Boulder, CO 80302 303-442-8222/303-442-8217 6400 Arapahoe Road educational programs to people of all ages in order 303-449-0177/303-448-0178 Mission: National nonprofit organization dedicated Boulder, CO 80303 to foster a lifelong appreciation of the environment Mission: Family resource center serving Boulder |F to promoting and inspiring responsible outdoor 303-419-5418/303-440-0703 and to promote an environmentally aware, and Broomfield counties. recreation through education, research and Mission: Provides landfill diversion programs, responsible and ecologically sound community. Person in charge: Will Kropp, Executive Director

OUNDATIONS partnerships. including the ReSource Yards in Boulder and Fort Wish list: Funding, volunteers and board members Year founded: 1988 Person in charge: Dana Watts, Executive Director Collins that promote deconstruction, accepts with financial and fundraising expertise. Website: www.myparentingplace.org Website: www.lnt.org reusable building material donations and sells Person in charge: Jill Dreves, Executive Director reclaimed building materials. Also designs Year founded: 1995 ST. VRAIN FAMILY CENTER NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION and builds furniture from reclaimed building Website: www.wildbear.org P.O. Box 2174 2260 Baseline Road, Suite 100 materials. Provides the community access to a Longmont, CO 80502-2174 Boulder, CO 80302 comprehensive, centralized tool inventory. WILDLANDS RESTORATION 303-776-5348/303-485-2055 303-786-8001/303-786-8911 Person in charge: Shaun LaBarre, ReSource VOLUNTEERS Mission: Provides building blocks for healthy Mission: Encourages people to conserve wildlife Director 3012 Sterling Circle, Suite 201 families through educational opportunities, and other natural resources. Year founded: 1996 Boulder, CO 80301 supportive services and resources in a safe and Person in charge: Susan Koehler, Boulder Contact Website: www.ReSourceYaRoadorg 303-543-1411 nurturing environment Website: www.nwf.org Mission: To foster a community spirit of shared Wish list: Board members willing to volunteer two SKICARPOOL responsibility for the stewardship and restoration to 10 hours per month; monetary donations to NATIVE AMERICAN FISH 3172 29th St. of public lands among residents of the Northern offset client fees; childcare volunteers to help with & WILDLIFE SOCIETY Boulder, CO 80301 Colorado Front Range and beyond. parenting classes. 8333 Greenwood Blvd., Suite 260 Mission: Help people save time and money Person in charge: Ed Self, Executive Director Person in charge: Coreen Schmidt, Executive Director Denver, CO 80221 while reducing pollution and making new friends Year founded: 1999 Year founded: 1999 303-466-1725/303-466-5414 carpooling to Colorado resorts. Website: www.wlrv.org Website: www.stvrainfamilycenter.org Mission: Protection, conservation and Person in charge: Glenn Lieberman, Executive enhancement of Native American fish and wildlife Director FAMILY FOUNDATIONS resources. Website: www.SkiCarpool.org Wish list: Volunteers BOULDER-BROOMFIELD FOSTER/ ARC THRIFT STORES Person in charge: Ida Hildebrand, Acting President, SOUTHWEST ENERGY ADOPTIVE FAMILY ASSOCIATION 6500 W. 120th Ave. NAFWS EFFICIENCY PROJECT 24 Princeton Circle Broomfield, CO 80020 Year founded: 1982 2260 Baseline Road, Suite 212 Longmont, CO 80503-2106 303-439-7255 Website: www.nafws.org Boulder, CO 80302 303-554-1328 Mission: Chain of thrift stores whose proceeds go 303-447-0078/303-786-8054 Mission: Development of safe, stable and highly towards programs for people with developmental NATURE CONSERVANCY Mission: Promotes energy efficiency in the states skilled foster/adoptive families for Boulder and disabilities. 2424 Spruce St. of Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah Broomfield Counties’ abused and neglected Person in charge: Lloyd Lewis, CEO Boulder, CO 80302 and Wyoming. children. Year founded: 1963 303-444-2950/303-417-0982 Year founded: 2001 Year founded: 1972 Website: www.arcthrift.org Mission: Preserve the plants, animals and natural Website: www.swenergy.org Website: www.bbffa.org communities that represent the diversity of life on BIKES BELONG FOUNDATION Earth by protecting the lands and waters they need THE WILD FOUNDATION INNERWISDOM INSTITUTE 1928 Pearl St. to survive. 717 Poplar Ave. 1400 Balsam Ave. Boulder, CO 80302 Person in charge: Charles Bedford, Director Boulder, CO 80304 Boulder, CO 80304 303-449-4893/303-442-2936 Year founded: 1951 303-442-8811/303-442-8877 303-359-4099 Mission: To put more people on bikes more often, Website: www.nature.org Mission: Dedicated to protecting wilderness and Mission: To inspire youth and adults to live with a special focus on children and bicycle safety. wild-nature around the world and in Colorado. To authentic, purposeful, conscious lives by tapping Year founded: 2006 PACIFIC INSTITUTE COLORADO protect at least half of the planet, land and water, into guiding wisdom. Website: www.bikesbelong.org 2260 Baseline Road, Suite 205 in an interconnected way so that wilderness areas Person in charge: Lora de la Cruz Boulder, CO 80302 can continue to provide social, spiritual, biological Website: www.innerwisdominstitute.org BOULDER COUNTY BAR FOUNDATION 720-564-0651/303-786-8054 and economic benefits. 1942 Broadway, Suite 205 Mission: Dedicated to protecting the natural Wish list: Financial support; community MEDICINE HORSE PROGRAM Boulder, CO 80302 world, encouraging sustainable development and involvement; advocacy for nature-first 8778 Arapahoe Ave. 303-440-4758 improving global security. management of Boulder’s open space and other Boulder, CO 80303 Mission: Raises and distributes funds to legally Person in charge: Michael Cohen, Colorado public lands; participation in events; subscription to 720-406-7630/720-406-7630 related 501(c)(3) organizations. Contact e-newsletter, blog or other social media. Mission: Through their therapeutic interaction Person in charge: Christine Hylbert, Executive Year founded: 1987 Person in charge: Vance Martin, President with horses, participants experience psychological, Director Website: www.pacinst.org Year founded: 1974 social, emotional and spiritual growth; also does Year founded: 1983 Website: www.wild.org corporate team-building. Website: www.boulder-bar.org Person in charge: Kathy King Johnson, Executive Director Year founded: 2001 Website: www.medicinehorse.org GIVING GUIDE 2012 33

BOULDER HOUSING DAVIS PHINNEY FOUNDATION LOUISVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY THE Q.D. FOUNDATION INC.

PARTNERS FOUNDATION FOR PARKINSON’S FOUNDATION 3800 Pleasant Ridge Road F

4800 N. Broadway 4676 Broadway 950 Spruce St. Boulder, CO 80301 OUNDATIONS Boulder, CO 80304 Boulder, CO 80304 Louisville, CO 80027 303-938-8750 720-564- 4648/303 939 9569 303—733-3340/303-733-3350 303-335-4849 Person in charge: James Griffey, Founder Mission: To help Boulder Housing Partners residents Mission: Foundation dedicated to improving the Mission: To promote and support the Louisville pursue successful, productive and dignified lives by lives of people with Parkinson’s disease. Public Library. UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO connecting residents to resources for supportive, life- Person in charge: Davis Phinney, Founder; Amy Person in charge: Phil Barton, President FOUNDATION enriching, and community building services. Howard, Executive Director Website: www.ci.louisville.co.us/library/foundation.asp 4740 Walnut St. Wish list: Donations for emergency home-care Year founded: 2004 Boulder, CO 80301 assistance to support low-income seniors and Website: www.davisphinneyfoundation.org NEDERLAND COMMUNITY LIBRARY 303-541-1200/303-541-1296 people with disabilities during a crisis; donations to FOUNDATION Mission: To support the University of Colorado. | G purchase computers for our Learn to Earn program; ENTREPRENEURS’ FOUNDATION P.O. Box 836 Person in charge: Wayne Hutchens, CEO, donations for emergency funds to help families stay OF COLORADO Nederland, CO 80466 President housed during personal crises. 4001 Discovery Drive, Suite 200 303-258-1101 Year founded: 1967 Person in charge: Anna Kay Johnson, Service Boulder, CO 80303 Mission: To provide positive public attention for the Website: www.cufund.org AY

Coordinator III; Penny Hannagan, Director, Business 303-565-2802 Nederland Community Library’s services, facilities AND Development Mission: Foundation that encourages entrepreneurs and needs. GAY AND LESBIAN Year founded: 2000 to give early in the entrepreneurial process. Website: www.nedlib.org Website: www.boulderhousing.org Person in charge: Brad Feld, Trustee OUT BOULDER L Year founded: 2006 ROCK BOTTOM FOUNDATION P.O. Box 1018 BOULDER PARKS AND RECREATION Website: www.efcolorado.org 248 Centennial Parkway, Suite 100 Boulder, CO 80306 ESBIAN FOUNDATION Louisville, CO 80027 303-499-5777/303-413-8711 P.O. Box 20935 GOLDEN WEST FOUNDATION 303-664-4000/303-664-4197 Mission: Network building for Boulder’s GLBTQ Boulder, CO 80308-3935 1055 Adams Circle Mission: To impact hunger in our communities, community.

303-447-0585 Boulder, CO 80303 help our teammates in crisis and inspire a culture Wish list: Donations; ability for volunteers to | H Mission: Facilitates donations and volunteer 303-444-3967/303-939-0808 of giving and volunteerism. create support groups or other meetings of interest support for parks and recreation services. Mission: To acquire charitable gifts and donations that Person in charge: Angie Leach, Community to the community; volunteers to help with other Person in charge: Colleen King, Executive Director will be used to benefit all residents of Golden West. Relations Manager areas of need (office duties, cleaning, backyard Year founded: 1976 Person in charge: John Torres, Executive Director Year founded: 2000 maintenance, event assistance). EALTH Website: www.playboulder.org Year founded: 1986 Website: www.rockbottomfoundation.org Person in charge: Aicila Lewis, Executive Director Website: www.goldenwestseniors.com/o_ Year founded: 1995 BOULDER PUBLIC LIBRARY FOUNDATION foundation.asp SOULSONG GLOBAL OUTREACH Website: www.outboulder.org 1000 Canyon Blvd. FOUNDATION (SSEGO) Boulder, CO 80302 HISPANIC EDUCATION FOUNDATION 372 Lefthand Canyon Drive PFLAG BOULDER COUNTY Mission: Enables members of the Boulder P.O. Box 2102 Boulder, CO 80302 P.O. Box 19696 community to support the Boulder Public Library Longmont, CO 80502 720-771-7488 Boulder, CO 80308 through tax-deductible gifts. 303-516-8904 Mission: Establishment and sustainability of cottage 303-444-8164/303-684-0683 Person in charge: Barbara Kostanick, President Mission: Raising funds to award to local citizens. industry business opportunities for women globally. Mission: To give support to cope with an adverse Year founded: 1974 Person in charge: Matthew Zavala, President Person in charge: Sharon Sofia Fletter, Founder society; education; to enlighten an ill-informed Website: www.bplf.net Year founded: 1989 Year founded: 2006 public; and advocacy, to end discrimination and Website: bcn.boulder.co.us/univ_school/hef/ Website: www.soulsong.org secure equal civil rights for gay, lesbian, bisexual BRILLIANT WORK and transgender persons. AND CAREER INTUITIVE HOLLAND & HART FOUNDATION THE BRAIN TRUST Wish list: Volunteers for our board; volunteers P.O. Box 17343 Boulder, CO P.O. Box 1319 speakers to support civil union bills in the Boulder, CO 80308 303-437-2700 Boulder, CO 80306 legislature; allies who will stand up and speak out 303-939-8574 Mission: Financial and volunteer commitment to 303-484-2126/303-484-2126 to stop anti-gay jokes and harassment. Mission: Career and relationship counseling. community service. Mission: To provide emergency funds for essential Person in charge: Kristen Kinard, President Person in charge: Sue Frederick, Founder Person in charge: Debbie Rickers, Boulder Contact goods and services for persons with mild to Year founded: 1993 Year founded: 2002 Year founded: 1999 moderate traumatic brain injury and to promote Website: www.pflagboulder.org Website: www.careerintuitive.org Website: www.hollandandhartfoundation.org education about brain injury. Person in charge: Mary Ann Keatley, Co-founder THE OPEN DOOR FUND OF THE BROOMFIELD COMMUNITY JARED POLIS FOUNDATION Year founded: 1998 COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOUNDATION P.O. Box 4659 Website: www.the-brain-trust.org 1123 Spruce St. P.O. Box 2040 Boulder, CO 80306 Boulder, CO 80304 Broomfield, CO 80038 303-865-3980/303-865-3989 THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION 303-442-0436 303-469-7208/303-410-1733 Mission: Encourages individuals and organizations SERVING BOULDER COUNTY Mission: Grants and funding for programs that Mission: To develop charitable giving to support to be proactive by supporting and pursuing 1123 Spruce St. serve Boulder County’s GLBTQ population. civic projects, human services, arts and humanities, education and technology in Colorado communities. Boulder, CO 80302 Year founded: 1996 seniors and education. Person in charge: Jared Polis, Founder 303-442-0436/303-442-1221 Website: www.opendoorfund.org Person in charge: Karen Smith, Executive Director Website: www.jaredpolisfoundation.org Mission: Exists to improve the quality of life in Year founded: 1993 Boulder County, now and forever, and to build a HEALTH Website: www.broomfieldfoundation.org LONGMONT COMMUNITY culture of giving. FOUNDATION Person in charge: Josie Heath, President AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY - GREAT CRAYONS TO CALCULATORS 401 Main St., Suite 102 Year founded: 1991 WEST DIVISION 75 Manhattan Drive, Suite 205 Longmont, CO 80501 Website: www.commfound.org 6857 Paiute Ave. Boulder, CO 80303 303-678-6555/303-678-6556 Longmont, CO 80503 303-524-3865 Mission: To improve life in Longmont and the St. THE OUTDOOR FOUNDATION 303-776-2689/303-776-2875 Mission: Community wide school supply drive Vrain Valley by connecting people who care with 4909 Pearl East Circle, Suite 200 Mission: Community-based voluntary health to provide new backpacks with new supplies to causes that matter. Boulder, CO 80301 organization dedicated to eliminating cancer as low-income students in Boulder Valley and St. Vrain Wish list: Financial and volunteer support from 303-444-3353/303-444-3284 a major health problem by preventing cancer, Valley public schools by the first day of school. residents. Mission: Established to inspire and grow future saving lives, and diminishing suffering from cancer, Wish list: Backpacks and school supplies. Person in charge: Eric Hozempa, Executive generations of outdoor enthusiasts. through research, education, advocacy and service. Person in charge: Fran Ryan, CEO Director; Marjorie Weibel, Program Assistant Person in charge: Christine Fanning, Executive Director Year founded: 1913 Year founded: 2004 Year founded: 1994 Year founded: 2002 Website: www.cancer.org Website: www.crayonstocalculators.org Website: www.longmontfoundation.org Website: www.outdoorfoundation.org 34 GIVING GUIDE 2012 AUTISM SOCIETY BOULDER COUNTY AIDS PROJECT CLINICA FAMILY HEALTH SERVICES EXEMPLA GOOD SAMARITAN OF BOULDER COUNTY 82 21st Ave. 2000 W. South Boulder Road MEDICAL CENTER FOUNDATION

H 194 Mesa Ct. Longmont, CO 80501 Lafayette, CO 80026 200 Exempla Circle Louisville, CO 80027 303-444-6121/303-444-0260 303-665-9310/303-926-0363 Lafayette, CO 80026 EALTH 720-272-8231 Mission: HIV/AIDS testing, prevention programs and Mission: Family medicine. 303-689-5252/303-689-5241 Mission: Supports families and professionals in information line, individualized case management. Year founded: 1977 Mission: Fundraising for Exempla Good Samaritan the area by publishing an annual resource guide Person in charge: Ana Hopperstad, Executive Director Website: www.clinica.org Medical Center. and provides support through newsletters, email, Year founded: 1985 Wish list: Volunteers, donations, board members. monthly meetings and an annual conference. Website: www.bcap.org CLINICA FAMILY HEALTH SERVICES Person in charge: Laura Folsom, Vice President of Person in charge: Sue Thomas, Vice president; 2525 13th St. Development Angelique Layton, President BOULDER COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH Boulder, CO 80304 Year founded: 2005 Website: www.autismboulder.org 3450 Broadway 303-650-4460 /303-449-9631 Website: www.exempla.org Boulder, CO 80304 Mission: Primary health care for the uninsured and AVISTA ADVENTIST HOSPITAL 303-441-1100/303-413-7505 medically underserved in Boulder. EYE HEALTH INSTITUTE (EHI) 100 Health Park Drive Mission: Provides public health services such as Person in charge: Pete Leibig, CEO P.O. Box 11052 Louisville, CO 80027 immunizations, WIC, program for parenting teens, Year founded: 1970 Boulder, CO 80301 303-673-1000/303-673-1048 support for LGBTIQ youth, addiction recovery, Website: www.clinica.org 303-449-1401/303-530-1072 Mission: Provides comprehensive medical information and monitoring of water and air quality. Mission: Provide comprehensive eye care to the services, including 24-hour emergency Conducts restaurant inspections and monitors and COLORADO DHCA LOW INCOME people of Jamaica. care. Maternity care and advanced total joint prevents the spread of communicable and animal- DENTAL PROGRAM Person in charge: Richard A. Cross, Founder replacement provider. borne disease. 1250 S. Hover Road, Unit F Year founded: 2001 Person in charge: John Sackett, CEO Person in charge: Jeff Zayach, Executive Director Longmont, CO 80501 Website: www.eyehealthinstitute.org Year founded: 1990 Year founded: 1952 303-430-7399 Website: www.avistahospital.org Website: www.co.boulder.co.us/health Mission: Preventative and diagnostic dental FOUNDATION FOR HUMAN services, restorative dental services and oral ENRICHMENT AVISTA HOSPITAL FOUNDATION BOULDER VALLEY WOMEN’S surgery for low-income adults and children. 7102 La Vista Place, Suite 200 7995 Prentice Ave., Suite 204 HEALTH CENTER Niwot, CO 80503 Greenwood Village, CO 80111 2855 Valmont Road DENTAL AID 303-652-4035 303-715-7619/303-781-5133 Boulder, CO 80301 877 South Boulder Road Mission: Education and resources for healing Mission: Financial support for Avista Adventist 303-442-5160/303-440-8769 Louisville, CO 80027 trauma. Hospital. Mission: To provide accessible, confidential and 303-665-8228/303-665-8994 Person in charge: Peter Levine, Founder Wish list: Financial support, board members, comprehensive gynecological and reproductive Mission: Emergency, preventive and restorative Year founded: 1997 in-kind support. healthcare, including sexual health services and dental services for low-income and uninsured Website: www.traumahealing.com Person in charge: Geoffrey S. Isaak, Executive education. adults and children. Director Wish list: Contributions to our Annual Fund, which Wish list: Financial support. GRILLO HEALTH Year founded: 1984 helps provide family planning/gynecology on a Person in charge: Dennis Lewis, CEO INFORMATION CENTER Website: www.avistahospitalfoundation.org sliding scale; contributions to our Reproductive Year founded: 1974 1000 Canyon Blvd. Equality Fund, which provides financial assistance Website: www.dentalaid.org Boulder, CO 80302 BOULDER COMMUNITY HOSPITAL to low-income women who cannot afford the cost 303-441-4144/303-442-1808 1100 Balsam Ave. of abortion care; donations of women-centered DENTAL AID ADULT Mission: Provides health information research Boulder, CO 80304 artwork for our newly remodeled Boulder clinic. AND CHILDREN’S CLINIC assistance free of charge. Access to reliable, 303-440-2273/303-441-0478 Person in charge: Susan B. Levy, Executive Director 4155 Darley Ave., Suite C trustworthy and up-to-date health information. Mission: Emergency, cardiology, oncology, ICU, Year founded: 1973 Boulder, CO 80305 Person in charge: Chris Engleman, Co-director; orthopedics, neurology, general medical-surgical Website: www.boulderwomenshealth.org; www. 303-499-7072/303-494-8449 Carol Salter, Co-director care, rehabilitation, stroke care, radiology (imaging), teenclinic.org Mission: Emergency, preventive and restorative Year founded: 1998 laboratory. dental services for low-income and uninsured Website: www.grillocenter.org Person in charge: David Gehant, President/CEO CENTENNIAL PEAKS HOSPITAL adults and children. Year founded: 1922 2255 S. 88th St. Person in charge: Dennis Lewis, CEO HAKOMI INSTITUTE Website: www.bch.org Louisville, CO 80027 Year founded: 1974 P.O. Box 1873 303-673-9990/303-673-9703 Website: www.dentalaid.org Boulder, CO 80306 BOULDER COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Mission: Free-standing JCAHO-accredited 303-499-6699 FOUNDATION psychiatric hospital. Acute inpatient mental health DENTAL AID ADULT AND CHILDREN’S Mission: Coordinates organizations worldwide P.O. Box 9019 care; residential treatment for adolescents; CLINIC - LONGMONT offering trainings in the Hakomi method, an Boulder, CO 80301-9019 intensive outpatient chemical dependency 1715 Princess Drive experiential, somatic, mindfulness-based 303-440-2167/303-440-2435 treatment; ECT; free aftercare; partial hospitilization Longmont, CO 80501 psychotherapy. Provides therapist referrals and Mission: Medical technology; assistance to for eating disorders. 303-682-2619/303-682-0455 information about Hakomi therapy. provide care to the uninsured; parent and family Person in charge: Andrew Braun, Executive Director Mission: Emergency, preventive and restorative Person in charge: Laurie Adato, Executive Director enhancement. Year founded: 1976 dental services for low-income and uninsured Year founded: 1981 Person in charge: Ron Secrist, President Website: www.centennialpeaks.com adults and children. Website: www.hakomi.org Year founded: 1978 Person in charge: Dennis Lewis, D.D.S. Website: www.bch.org CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL Year founded: 1974 HELPING HANDS HEALTH EDUCATION COLORADO NORTH CAMPUS Website: www.dentalaid.org 948 Pearl St. BOULDER COUNTY AIDS PROJECT 469 W. U.S. Highway 7 Boulder, CO 80302 2118 14th St. Broomfield, CO 80023 EXEMPLA GOOD SAMARITAN 303 448-1811/303 440-7328 Boulder, CO 80302 720-777-1340 MEDICAL CENTER Mission: Helps people of the world who need help 303-444-6121/303-444-0260 Mission: Provides 24-7 urgent care, 72-hour 200 Exempla Circle in the area of health and education. Mission: To provide support, advocacy and inpatient observation. Imaging includes digital X-ray, Lafayette, CO 80026 Person in charge: Narayan Shrestha, Founder, education to those in our community who are CT, MRI, ultrasound. Neurodiagnostics/EEG/sleep 303-689-4000/303-689-6999 President; Narayan Shrestha, Founder and infected with or affected by HIV/AIDS, and to serve studies. Asthma, audiology, cardiology. Cerebral Mission: Cardiovascular care, level II neonatal care, President as an outreach and information center to prevent palsy clinic (combo orthopedic/rehab), dermatology, emergency and trauma services, KidsTrek, Bone Year founded: 1992 further transmission of the disease. endocrinology, ENT, gastroenterology, neurology, & Joint Institute, general surgery, occupational Website: www.helpinghandsusa.org Person in charge: Ana Hopperstad, Executive nutrition, ophthalmology, orthopedics, pediatric medicine, OB/GYN, neurosurgery, pediatrics, lab and Director surgery, phlebotomy, plastic surgery, pulmonary, radiology, breast care, accredited chest pain center. Year founded: 1985 rehabilitation, sleep disorders, sports medicine, sports Person in charge: David Hamm, CEO, President Website: www.bcap.org physical therapy, pediatric sports medicine, urology. Year founded: 2004 Year founded: 2008 Website: www.exempla.org Website: www.childrenscolorado.org GIVING GUIDE 2012 35 HERB RESEARCH FOUNDATION HOSPICECARE OF BOULDER AND MENTAL HEALTH PARTNERS NATIONAL ALLIANCE ON MENTAL 5589 Arapahoe Ave., Suite 205 BROOMFIELD COUNTIES 1333 Iris Ave. ILLNESS (NAMI)

Boulder, CO 803038115 2594 Trailridge Drive E. Boulder, CO 80304 1333 Iris Ave. H 303-449-2265/303-449-7849 Lafayette, CO 80026 303-443-8500/303-449-6029 Boulder, CO 80304 EALTH Mission: Conducts scientific, historical and cultural 303-449-7740/303-604-5393 Mission: Provides comprehensive, community 303-443-4591 research on herbal medicine and educates the Mission: Hospice care program, palliative home mental health services to all ages and all residents Mission: Support, education and advocacy for public, health-care professionals, the media and health program, grief and education programs. of Boulder and Broomfield Counties regardless of people with a mental illness and their families. companies about the safety and benefits of herbs Wish list: Expert and compassionate medical, ability to pay. Year founded: 1979 for health. emotional and spiritual care for those who are Wish list: Donations, directors and trustees. Website: www.namibouldercounty.org Wish list: Marketing assistance, technical and terminally ill and their families; support, comfort Person in charge: Barbara Ryan, CEO, Executive research support and of course, funding. and guidance for those who are grieving the loss Director NATIONAL PEDIATRIC AIDS NETWORK Person in charge: Robert S. McCaleb, President of someone close to them; education and relevant Year founded: 1962 P.O. Box 1032 Year founded: 1983 information about all matters related to grief, death Website: www.mhpcolorado.org Boulder, CO 80306 Website: www.herbs.org and dying. 303-817-2794/303-496-0880 Person in charge: Darla Schueth, President and CEO MENTAL HEALTH PARTNERS Mission: Provides education, advocacy, and HOSPICECARE Year founded: 1976 529 Coffman, Suite 300 emotional support to those infected and affected & SHARE THRIFT SHOP Website: www.hospicecareonline.org Longmont, CO 80501 by HIV/AIDS, promotes research in the prevention 5565 Arapahoe Ave. 303-684-0555/303-245-4459 and treatment. Boulder, CO 80303 HOSPICECARE OF BOULDER AND Mission: Provides comprehensive, community Person in charge: Gary Gale, Founding Director 303-604-5300 BROOMFIELD COUNTIES mental health services to all ages and all residents Year founded: 1996 Mission: Proceeds from Thrift Shop support 2594 Trail Ridge Drive E. of Boulder and Broomfield Counties regardless of Website: www.npan.org HospiceCare. Lafayette, CO 80026 ability to pay. Wish list: Expert and compassionate medical, 303-449-7740/303-604-5393 Wish list: Donations, Directors, Trustees PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF THE emotional and spiritual care for those who are Mission: Hospice care program, palliative home Person in charge: Barbara Ryan, CEO, Executive ROCKY MOUNTAINS BOULDER terminally ill and their families; support, comfort health program, grief and education program, Director 2525 Arapahoe Ave., Suite C-200 and guidance for those who are grieving the loss cardiac and chronic obstructive pulmonary, Year founded: 1972 Boulder, CO 80302 of someone close to them; education and relevant neurological disease and pediatric programs. Website: www.mhpcolorado.org 303-447-1040/303-447-2882 information about all matters related to grief, death Wish list: Expert and compassionate medical, emotional Mission: Health-care services for women, testing and dying. and spiritual care for those who are terminally ill and MENTAL HEALTH PARTNERS and treatment of STDs for men and women, HIV Person in charge: Darla Schueth, President and CEO their families; support, comfort and guidance for those 899 U.S. Highway 287 Suite 300 rapid tests. Medication abortion services also Year founded: 1976 who are grieving the loss of someone close to them; Broomfield, CO 80020 available. Lower cost birth control services. Website: www.hospicecareonline.org education and relevant information about all matters 303-466-3007 Person in charge: Ann Firstenberg, Health Center related to grief, death and dying. Mission: Provides comprehensive, community Manager HOSPICECARE OF BOULDER AND Person in charge: Darla Schueth, President and CEO mental health services to all ages and all residents Year founded: 1970 BROOMFIELD COUNTIES Year founded: 1976 of Boulder and Broomfield Counties regardless of Website: www.pprm.org 2130 Mountain View Ave., Suite 201 Website: www.hospicecareonline.org ability to pay. Longmont, CO 80501 Wish list: Donations, directors and trustees. PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF THE 303-449-7740 INTERNATIONAL MIDWIFE Person in charge: Barbara Ryan, CEO, Executive ROCKY MOUNTAINS LONGMONT Mission: Hospice care program, palliative home ASSISTANCE Director 195 S. Main St., Suite 8 health program, grief and education program, P.O. Box 916 Year founded: 1962 Longmont, CO 80501-6218 cardiac and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, Boulder, CO 80306 Website: www.mhpcolorado.org 303-772-3600/303-772-4285 neurological disease and pediatrics programs. 303-588-1663/303-265-9445 Mission: Reproductive health and family planning Wish list: Expert and compassionate medical, Mission: To raise the standard of maternal and MIRACLE FUND clinic offering services on a sliding fee scale to emotional and spiritual care for those who are infant care in developing nations and areas 25 S. Cedar Brook Road men, women and teens. terminally ill and their families; support, comfort experiencing crises in medical care. Boulder, CO 80304 Person in charge: Amy LaRue, Health Center and guidance for those who are grieving the loss Person in charge: Jennifer Braun, Program Director 303-449-6822 Manager of someone close to them; education and relevant Year founded: 2004 Mission: Providing quality health services, both Year founded: 1916 information about all matters related to grief, death Website: www.midwifeassist.org domestically and abroad, to people with no access to Website: www.pprm.org and dying. health care. Special emphasis is placed on medical Person in charge: Darla Schueth, President and CEO LONGMONT UNITED HOSPITAL and dental care for disadvantaged children. REAL CHOICES PREGNANCY Year founded: 1976 1950 W. Mountain View Ave. Wish list: Volunteers able to give five to 10 hours a CARE CENTER Website: www.hospicecareonline.org Longmont, CO 80501 week Grant writer Assistance with creative fundraising. 1275 Centaur Village Drive 303-651-5111/303-678-4050 Person in charge: Glennis Smith, President; Lafayette, CO 80026 HOSPICECARE OF BOULDER AND Mission: Level III trauma services, level II nursery, Stephen Jay Smith, CEO, Vice president 303-665-2341/303-665-8481 BROOMFIELD COUNTIES 15-bed transitional care unit, open-heart surgery Year founded: 1994 Mission: Provides help before, during and after 1855 Plaza Drive and neurosurgical services. Website: www.miraclefund1.org unexpected pregnancies. Louisville, CO 80027 Person in charge: Mitchell Carson, CEO Person in charge: Maureen West, Executive 303-449-7740 Year founded: 1959 MOUNTAIN FAMILY HEALTH CENTERS Director Mission: Hospice care program, palliative home Website: www.luhcares.org 20 Lakeview Drive Year founded: 1974 health program, grief and education program, Nederland, CO 80466 Website: www.realchoicespcc.org cardiac and chronic obstructive pulmonary, LONGMONT UNITED HOSPITAL 303-258-3206/303-258-7302 neurological disease and pediatric programs. FOUNDATION Mission: Full family practice; chronic, urgent and ROCKY MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE Wish list: Expert and compassionate medical, 1380 Tulip St., Suite A wellness care for prenatal, OB, children, adolescents, OF YOGA AND AYURVEDA emotional and spiritual care for those who are Longmont, CO 80501 adults; geriatric services, immunizations, family P.O. Box 1091 terminally ill and their families; support, comfort 303-651-2273 planning, wound repair, castings, EKG, X-ray, labs Boulder, CO 80306 and guidance for those who are grieving the loss Mission: Assists the hospital in building new and limited pharmacy on site. 303-499-2910 of someone close to them; education and relevant facilities, buying the latest in medical equipment and Person in charge: David Adamson, Executive Mission: Teaching classical yoga, yoga therapy, information about all matters related to grief, death providing the community with health-care services. Director Ayurvedic medicine, Ayurvedic postpartum care, and dying. Person in charge: Bryan D. Bowles, Director Year founded: 1986 women’s health and Ayurvedic and yogic cleansing. Person in charge: Darla Schueth, President and Year founded: 1981 Website: www.MountainFamily.org Person in charge: Dona Smith, Program CEO Website: www.luhcares.org Coordinator Year founded: 1976 Website: www.rmiya.org Website: www.hospicecareonline.org

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H ASSOCIATION HUMAN SERVICES 315 W. South Boulder Road, Suite 205 P.O. Box 626 5666 S. Bannock St. Louisville, CO 80027 Boulder, CO 80306 EALTH Littleton, CO 80120 ACL LEARNING CENTER 303-449-7575/303-447-3167 303-442-8300 303-730-8800/303-730-7011 5744 N. 71 St. Mission: Help for low-income Coloradans seeking civil Mission: Provides a stable, supportive community Person in charge: Esther Fretz, Executive Director Longmont, CO 80503 legal information, including self-help legal information, for homeless men and women.

| H Year founded: 1992 303-527-0888/303-527-0589 where to find legal assistance, court information, and Person in charge: Joy Eckstine, Director Website: www.strokecolorado.org Mission: Learning for adults with cognitive other help available in the community. Year founded: 1996 disabilities. Website: http://coloradolegalservices.org/co/ Website: www.carriage-house.org SALUD FAMILY HEALTH CENTERS Person in charge: Tim Cairns, Executive Director homepage.html

UMAN 220 E. Rogers Road Website: www.aclboulder.org CENTER FOR PEOPLE WITH Longmont, CO 80501 BOULDER COUNTY PREVENTION DISABILITIES 303-776-3250/303-682-9269 ADDICTION TREATMENT CENTER CONNECTION 26 Garden Center Mission: Community health center providing OF LONGMONT 3482 N. Broadway Broomfield, CO 80020

S medical and dental services for medically indigent. 2130 Mountain View Ave., Suite 101 Boulder, CO 80306 720-308-7705

ERVICES Person in charge: Stanley Brasher, Executive Longmont, CO 80501 303-441-3839/303-441-4550 Mission: Provides people with disabilities Director 303-651-9200/303-774-8225 Mission: A division of Community Services resources, information and advocacy to overcome Year founded: 1970 Mission: Intensive out-patient treatment of Department of Boulder County offering: Life Skills barriers to independent living in Boulder and Website: www.saludclinic.org addiction for clients, families and individuals. training for youth (a substance abuse prevention Broomfield Counties. Person in charge: Sarah Hills, Director training), Love & Logic parenting classes, and Wish list: Donations, accessible van, volunteers. HEARING LOSS ASSOCIATION Year founded: 2001 Developmental Assets workshops for youth and adults. Person in charge: Ian Engle, Executive Director OF BOULDER Website: www.atclongmont.org Person in charge: Richard A. Butler, Program Year founded: 1977 Boulder, CO Administrator Website: www.cpwd.org 303-938-9659 AFFORDABLE HOUSING ALLIANCE Year founded: 1991 Mission: To open the world of communication 777 Pearl St., Suite 210 Website: www.co.boulder.co.us/cs/bp/ CENTER FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES for people with hearing loss through information, Boulder, CO 80302 1675 Range St. education, advocacy and support. 720-260-2800/303-447-2968 BOULDER INSTITUTE FOR Boulder, CO 80301 Wish list: Hearing loss technology for people Mission: To promote community by building PSYCHOTHERAPY AND RESEARCH 303-442-8662/303-442-0502 who cannot afford it. Free or low-cost access to affordable housing that encourages homeowner 1240 Pine St. Mission: To provide information, resources and publicity. Free or low-cost access to marketing. participation and creates enduring well-designed Boulder, CO 80302 advocacy to assist people with disabilities in Person in charge: Debbie Mohney places. 303-442-4562/303-444-2843 overcoming barriers to independent living. Year founded: 1984 Person in charge: Mark Jellison, Executive Director Mission: Mental-health services, education, Wish list: Donations, accessible van, volunteers. Website: www.hearinglosscolorado.org Year founded: 1992 professional training, consultation and vital research. Person in charge: Ian Engle, Executive Director Wish list: Seeking board members and volunteers Year founded: 1977 THE LEUKEMIA & LYMPHOMA SOCIETY AUDIO INFORMATION NETWORK OF from the business community, especially those with Website: www.cpwd.org 5353 Dartmouth Ave., Suite 400 COLORADO expertise in marketing, graphic arts and banking. Denver, CO 80027 2200 Central Ave., Suite A Person in charge: Cynthia Divino, Executive CENTER FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES 303-984-2110 Boulder, CO 80301 Director 615 N. Main St. Mission: Cure leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin’s 303-786-7777/303-939-8013 Year founded: 1999 Longmont, CO 80501 disease and myeloma and improve the quality of Mission: Provides audio access to newspapers, Website: www.bipr.org 303-772-3250/303-772-5125 life of patients and their families. magazines and other print materials for Colorado’s Mission: Provides people with disabilities Person in charge: Rebecca Russell, Executive Director blind, visually impaired and print disabled residents. BOULDER SHELTER FOR THE resources, information and advocacy to overcome Website: www.lls.org Wish list: Program sponsorship; opportunities to HOMELESS barriers to independent living in Boulder and inform their customers/clients about AINC services; 4869 N. Broadway Broomfield Counties. THE ROLF INSTITUTE inclusion of AINC in employer supported volunteer Boulder, CO 80304 Wish list: Donations, accessible van, volunteers. 5055 Chaparral Court, Suite 103 programs 303-442-4646/720-565-3624 Person in charge: Ian Engle, Executive Director Boulder, CO 80301 Person in charge: David Dawson, Executive Mission: Provides safe shelter, food, support Year founded: 1977 303-449-5903/303-449-5978 Director services; overnight emergency shelter for up to 160 Website: www.cpwd.org Mission: Rolfing structural integration, Rolf Year founded: 1990 women and men. movement integration. Website: www.aincolorado.org Wish list: Money for general operating support, CHESTOR HOUSE INC. Wish list: Clients for our student clinic. Community blankets, sleeping bags and large coats, travel-size 1831 Boston Ave., Suite 100 members that have rooms to offer for rent for our BOULDER AREA RENTAL toiletries Longmont, CO 80501 student while attending RISI. HOUSING ASSOCIATION Person in charge: Greg Harms, Executive Director 303-926-8840/303-926-8838 Person in charge: Diana Yourell, Executive Director P.O. Box 17606 Year founded: 1982 Mission: Provides residential care facilities for Year founded: 1971 Boulder, CO 80308 Website: www.bouldershelter.org individuals with developmental disabilities. Website: www.rolf.org 303-494-9048/303-449-7028 Person in charge: Debbie Spencer, Executive Mission: An organization of rental housing owners, BROOMFIELD MEALS ON WHEELS Director WINDHORSE GUILD INC. managers and suppliers that represent the owners/ 280 Lamar St. Year founded: 1982 1503 Yarmouth Ave. managers of approximately 8,000 residential rental Broomfield, CO 80020 Website: www.chestorhouse.org Boulder, CO 80304 units in the city and county of Boulder. 303-464-5532 720-982-3809 Person in charge: Sheila Horton, Executive Director Website: www.ci.broomfield.co.us/senior/ CHINOOK CLUBHOUSE Mission: Dedicated to helping persons with mental Year founded: 1982 mealsonwheels.shtml 1441 Broadway health challenges by awarding treatment grants, Website: http://barhaonline.org Boulder, CO 80302 cultivating communication networks, offering CARE CONNECT 303-440-4842/303-415-0413 educational forums and effecting progressive BOULDER COUNTY ADVOCATES FOR 951 Arapahoe Ave., Suite 10 Mission: Social and vocational rehabilitation for change in treatment through research. TRANSITIONAL HOUSING (BCATH) Boulder, CO 80302-6052 adults with major mental illness; job placement, Wish list: Financial assistance, administrative 4869 N. Broadway 303-443-1933/303-443-1899 prevocational work, social and recreational assistance, board members. Boulder, CO 80304 Mission: Provides direct services to seniors activities; functions through Mental Health Partners Person in charge: Rene Brodeur, Board President 303-468-4310/720-565-3624 and adults with disabilities to help them remain in Boulder County. Year founded: 2001 Mission: To enhance the ability of homeless independent for as long as possible. Services Person in charge: Toni Moon, Director of Wellness, Website: www.windhorseguild.org individuals and families of Boulder County to include grocery shopping and delivery, medical Education and Employment Development; Allan achieve self-sufficiency through the provision of transportation, home repair, fall prevention, snow Guitar, Director transitional housing and support services. removal (City of Boulder only), and energy kits. Year founded: 1990 Year founded: 1998 Person in charge: Maureen Ewing, Executive Director Website: http://chinookclubhouse.org/ Year founded: 1972 Website: www.careconnectbc.org GIVING GUIDE 2012 37

CIRCLE OF CARE EL COMITE DE LONGMONT FORWARD STEPS FOUNDATION IMAGINE! FOUNDATION

P.O. Box 4204 455 Kimbark St. 370 Interlocken Blvd., Suite 640 1400 Dixon St. H Boulder, CO 80306 Longmont, CO 80501 Broomfield, CO 80021 Lafayette, CO 80026-2790 UMAN 303-449-8884/303-358-4300 Cell 303-651-6125 608-440-9966/303-404-9968 303-666-7018/303-665-2648 Mission: Elder enrichment program dedicated to Mission: Negotiation body for concerns brought Mission: Empowers foster youth to successfully Mission: Supports Imagine!’s mission through increasing access and mobility to life enhancing forth by the Latino community. transition out of foster care so that they will fundraising and education. community resources for all people as we age. Person in charge: Marta Valensuela Moreno, become active, healthy and contributing members Wish list: Cash donations in support our services S Provides the opportunity to reframe our experience Executive Director of society. for individuals with developmental disabilities; cash of aging, by cultivating a community of inclusion, Year founded: 2000 Wish list: Mentors, sponsors and funds to cover donations in support of our SmartHomes project. ERVICES accessibility, creativity and civic engagement. program costs. Person in charge: Susan LaHoda, Executive Director Person in charge: Joan Raderman, Program EMERGENCY FAMILY ASSISTANCE Person in charge: Sabrina Huffaker, Executive Year founded: 2000 Director ASSOCIATION Director Website: www.imaginecolorado.org/foundation.html Year founded: 2004 1575 Yarmouth Ave. Year founded: 2006 Website: www.circleofcareproject.org Boulder, CO 80304 Website: www.forwardsteps.org INTERVENTION 303-442-3042/303-442-0946 5600 Arapahoe Ave. COLIE’S CLOSET Mission: Helps those in our community whose GOLDEN WEST Boulder, CO 80303 P.O. Box 18776 immediate needs for food, shelter and other basic 1055 Adams Circle 303-544-1840 Boulder, CO 80301 necessities cannot adequately be met by other Boulder, CO 80303 Mission: Private probation program. 303-494-4225 means. Supports their efforts toward financial 303-444-3967/303-939-0808 Person in charge: Kelly Sengenberger, Executive Mission: Collects and resells clothing to fund stability or self-sufficiency. Mission: Promotes quality housing and services for Director suicide prevention and the treatment of depression. Person in charge: Terry Benjamin, Executive Director seniors in an environment that is supportive of the Person in charge: Jenna Machado, Founder Year founded: 1918 residents in the community. INTERVENTION Year founded: 2004 Website: www.efaa.org Person in charge: John Torres, Executive Director 1132 Main St. Website: www.coliescloset.org Year founded: 1965 Longmont, CO 80501 EMPLOYMENT LINK Website: www.gwboulder.org 303-772-4494 COLORADO THERAPEUTIC RIDING 6290 Lookout Road Mission: Private probation program. CENTER INC. Boulder, CO 80301 GOOD NEWS CENTER Person in charge: Kelly Sengenberger, Executive Director 11968 Mineral Road 303-527-0627/303-527-0628 1035 Coffman St. Longmont, CO 80504 Mission: Long-term employment support service Longmont, CO 80501 LONGMONT ENDING VIOLENCE 303-652-9131/303-652-2072 for individuals with developmental disabilities. 303-678-9550/303-774-2099 INITIATIVE (LEVI) Mission: Therapeutic horseback riding and equine- Person in charge: Bob Lawhead, Executive Mission: Distribution of food and clothing to needy 225 Kimbark St. assisted activities for people with special needs; Director families in Longmont. Longmont, CO 80501 all-abilities spring break and summer camps. Year founded: 1960 Person in charge: Virginia Daniels, Executive Director 303-774-4534/303-651-8651 Person in charge: Carol Heiden, Executive Director Website: www.emplink.org Year founded: 1985 Mission: To establish a coordinated community Year founded: 1980 wide awareness and response to domestic violence Website: www.ctrcinc.org FISH OF BROOMFIELD HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF THE ST. in the boundaries of the St. Vrain Valley School 12 Garden Center, Suite 110 VRAIN VALLEY Districe, primarily the City of Longmont. COMMUNITY FOOD SHARE Broomfield, CO 80020 P.O. Box 333 Wish list: Funding, Domestic Violence Awareness 6363 Horizon Lane 303-465-1600 Longmont, CO 80502 Month Campaign Support Longmont, CO 80503 Mission: Emergency service provider; 24-hour 303-682-2485/303-684-6762 Person in charge: Kim Heard, Project Coordinator 303-652-3663/303-652-1304 service. Mission: Building simple, decent and affordable Year founded: 1999 Mission: Ensures that no one in Boulder and homes for low-income residents. Website: www.longmontdomesticviolence.org Broomfield Counties is hungry. FLATIRONS HABITAT FOR HUMANITY Person in charge: David Emerson, Executive Wish list: Monetary support ($1 = 4 meals); food 2540 Frontier Ave., Suite 109 Director LONGMONT MEALS ON WHEELS INC. donations; and volunteers. Boulder, CO 80301 Year founded: 1988 910 Longs Peak Ave. Person in charge: James D. Baldwin, CEO 303-447-3787/303-245-0699 Website: www.stvrainhfh.org Longmont, CO 80501 Year founded: 1981 Mission: An ecumenical Christian housing 303-772-0540/303-651-8413 Website: www.communityfoodshare.org ministry enabling low-income families to become HOLIDAY FOOD BASKET Mission: To promote client health through homeowners by partnering with them to build 900 Arapahoe Ave. good nutrition and social interaction, facilitate ED & RUTH LEHMAN YMCA affordable homes. Goal is to eliminate poverty Boulder, CO 80302 independence, expand the reach of our program LONGMONT1 housing and homelessness locally and globally. 303-449-2556 through responsible stewardship and effective 950 Lashley St. Wish list: Land, volunteers and donations. Mission: To provide food, toys and coats to communication and foster a sense of community Longmont, CO 80501 Person in charge: Lisa Gills, Co-Executive Director/ residents in need during the Christmas season; a with our clients, volunteers and neighbors. 303-776-0370/303-682-2301 Director of Development; Bob Wettergren, Co- network of agencies meeting the needs of elderly, Person in charge: Gary Grizzard, President; Jerry Mission: Provides life-enhancing programs Executive Director/Director of Construction; Clinton families and individuals. Gramlich, Executive Director for children, families and seniors that focus on Moore, Co-Executive Director/Director of Family Person in charge: Leslie Levinson, Executive Year founded: 1969 developing relationships, healthy lives and respect Services and Government Relations Director Website: www.longmontmeals.org for diversity in order to build a stronger community. Year founded: 1993 Year founded: 1975 Person in charge: Tony Shockency, CEO Website: www.flatironshabitat.org Website: www.efaa.org LUMC FOOD BASKET PROGRAM Year founded: 1989 741 Jefferson St. Website: www.longmontymca.org FOOTHILLS UNITED WAY IMAGINE! Louisville, CO 80027 1285 Cimarron Drive, Suite 101 1400 Dixon St. 303-666-8812 EL CENTRO AMISTAD Lafayette, CO 80026 Lafayette, CO 80026-2790 Mission: Provides food delivery to eastern Boulder 2222 14th St. 303-444-4013/303-444-2620 303-665-7789/303-665-2648 County needy families on a quarterly and as Boulder, CO 80302 Mission: To mobilize people and resources to Mission: Creates and offers support to people of all needed basis. 303-443-3790/303-443-3790 address vital issues and build a stronger, thriving ages with cognitive, developmental, physical and Person in charge: Claire Van Meter, Executive Director Mission: Immigration law information for recent community. health-related needs so they may live fulfilling lives Year founded: 1986 immigrants, adult literacy classes. Person in charge: Barbara Pingrey, President/CEO of independence and quality in their homes and Person in charge: Jorge De Santiago, Executive Year founded: 1922 communities. LYONS GOLDEN GANG Director Website: www.unitedwayfoothills.org Wish list: Foster parents, sponsorship of Annual P.O. Box 1091 Website: www.elcentroamistad.org Imagine! Celebration Dinner and Auction. Auction Lyons, CO 80540-1091 items for Annual Imagine! Celebration Dinner and 303-823-5070/303-823-5070 Auction Mission: Delivering hot lunches to the elderly, Person in charge: Mark Emery, Executive Director disabled or ill in the Lyons area. Year founded: 1963 Person in charge: Diane Briggle, Administrator Website: www.imaginecolorado.org Year founded: 1997 38 GIVING GUIDE 2012 MEALS ON WHEELS OF BOULDER OUTREACH UNITED SISTER CARMEN UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY 909 Arapahoe Ave., Suite 121 RESOURCE (OUR) CENTER COMMUNITY CENTER OF COLORADO

H Boulder, CO 80302 303 Atwood St. 701 W. Baseline Road 2200 S. Jasmine St.

UMAN 303-441-3908/303-441-4146 Longmont, CO 80501 Lafayette, CO 80026 Denver, CO 80222 Mission: Delivers meals once daily, five days per 303-772-5529/303-684-0856 303-665-4342/303-665-4960 303-691-9339 week to individuals of any age, race or income who Mission: Provides food, shelter, clothing, child care, Mission: Provide assistance without discrimination Mission: To create, support and encourage are unable to provide at least one hot nutritious assistance with rent, utilities, transportation and to the residents of east Boulder County who are inclusive opportunities for Coloradoans of

S meal for him/herself each day (fees on sliding prescriptions to low-income people in the area of in need. all abilities and their families, through early scale); lunch at Cafe Classico weekdays 11:30- the St. Vrain Valley School District. Wish list: Financial donations; grocery gift cards intervention, education, employment, statewide ERVICES 12:30 (all ages welcome); five free meals to anyone Wish list: Event sponsorships, operating revenue, from King Soopers and Walmart in $10 and $15 training, information and referral, advocacy, public upon release from the hospital for any reason to opportunities to present information to employees. increments; gently used items to sell in our Thrift education services and collaborative strategies with our Boulder delivery area (Project Homecoming). Person in charge: Edwina Salazar, Executive Director Store. emphasis on diversity, dignity, quality of life and the Wish list: Referrals, volunteers, financial support. Year founded: 1986 Person in charge: Suzanne Crawford, CEO advancement of human potential. Person in charge: Francea Phillips, Executive Website: www.ourcenter.org Year founded: 1970 Person in charge: Judith I. Ham, CEO, President | I Director Website: www.sistercarmen.org Year founded: 1946 Year founded: 1969 RATNA PEACE INITIATIVE Website: www.cpco.org

NTERNATIONAL Website: www.mowboulder.org 1507 Pine St. THE DOM PROJECT Boulder, CO 80302-4364 2910 County Road 67, Suite D WAT BUSINESS SERVICES MEALS ON WHEELS OF EAST 303-443-0444/303-449-1045 Boulder, CO 80303 5741 Arapahoe Ave., BOULDER COUNTY Mission: To provide resources for society’s deeply 303-499-9990/303-499-4454 Boulder, CO 80303 1255 Centaur Village Drive wounded individuals who suffer from the absence Mission: To provide healing to those who have 303-443-0552/303-443-1547 Lafayette, CO 80026 of being accorded dignity and respect, a loss of been harmed and disempowered by shock and Mission: A social enterprise of mental health 303-665-0566 self esteem and sense of powerlessness, including trauma through dissemination of resources and partners, providing employment opportunities Mission: Delivers noontime meals Monday through the support of programs treating prisoners, youth- training. to people in recovery from mental health Friday to older adults and disabled persons in the at-risk and troubled teens. Ratna is dedicated to Person in charge: Stephanie Mines, Program issues. Provides full mailing services (database Lafayette, Louisville, Erie and Superior areas at the cultivating the fundamental sanity and dignity in Director management, variable data, inkjet labeling, hand- lowest possible cost and the highest level of quality. individuals and therefore in society at large. Year founded: 1994 finish and document assembly), high-volume digital Wish list: Funding for general operating expenses, Person in charge: Margot L. Neuman, Executive Website: www.tara-approach.org printing and fulfillment/shipping services. meal sponsorship, special purchases. Director; Clifford L. Neuman, Founder Wish list: Business contracts for mailing, printing Person in charge: Melinda Hall, Executive Director Year founded: 2004 THE INN BETWEEN OF LONGMONT INC. and/or fulfillment jobs that provide paying work for Year founded: 1972 Website: www.ratnapeaceinitiative.org 250 Kimbark St. our employees, all of which assists them in their Website: www.moweastboulder.org Longmont, CO 80501 recovery and return to work in the community. ROCKY MOUNTAIN RIDING THERAPY 303-684-0810/303-651-7273 Person in charge: Ruth Arnold, Team Leader MEN’S LEADERSHIP ALLIANCE 66 S. Cherryvale Road Mission: To provide transitional housing and Year founded: 1975 2115 Poplar Ave. Boulder, CO 80303 services for diverse homeless individuals and Website: www.watbiz.org Boulder, CO 80304 303-494-1299 families to help them achieve self-sufficiency. 303-444-9022/303-444-8989 Mission: Provides equine-based therapy programs Person in charge: Donna Lovato, Executive YWCA OF BOULDER COUNTY Mission: Dedicated to inspiring authentic manhood. for individuals with physical, learning and emotional Director 2222 14th St. Encourages and supports soulful living in the disabilities. Year founded: 1993 Boulder, CO 80302-4874 service of a just, joyful, and sustainable world. Person in charge: Chery Thompson, Volunteer Website: www.theinnbetween.org 303-443-0419/303-443-5098 Person in charge: John Dandurand, Executive Director Coordinator Mission: To protect children, empower women and Year founded: 2003 Website: www.rmridingtherapy.org THE PEARL GROUP girls, and eliminate racism. Offers career counseling; Website: www.mensleadershipalliance.org P.O. Box 461 after-school youth programs; drop-in, temporary SAFE SHELTER OF ST. VRAIN VALLEY Hygiene, CO 80533 childcare; co-parenting for Life classes, support MOTHER HOUSE P.O. Box 231 720-864-9202 services for those transitioning out of poverty and more. 2041 Pearl St. Longmont, CO 80502 Mission: To create sustainable programs to enable Wish list: Fundraising support. Boulder, CO 80302 303-772-0432/303-772-1576 single-parent families find the hope and skills Person in charge: Janet Beardsley, Executive Director 303-447-9602 Mission: Provides emergency shelter services, necessary to build an economically and emotionally Year founded: 1922 Mission: Homeless shelter for pregnant women. advocacy, and group and individual counseling stable home environment. Provides a variety Website: www.ywcaboulder.org Person in charge: Ann McConnell, Director support to victims of domestic violence. Additionally, of support programs for single-parent families Year founded: 1982 builds awareness of and provides education about designed with minimal to no cost, including a INTERNATIONAL Website: www.motherhouse.net domestic violence for the Longmont community transportation program (Car Clinic), encouragement and surrounding areas. and support (Adopt-a-Pearl and Pearl Mentoring); ALL TOGETHER NOW NONPROFIT CULTIVATION CENTER Wish list: Donations, wish list items from our website. clothing and house goods (The Closet); and shelter INTERNATIONAL (ATNI) 1285 Cimarron Drive Person in charge: Jackie List, Executive Director and transitional housing offered through community 1113 Spruce St. Lafayette, CO 80026 Year founded: 1978 partnerships. Boulder, CO 80302 303-444-4013 Website: www.safeshelterofstvrain.org Wish list: Volunteers for The Closet, The Car Clinic 720-565-8777/303-381-2501 Mission: To review grants, share expertise, program donations for car program. Mission: Provides education and health care provide technical assistance and educate health SALVATION ARMY Year founded: 2008 in some of Asia and Africa’s poorest areas; and human service nonprofits on structuring a 4455 Broadway Website: www.thepearlgroup.org provides life-saving spinal surgery in the U.S. to sustainable business. Boulder, CO 80304 impoverished children from Nepal and Tibet largely Person in charge: Amy Rosenblum, Director 303-440-7183/303-866-9263 THISTLE COMMUNITIES through volunteers. Year founded: 2011 Mission: Meeting the basic needs of life: food, 1845 Folsom St. Person in charge: Jennifer Cleary, President Website: www.npcultivationcenter.org shelter, clothing. Boulder, CO 80302 Year founded: 1997 Person in charge: Diana Eliason, Program Director 303-443-0007/303-443-0098 Website: www.alltogether.org Website: www.salvationarmyusa.org Mission: Develops and manages permanently affordable rentals and ownership homes for people ASIA TRANSPACIFIC FOUNDATION SHIFTING CULTURE who earn low to moderate incomes. 2995 Center Green Court 2653 Spruce St. Person in charge: Mary Duvall Roosevelt, CEO Boulder, CO 80301 Boulder, CO 80302 Year founded: 1989 303-443-6789/303-443-7078 303-544-1941 Website: www.thistlecommunities.org Mission: Grassroots humanitarian projects in Mission: Consulting, education and research Southeast Asia; currently vocational projects that services for businesses and organizations produce ceramic water filters for clean drinking water. undergoing transition or crisis. Person in charge: Marilyn Downing Staff, Person in charge: Eric Wolterstorff, Executive Director Executive Director Website: www.shiftingculture.org Year founded: 1998 Website: www.asiatranspacific.com/charitablefund GIVING GUIDE 2012 39 BOULDER FRIENDS OF DUK PAYUEL SCHOOL PROJECT GLOBAL RESPONSE PHILANTHROPIECE FOUNDATION INC. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS 454 Owl Drive P.O. Box 7490 6105 Monarch Road

Campus Box 123 Louisville, CO 80027 Boulder, CO 80306 Longmont, CO 80503 I NTERNATIONAL Boulder, CO 80309-0123 303-666-0139/303-449-8554 303-444-0306/303-449-9794 303-440-8484/303-530-3108 303-492-8057/303-492-5185 Mission: To assist in the education, job training and Mission: International network for environmental Mission: International community development Mission: Organization members host international general welfare of Sudanese refugees. action and education; organizes letter-writing in and empowerment through locally defined projects students while they study here by taking them to Wish list: Financial, mentoring, immigration help. support of local communities that are struggling that focus on education, health initiatives, quality events in the area, inviting them to dinner or taking Person in charge: Jean Wood, Vice President to stop environmental destruction; gives free of life, environmental issues and business and them on trips. Year founded: 2003 presentations in schools and clubs. economic opportunity with cultural sensitivity and Wish list: More hosts are needed to provide Website: Http://dukpayuelschool.net Person in charge: Paula Palmer, Program Director an emphasis on sustainability. hospitality to CU international students. Modest Year founded: 1990 Person in charge: Joan Knudson, Vice President amount of funding to host the annual welcome and EMPOWERMENT INTERNATIONAL Website: www.globalresponse.org and Director; Libby Cook, President and Director farewell events. P.O. Box 1215 Year founded: 1997 Person in charge: Rebecca Sibley, International Lyons, CO 80540 HERITAGE CONSERVATION NETWORK Website: www.philanthropiece.org Student and Scholar Advisor 303-823-6495/720-836-4163 1557 North St. Year founded: 1948 Mission: Offers a community-based holistic Boulder, CO 80304 PRISON SMART FOUNDATION Website: www.colorado.edu/bfis educational program to children and their families 303-444-0128 P.O. Box 3642 in two extremely impoverished communities in Mission: Saves architectural heritage worldwide Boulder, CO 80307 BOULDER-DUSHANBE SISTER CITIES Nicaragua. by holding volunteer vacations allowing local 303-589-9929/303-494-2173 P.O. Box 4864 Wish list: Donations, board members, in-kind legal community members and international volunteers Mission: Prison stress management and Boulder, CO 80306 and financial services. to learn hands-on skills, while completing needed rehabilitation training. 303-440-6283 Person in charge: Kathy Adams, Executive Director work. Website: www.artofliving.org/seva/prisonsmart. Mission: Dedicated to developing friendship and and Founder Person in charge: Judith Broeker, Program htm understanding between the citizens of Boulder and Year founded: 2004 Director those of Dushanbe, Tajikistan. Website: www.empowermentinternational.org Year founded: 2001 SUSTAINABLE RESOURCES Wish list: Appreciation and support for a unique Website: www.heritageconservation.net 717 Poplar Ave. building and for its exterior and interior. ENGINEERS WITHOUT BORDERS-USA Boulder, CO 80304 Person in charge: Joseph F. Stepanek, Board Chair 4665 Nautilus Court, Suite 300 INSTITUTE FOR SOCIAL AND 303-998-1323/303-449-1348 Year founded: 1982 Boulder, CO 80301 ENVIRONMENTAL TRANSITION Mission: Working on sustainability with a Website: www.boulder-dushanbe.org 303-772-2723/303-772-2699 948 North St., Suite 7 concentration on world poverty. Mission: Supports community-driven development Boulder, CO 80304 Person in charge: Steve Troy, Executive Director BOULDER-LHASA SISTER programs worldwide by collaborating with local 720-564-0650/720-564-0653 Year founded: 2003 CITY PROJECT partners to design and implement sustainable Mission: South-North collaboration on adaptation Website: www.sustainableresources.org 776 Cottage Lane engineering projects, while creating transformative to climate change, disaster risk reduction and Boulder, CO 80304-0758 experiences and responsible leaders. water resources. SUSTAINABLE TRAVEL INTERNATIONAL 303-443-9863/305-503-6961 Wish list: Financial support for program Person in charge: Marcus Moench, Director 3100 Broadway Ave., Suite 106 Mission: Develops and implements nonpolitical management; financial support for project delivery; Year founded: 1997 Boulder, CO 80304 exchanges of mutual benefit with Lhasa, Tibet, volunteers/interns to assist in office operations. Website: www.i-s-e-t.org 800-276-7764 including surrounding areas, in health care, Person in charge: Cathy Leslie, Executive Director Mission: To promote sustainable development education, environmental protection, science and Year founded: 2002 INTERNATIONAL MOUNTAIN through responsible travel by providing programs technology, agriculture and animal husbandry, and Website: www.ewb-usa.org EXPLORERS CONNECTION that help travelers, businesses and destinations culture and art. P.O.Box 3665 protect the environment, preserve cultural heritage Person in charge: Bill Warnock, CEO FRIENDSHIP BRIDGE Boulder, CO 80307 and promote economic development. Products Year founded: 1986 3560 U.S. Highway 74, Suite B-2 Mission: To promote and facilitate environmental and services include: education and training, Website: www.boulder-tibet.org Evergreen, CO 80439 and cultural awareness and preservation in sustainable tourism certification, advisory services, 303-674-0717/303-674-1525 developing mountain regions of the world. carbon management and quantification, and COLORADO FRIENDS OF TIBET INC. Mission: Provides microcredit and education to Person in charge: Scott Dimetrosky, Founder corporate philanthropy. 7305 Grandview Ave. help women and their families create their own Year founded: 1996 Person in charge: Brian T. Mullis, President Arvada, CO 80003 solutions to poverty. Website: www.mountainexplorers.org Year founded: 2002 303-455-1532/303-455-3921 Wish list: Donations, wish list, networking. Website: www.sustainabletravel.com Mission: Works to help Tibet and to preserve this Person in charge: Dana Falletti, President JUST GO! GLOBAL OUTREACH unique cultural heritage. Year founded: 1990 FOR STUDENTS THE TIBETAN VILLAGE PROJECT Person in charge: Dawn Engle, President Website: www.friendshipbridge.org P.O. Box 48059 10542 Kipling Place Website: www.tibet.org/cft Denver, CO 80204 Westminster, CO 80021 GLOBAL EDUCATION FUND 720-280-2164/303-377-9766 303-484-8668 COLORADO HAITI PROJECT INC. 1105 Spruce St. Mission: To foster global citizens who recognize Mission: Dedicated to alleviating poverty through 908 Main St., Suite 245 Boulder, CO 80302 and value life beyond borders. sustainable development while preserving rich Louisville, CO 80027 303-415-9935/303-443-1885 Person in charge: Alexis Gradishar, Founder, cultural heritage of Tibet. 303-938-5021 Mission: Improving the lives of orphans and other President Person in charge: Tamdin Wangdu, Founder, President Mission: Base operation is in Petit Trou de Nippes, vulnerable children around the world through Year founded: 2001 Year founded: 2001 Haiti, where we have a school for 700 children, a education. Website: www.justgoglobal.org Website: www.tibetanvillageproject.org women’s vocational training center, twelve new Person in charge: Liz Berry, Executive Director water wells, the start of an agronomy project and a Year founded: 1998 MAKING A DIFFERENCE (MAD) UNITED CHILDREN’S FUND INC. community health initiative. Website: http://globaleducationfund.org 1418 Marigold Drive P.O. Box 20341 Wish list: Volunteers, corporate support, individual Lafayette, CO 80026 Boulder, CO 80308 support. GLOBAL GREENGRANTS FUND 303-604-9037 800-615-5229/303-469-4339 Person in charge: Paul Casey, Executive Director 2840 Wilderness Place, Suite A Mission: Provides a community center in Brazil. Mission: Financial and volunteer support for people Year founded: 1989 Boulder, CO 80301 Person in charge: David Slone, Co-founder; Stacey living in the rural villages of East Africa. Website: www.coloradohaitiproject.org 303-939-9866/303-939-9867 Slone, Co-founder Person in charge: Norman McKinney, Executive Mission: Makes grants to grassroots groups in Year founded: 2003 Director developing countries working on environmental Website: www.madministry.org Year founded: 1994 sustainability and human rights. Website: www.unchildren.org Person in charge: Teresa Odendahl, Executive Director and CEO Year founded: 1993 Website: www.greengrants.org 40 GIVING GUIDE 2012 COLORADO NATIONAL LIVEWELL LONGMONT THE BOULDER MARKET PUBLIC BENEFIT HISTORIC LANDMARK 950 Lashley St. 2525 Arapahoe Ave., E4, Suite 501

P 900 Baseline Road Longmont, CO 80504 Boulder, CO 80302

UBLIC AFRICA CENTRE Boulder, CO 80302 720-652-4721/303.682.2301 720-272-7467 1405 Arapahoe Ave. 303-442-3282/303-449-0790 Mission: A movement designed to ensure that Mission: Creating opportunities that connect Boulder, CO 80302 Mission: National historical educational and healthy lifestyle choices are always available and artists, local businesses and the community for 303-442-2637 cultural retreat featuring concert venue, educational convenient for all who work, live, play and learn in their mutual benefit. B Mission: Provides information, materials and and community program site, hiking trailhead, our community. Strategies involve schools, worksites, Person in charge: Anna Timm, Director

ENEFIT services on African culture to the local and national restaurant and lodging. active community environments and food access. Year founded: 2002 community. Wish list: Donations to preserve the Colorado Wish list: Partners to help advance our goals; Website: www.coloradoevents.net Website: www.africacentre.org Chautauqua’s historic buildings and grounds as networking and education for employers with well as the quality and quantity of our educational an interest in worksite wellness. Funding to help THE CLIMB RURAL SHUTTLE

| R BOULDER COUNTY and cultural programming. us provide Healthy Hours on a quarterly basis. P.O. Box 19874 BUSINESS HALL OF FAME Person in charge: Susan Connelly, Executive Financial support to help local groups advance Boulder, CO 80308 P.O. Box 270684 Director healthy eating and active living initiatives. 303-715-8417 Louisville, CO 80027 Year founded: 1898 Person in charge: Melissa Trecoske Houghton, Mission: Provides a shuttle service between Ward, ELIGION 303-651-6612/303-501-1706 Website: www.chautauqua.com LiveWell Longmont Manager Gold Hill, western Boulder County and Boulder. Mission: Researches, documents and recommends Year founded: 2008 Wish list: Waste vegetable oil, restaurant contracts. for induction into the Hall of Fame those individuals COMMUNITY SHARES OF COLORADO Website: http://about.livewellcolorado.org/livewell- Corporate sponsors for brakes, tires, shocks who have been instrumental, through business- 1536 Wynkoop St., Suite 202 longmont and operations. Innovative technology to reduce related efforts, in providing direction, energy and Denver, CO 80202-1182 petroleum consumption. support to the shaping of Boulder County since its 303-861-7507/303-861-8354 LONGMONT CABLE TRUST-CHANNEL 3 Person in charge: Phillip Carter, President and inception. Mission: Connects Coloradans to the charities and 457 Fourth Ave. Managing Director Person in charge: Stacy Cornay, Executive Director causes they care about most. Longmont, CO 80501 Year founded: 2009 Year founded: 1992 Person in charge: Alyssa Kopf, CEO 303- 776-1424/303-776-1425 Website: www.The-Climb.com Website: www.halloffamebiz.com Year founded: 1986 Mission: Facilitates television programming Website: www.cshares.org reflecting the cultural, educational, civic, ethnic and WESTERN IT COUNCIL BOULDER COUNTY CIVIC FORUM spiritual interests of Longmont. 1100 Bear Mountain Drive 810 Yellow Pine Ave. FACTNET INTERNATIONAL Person in charge: Tim Chaffin, General Manager Boulder, CO 80305 Boulder, CO 80304 P.O. Box 3135 Year founded: 1982 303-952-4500 303-588-1840/303-444-2152 Boulder, CO 80307 Website: www.channel3.org Mission: Bringing together executives, CIOs and Mission: Promotes healthy decision-making that 303-494-1190 IT professionals from various levels of the public will sustain the environmental quality, economic Mission: To uncover and prevent mind control as LYONS HISTORY VIDEO PROJECT sector to discuss topics of mutual interest. vitality and livability of the Boulder County region found in cults and other networks. P.O. Box 274 Person in charge: Ted Piper, Executive Director through information, research, education and Website: www.factnet.org Lyons, CO 80540 Year founded: 2000 dialogue. Maintains website with 50 indicators 303-823-0997/303-823-0974 Website: www.witconline.org of quality of life; publishes reports; makes HISTORIC LONGMONT FOUNDATION Mission: Preserving Lyons history, past and presentations. 960 5th Ave. present, for future generations. RELIGION Person in charge: DeAnne Butterfield, Executive Longmont, CO 80501 Person in charge: Kathleen Spring Director; Morgan Rogers, Executive Director 303-587-0528/303-772-7217 BOULDER JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER Year founded: 1995 Mission: To enhance, elevate and promote the NEDERLAND AREA 3800 Kalmia Ave. Website: www.commfound.org preservation of the Longmont area historical, HISTORICAL SOCIETY Boulder, CO 80301 architectural, visual and environmental heritage P.O. Box 1252 303-998-1900 BOULDER GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY through advocacy, education, intervention and Nederland, CO 80466 Mission: Center for Boulder’s Jewish community. P.O. Box 3246 alliance building. 303-258-0567/877-295-7102 Person in charge: Linda Loewenstein, Executive Director Boulder, CO 80307-3246 Person in charge: Jim West, Director Website: www.nederlandmuseums.org Website: www.boulderjcc.org Mission: Provides education and tools for Year founded: 2005 genealogical research. Website: www.historiclongmont.org NEW ERA COLORADO CONGREGATION BONAI SHALOM Person in charge: Beth Hayward, President 2475 Broadway, Suite 101 1527 Cherryvale Road Year founded: 1968 LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS Boulder, CO 80304 Boulder, CO 80303 Website: www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~bgs/index.html OF BOULDER VALLEY 720-565-9317 303-442-6605 P.O. Box 1534 Mission: Reinventing politics for a new generation Mission: Jewish community and synagogue. CIVIL AIR PATROL, BOULDER Boulder, CO 80306 through innovative social and political action. Person in charge: Neil Eckstein, President COMPOSITE SQUADRON 303-499-4544 Person in charge: Steve Fenberg, Executive Director Year founded: 1981 P.O. Box 3782 Mission: Nonpartisan organization that encourages Year founded: 2006 Website: www.bonaishalom.org Boulder, CO 80307 the informed and active participation of citizens in Website: www.NewEraColorado.org 720-289-5335 government and influences public policy through DAYSPRING CENTER Mission: Search and rescue missions (airborne and education and advocacy. NYX NET FOR CHRISTIAN STUDIES ground based, including disaster relief), educational Person in charge: Rose Mary Highman, President P.O. Box 753 P.O. Box 18809 programs related to aviation and aerospace and a Year founded: 1931 Littleton, CO 80160-0753 Boulder, CO 80308 cadet program for America’s youth. Website: www.lwvbc.org 303-470-3200/303-470-1011 303-443-3461/303-443-4017 Wish list: A cadet leadership officer, ex-military Mission: Free public-access ISP. Provides UNIX Mission: Offers courses of study on various ideal. Members for administrative support. shell accounts, Web-page hosting and news access dimensions of the Christian world view. Person in charge: James Elliott for noncommercial use, at no charge. Person in charge: Richard Howe, CEO Year founded: 1941 Person in charge: Trygve Lode, President Year founded: 1983 Website: www.coloradowingcap.org/ Year founded: 1989 Website: www.dayspringcenter.org bouldercomposite Website: www.nyx.net HILLEL OF COLORADO SHELBY AMERICAN COLLECTION 2795 Colorado Ave. P.O. Box 19228 Boulder, CO 80302 Boulder, CO 80308 303-442-6571/303-442-6941 303-516-9565/303-447-1380 Mission: Center of Jewish campus life. Mission: Dedicated to the history and preservation Person in charge: Pat Blumenthal, Executive of Shelby American automobiles. Director; Rabbi Adam Naftalin-Kelman, Director; Person in charge: Steven Volk, President Sabina Zolot, Development Director Year founded: 1996 Year founded: 1951 Website: www.shelbyamericancollection.org Website: www.hillelcolorado.org GIVING GUIDE 2012 41 HORIZONS INTERNATIONAL COLORADO BIOSCIENCE ASSOCIATION NATURAL HAZARDS CENTER UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO MUSEUM 777 Broadway 216 16th St., Suite 850 CU Campus Box 482 OF NATURAL HISTORY

Boulder, CO 80302 Denver, CO 80202 Boulder, CO 80309-0482 CU Campus Box 218 R

303-442-3333/303-449-6323 303-592-4062/303-592-4061 303-492-6818/303-492-2151 Boulder, CO 80309 ELIGION Mission: To spread the gospel and reach new Mission: Embarking on an aggressive plan to Mission: National clearinghouse for the social 303-492-6892/303-492-4195 disciples. grow the state’s bioscience industry into one of the science and policy aspects of disasters; collects Mission: Fosters exploration and appreciation Person in charge: Georges Houssney, Director country’s premier bioscience clusters. and shares information on preparedness, response, of the natural environment and human cultures Year founded: 1991 Person in charge: John Collar, Executive Director recovery and mitigation of extreme events. through research, teaching and community

Website: www.horizonsinternational.org Website: www.cobioscience.com Person in charge: Kathleen Tierney, Director; Greg outreach. | S Guibert, Program Manager Person in charge: Patrick Kociolek, Director INTERNATIONAL FAMILY MISSIONS CU CENTER FOR APPLIED PARALLEL Year founded: 1976 Year founded: 1902 P.O. Box 309 PROCESSING (CAPP) Website: www.colorado.edu/hazards Website: http://cumuseum.colorado.edu Lafayette, CO 80026 CU Campus Box 430 CIENCE 303-665-7635/303-287-7617 Boulder, CO 80309 SPACE SCIENCE INSTITUTE SENIORS Mission: Gospel spreading and outreach missions. 303-492-3898/303-492-7514 4750 Walnut St., Suite 205 Website: www.ifmus.org Mission: Research and development to bring the Boulder, CO 80301 AGING SERVICES FOUNDATION

power of parallel processing to a range of scientific 720-974-5888/720-974-5837 OF BOULDER COUNTY | S JEWS OF THE EARTH (JOTE) applications. Mission: To integrate space and earth science P.O. Box 471 3995 Darley Ave. Person in charge: Oliver McBryan, Director research with education and public outreach. Boulder, CO 80306

Boulder, CO 80305 Year founded: 1988 Fosters collaboration between scientists and 303-441-4575/303-441-4550 ENIORS 303-377-6150 Website: www.colorado.edu/engineering/cue01/ educators to bring the knowledge and excitement Mission: Fundraising for services that promote the Mission: To raise the environmental awareness research/infotech5.html of scientific discovery to diverse audiences health and well-being of older adults and care- of the Jewish community, provide outreach across the country. Programs include: traveling giving families. opportunities to unaffiliated Jews, and host eco- ESPACE: THE CENTER FOR SPACE museum exhibitions, educational films, videos and Person in charge: Dean Newman, President Jewish activities for those who are already aware ENTREPRENEURSHIP multimedia; hands-on teaching resources and Year founded: 1999 of the deep connections between Judaism and the 4001 Discovery Drive, Suite 290 activities; and educator workshops. Website: www.agingfoundation.org environment. Boulder, CO 80303 Person in charge: Paul Dusenbery, Executive Director Person in charge: Daniel Ziskin Mission: Business incubator and work force Year founded: 1992 ANAM CHARA HOMES Year founded: 1999 development center for the aerospace industry. Website: www.spacescience.org 1795 Quince Ave. Website: www.jote.org Person in charge: Diane Dimeff, Executive Director Boulder, CO 80304 Year founded: 2010 THE NEURO-SIGNALING FOUNDATION 303-442-4484/303-442-4484 RIDHWAN FOUNDATION Website: www.eSpacecenter.org 7252 W. 94th Place Mission: Holistic practitioners, hospice care, 5869 Marshall Drive Broomfield, CO 80021-4820 therapeutic arts, gardening and music therapy. Boulder, CO 80303 GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA 303-422-6038 Year founded: 1991 303-494-2613 P.O. Box 9140 Mission: Cancer research and therapeutics. Website: www.anamchara.org Mission: School of self-realization. Boulder, CO 80301-9140 Person in charge: James K. Poliner, Medical Director Person in charge: Katie Boone, Contact 303-447-2020/303-357-1070 Year founded: 2007 BOULDER SENIORS FOUNDATION Website: www.ridhwan.org Mission: To be a leader in advancing the Website: www.theneurosignalingfoundation.org 909 Arapahoe Ave. geosciences, enhancing the professional growth of Boulder, CO 80302 YOUNG LIFE BOULDER its members, and promoting the geosciences in the THE ORGANIC CENTER 303-443-7087 6610 S. Boulder Road service of humankind. P.O. Box 20513 Mission: Helping seniors with health and Boulder, CO 80303 Person in charge: John W. Hess, Executive Director Boulder, CO 80308 household necessities. Connected with other senior 303-494-7410 Website: www.geosociety.org 303-499-1840 services organizations in the county. Mission: Christian club for youth. Mission: Research and education organization. To Wish list: New board members. Person in charge: Scott Downing, Executive GROW YOUR OWN MEAL advance credible, evidence-based science on the Person in charge: Al Zach, President Director P.O.Box 2521 health and environmental benefits of organic food Year founded: 1980 Website: www.younglifeboulder.com Longmont, CO 80503 and farming and communicate them to the public. 505-510-1502 Person in charge: Joan Boykin, Executive Director BROOMFIELD SENIOR CENTER SCIENCE Mission: To develop, promote and teach Year founded: 2004 280 Lamar St. sustainable food production using renewable Website: www.organic-center.org Broomfield, CO 80020 BIOSERVE SPACE TECHNOLOGIES energy, less water and plant science, technology 303-464-5526 CU Campus Box 429 and engineering. UNIVERSITY CORPORATION FOR Mission: Workshops, classes, wellness services, Boulder, CO 80309-0429 Person in charge: Marion Murphy ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH (UCAR) senior resource information, AARP drivers, respite 303-492-1005/303-492-8883 Website: www.growyourownmeal.org 1850 Table Mesa Drive care, caregiver support, home health care, loan Mission: Develops products using space life Boulder, CO 80305 closet, community alerts, DRCOG grant information. sciences research; forms strategic partnerships MIND & LIFE INSTITUTE 303-497-1000/303-497-1172 Person in charge: Suzanne Bazinet, Supervisor with industry, academia and government. 7007 Winchester Circle, Suite 100 Mission: Research and development related to Website: www.ci.broomfield.co.us/senior/ Person in charge: Louis Stodieck, Director Boulder, CO 80301 atmospheric sciences, provides advanced research Year founded: 1987 303-530-1940 facilities for the science community, technology CINNAMON PARK Website: www.colorado.edu/engineering/BioServe Mission: Seeks to understand the human mind and transfer. 1335 Cinnamon St. the benefits of contemplative practices through an Person in charge: Richard Anthes, President Longmont, CO 80501 COLORADO ADVANCED PHOTONICS integrated mode of knowing that combines first Year founded: 1960 303-772-2882/303-772-8318 TECHNOLOGY LAB person knowledge from the world’s contemplative Website: www.ucar.edu Mission: Caregivers available 24/7, all meals 1201 Fifth St., 110 UCD traditions with methods and findings from provided in community dining room, housekeeping, Denver, CO 80217 contemporary scientific inquiry. To relieve human UNAVCO transportation, activities and medication 303-556-4175/303-556-4084 suffering and advance well being. 6350 Nautilus Drive management. Mission: High-tech facilities and equipment for Wish list: Financial support, awareness, sharing Boulder, CO 80301 Person in charge: Debbie Setlock, Director rent, metrology, optical characterization, electronics the message of our work with peers and friends, 303-381-7500/303-381-7501 Year founded: 1989 packaging, photolithography and environmental participation by watching our DVDs, reading our Mission: Tectonic tracking: supports and promotes Website: www.seniorhousingoptions.org testing. books and attending any public events. earth science by advancing high-precision techniques Person in charge: Larry Scherrer, Director Person in charge: Chris OBrien, Development and for the measurement and understanding of crustal Year founded: 1998 Communications Officer deformation; education outreach. Website: www.captcenter.org Year founded: 1987 Person in charge: Mike Jackson, Director; William Website: www.mindandlife.org Prescott, President Year founded: 1984 Website: www.unavco.org/facility 42 GIVING GUIDE 2012 FRASIER MEADOWS BROOMFIELD ROTARY CLUB NATIVE AMERICAN CONNECTION RETIREMENT COMMUNITY SERVICE P.O. Box 332 P.O. Box 18774

S 350 Ponca Place Broomfield, CO 80038 Boulder, CO 80308 Boulder, CO 80303 303-466-2709 303-665-7303 ENIORS ORGANIZATIONS 720-562-4417 Mission: Service above self. Mission: Organization dedicated to gathering Mission: Continuing care retirement community, ADULT DAY PROGRAM OF Person in charge: David Manley donations, both material and financial, then distributing CARF-CCAC accredited, independent, assisted PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF Year founded: 1958 them directly to the Native American people. living, memory care, health care, rehab, BROOMFIELD Website: www.rotary5450.org Person in charge: Marion Clifford, Director

| S comprehensive, holistic wellness center that helps 350 Main St. Year founded: 1993 seniors enjoy independent, fulfilling lives. Broomfield, CO 80020 COAL CREEK ROTARY CLUB Website: www.nachome.org Person in charge: Timothy A. Johnson, CEO 303-469-2919/303-466-0658 P.O. Box 546 Year founded: 1998 Mission: Provide care for our adult clients and Louisville, CO 80027 ONE FREEDOM INC. ERVICE Website: www.frasiermeadows.com respite care for their caregivers in a friendly, safe 303-499-1884/303-499-0214 P.O. Box 7418 and caring environment. Mission: Provides humanitarian service, Boulder, CO 80306 FRIENDS OF THE LONGMONT Person in charge: Georgia Lacy, Interim Director encourages high ethical standards, builds goodwill 303-444-1221 SENIOR CENTER Year founded: 2007 worldwide. Mission: Provides education to veterans, families and

O 910 Longs Peak Ave. Website: www.pcofb.org Person in charge: Scott Replogle care providers on the brain and body’s natural response Longmont, CO 80501 Year founded: 1990 to stress, and training on how to self-regulate intense RGANIZATIONS 303-651-8415 BOULDER & BROOMFIELD COUNTY Website: www.coalcreekrotary.org life experiences, trauma and everyday stressors. Mission: Fundraising for and promotion of the JAYCEES Person in charge: Elizabeth Hawkins-Robinson, Longmont Senior Center. P.O. Box 19437 COLUMBIA LODGE NO. 14 AF & AM Executive Director Person in charge: Michele K. Waite, Staff liaison; Boulder, CO 80308 2205 Broadway Year founded: 2006 Michele K Waite, staff liaison 303-465-4710 Boulder, CO 80302-4824 Website: www.onefreedom.org Year founded: 1980 Mission: Fosters true friendship and business 303-449-2711 Website: www.ci.longmont.co.us/sen_ctr/groups/ opportunities, career advancement and community Mission: Fraternity ORDER OF EASTERN STAR QUEEN friends.htm action for men and women. Person in charge: Larry George ESTHER NO. 5 Person in charge: Curt Williams Year founded: 1867 2205 Broadway

HOVER MANOR Year founded: 1935 Website: www.bouldermasons.org Boulder, CO 80302-4824 1401 Elmhurst Drive Website: www.boulderjaycees.org 303-449-2711 Longmont, CO 80503 COLUMBINE LIONS CLUB Mission: Women’s Masonic organization. 303-772-9292/303-651-7279 BOULDER COUNTY CRIME STOPPERS 1012 Lilac St. Person in charge: Larry George Mission: Retirement community, meal plan, 1805 33rd St. Longmont, CO 80501 Website: www.bouldermasons.org accepts Section 8. Boulder, CO 80301-2505 303-485-0449 Person in charge: Lisa Czolowski, Executive Director 303-440-7867 Mission: Create spirit of understanding among ROCKY MOUNTAIN PUBLISHING Year founded: 1976 Mission: Collecting anonymous tips to help solve people for humanitarian needs by volunteering. PROFESSIONALS GUILD Website: www.hovercommunity.org crimes. Person in charge: Gail Fray P.O. Box 17721 Person in charge: Amy Tankovich, President Year founded: 1963 Boulder, CO 80308 NEDERLAND AREA SENIORS Website: www.co.boulder.co.us/sheriff/ 303-499-7736 750 N. U.S. Highway 72; P. O. Box 188 crimestoppers IZONTA FOOTHILLS CLUB OF BOULDER Mission: To promote and enhance the professional Nederland, CO 80466 COUNTY skills members, to increase dialogue among 303-258-0799/303-258-0799 BOULDER ELKS LODGE NO. 566 P.O. Box 19964, Valmont Station colleagues and clients (through educational Mission: Assist senior citizens in enhancing quality 3975 28th St. Boulder, CO 80301-9998 programs and social events), and to foster effective, of life, enabling them to live a life of respect and Boulder, CO 80301-1603 303-499-3138/720-564-0538 ethical business practices. honor. Includes planning, organizing and facilitating 303-442-5003/303-442-5006 Person in charge: Ellen Marshall, President Person in charge: Mitch Martin, President nutrition, education, recreation, socialization, Year founded: 1967 Year founded: 1991 transportation, foot care and outreach programs KIWANIS CLUB OF THE FOOTHILLS Website: www.rmppg.org for senior citizens living in Nederland and the BOULDER FLATIRONS ROTARY P.O. Box 1391 surrounding area. P.O. Box 17775 Boulder, CO 80306 SKILLSHARE Wish list: Financial Support, volunteers for Care Boulder, CO 80308-7775 303-447-8630 P.O. Box 1524 Connect services and shoveling, fundraising volunteers. 303-520-6660/303-546-6980 Mission: Focuses on programs and activities that Boulder, CO 80306 Person in charge: Serene Karplus, Coordinator Mission: Young business leaders having fun help children and needy families in our community, 303-823-6291 Year founded: 1996 making a difference locally, nationally and state, nation and around the world Mission: Boulder County time bank organization. Website: www.NederlandAreaSeniors.org internationally. Person in charge: Greg Lefferdink Members trade skills and services with each other. Year founded: 1997 Year founded: 1969 Person in charge: Howard Lambert, Chairman SENIOR RESOURCES OF BROOMFIELD Website: www.boulderflatironsrotary.org Website: www.foothillskiwanis.org Website: www.skillsharenetwork.org INC. P.O. Box 714 BOULDER MASONIC LONGMONT BPOE ELKS NO. 1055 THE DAVINCI INSTITUTE Broomfield, CO 80038 LODGE NO. 45, AF & AM 306 Coffman St. P.O. Box 270315 303-469-0536 2205 Broadway Longmont, CO 80501 Louisville, CO 80027 Mission: Broomfield Interfaith Volunteer Caregiver Boulder, CO 80302-4824 303-776-1055 303-666-4133/303-666-0794 Program: coordinates respite care, friendly visitor 303-449-2711 Mission: Charity. Mission: Educating aspiring inventors and and reader volunteers to older adults. Meals on Mission: Fraternity. Person in charge: Donna Lay entrepreneurs with the critical skills necessary to Wheels: home delivered meals for frail elderly and Person in charge: Larry George Year founded: 1906 make their projects viable. temporarily disabled persons in Broomfield. Year founded: 1881 Person in charge: Thomas Frey, Executive Director Person in charge: Bob Davis, Executive Director Website: www.bouldermasons.org MASONIC APPENDIX GROUPS, Year founded: 1997 SHRINERS, HIGH-12, YORK RITE Website: www.davinciinstitute.com SPECIAL TRANSIT BOULDER ROTARY CLUB 2205 Broadway 2855 North 63rd St. 5390 Manhattan Circle, Suite 101 Boulder, CO 80302-4824 THE ROTARY CLUB Boulder, CO 80301 Boulder, CO 80303 303-449-2711 OF BOULDER VALLEY 303-447-2848/303-447-0686 303-499-3272/720-304-3255 Mission: Masonic fraternity appendix bodies. P.O. Box 17485 Mission: To promote independence and self- Mission: Provides humanitarian service, Person in charge: Larry George Boulder, CO 80308-7485 sufficiency for people with limited mobility by providing encourages high ethical standards, and helps build Website: www.bouldermasons.org 303-444-3179 caring, customer-focused transportation options. goodwill. Mission: Promotes healthy communities and world Wish list: Funding, board members, corporate partners. Person in charge: Darla Schueth, President peace. Person in charge: Lenna Kottke, Executive Director Year founded: 1919 Person in charge: Bob Lucas Year founded: 1979 Website: www.boulderrotary.org Year founded: 1985 Website: www.specialtransit.org Website: www.bvrc.org GIVING GUIDE 2012 43 THE ROTARY CLUB LONGMONT COMMUNITY THE LEGAL AID FOUNDATION BOULDER AREA TRAILS COALITION OF ST. VRAIN LONGMONT JUSTICE PARTNERSHIP OF COLORADO (BATCO)

Longmont, CO 80502-0327 333 Terry St. 1900 Grant St., Suite 1112 P.O. Box 19726 S

303-682-0907 Longmont, CO 80501 Denver, CO 80203 Boulder, CO 80308 ERVICE Mission: Service above self. 303-776-1527/303-772-7446 303-863-9544/303-863-7226 303-485-2162/303-485-2163 Person in charge: John Creighton Mission: To cultivate a safe and caring community, Mission: To promote equal access to justice by Mission: To promote nonmotorized, multi-use, Year founded: 1998 reduce crime and bring together those involved in raising funds to provide civil legal services for low- environmentally responsible trail systems in

Website: www.rotary5450.org crime or conflict to be heard, creating justice for all. income people in Colorado. Boulder County. O Wish list: Financial support, event sponsorships, Wish list: A strong and abiding commitment Person in charge: Suzanne Webel, Vice president

SOCIAL JUSTICE lunches for our student restorative justice team to improving access to our civil justice system. Year founded: 1996 RGANIZATIONS and volunteers. A new building in central Longmont. Regular participation in our annual fundraising Website: www.bouldertrails.org ANTI-DEFAMATION LEAGUE Person in charge: Deb Witzel, Executive Director campaign. Support for new and additional funding 1630-A 30th St., Suite 271 Year founded: 1994 streams for legal aid. BOULDER FISH AND GAME INC. Boulder, CO 80301 Website: www.lcjp.org Person in charge: Diana M. Poole, Executive 1630 Lincoln Place 303-449-2607 Director Boulder, CO 80302 Mission: To stop the defamation of Jewish people NATIVE AMERICAN RIGHTS FUND Year founded: 1981 303-494-2655 and to secure justice and fair treatment to all. 1506 Broadway Website: www.legalaidfoundation.org Mission: Maintains kid’s fishing ponds; stocks Person in charge: Amy Stein, Boulder Community Boulder, CO 80302-6217 high-country lakes with fish. Coordinator 303-447-8760/303-443-7776 SPORTS Person in charge: Paul Kuehnel, President Website: www.adl.org Mission: Provides legal representation and Year founded: 1908 | S technical assistance to Indian tribes and AND RECREATION BEADFORLIFE organizations. BOULDER MOUNTAINBIKE ALLIANCE

2336 Canyn Blvd., Suite 202 Person in charge: John Echohawk, Executive ACCESS FUND P.O. Box 4954 PORTS Boulder, CO 80302 Director 207 Canyon Blvd., Suite 201 South Boulder, CO 80306 303-554-5901/303-444-0462 Year founded: 1971 Boulder, CO 80302-5167 303-570-9177 Mission: Creates sustainable opportunities for Website: www.narf.org 303-545-6772/303-545-6774 Mission: All things related to mountain biking in

women to lift their families out of extreme poverty Mission: National advocacy organization that Boulder County. by connecting people worldwide in a circle of PRISON DHARMA NETWORK keeps U.S. climbing areas open and conserves the Year founded: 1991 AND exchange that enriches everyone. P.O. Box 4623 climbing environment. Website: bma-mtb.org Wish list: Volunteers in our Boulder Office, Boulder, CO 80306 Person in charge: Brady Robinson, Executive volunteer BeadParty hosts, volunteers in office of 303-544-5923/303-447-8051 Director BOULDER SWIM TEAM R our Boulder Store. Mission: To transform lives by providing prisoners Year founded: 1990 Boulder, CO 80308 ECREATION Person in charge: Barbara Heverly, Business with the most-effective contemplative tools for Website: www.accessfund.org 720-937-2537 Director self-transformation and rehabilitation. Mission: Athletic swim instruction. Year founded: 2004 Person in charge: Fleet Maull, Executive Director, AMERICAN MOUNTAIN GUIDES Person in charge: Jim Richey, Head Coach Website: www.beadforlife.org Founder ASSOCIATION Year founded: 1996 Year founded: 1989 1209 Pearl St., Suites 12 and 14 Website: www.boulderswimteam.org CIRCLES OF TEN: WOMEN FOR Website: www.prisondharmanetwork.org Boulder, CO 80302 WORLD PEACE 303-271-0984/303-271-1377 COMMUNITY CYCLES P.O. Box 18923 ROCKY MOUNTAIN PEACE Mission: Inspires an exceptional client experience 2805 Wilderness Place, Suite 1000 Boulder, CO 80308 & JUSTICE CENTER by being the premier source for training, Boulder, CO 80301 303-494-6503 3970 Broadway, Suite 105 credentials, resource stewardship and services 720-565-6019 Mission: Providing peace circles, leadership Boulder, CO 80304 for professional mountain guides and climbing Mission: Collective of bicycle enthusiasts; offers training and individual peace coaching locally, 303-444-6981/720-565-9755 instructors in the U.S. community programs. nationally and internationally. Mission: Works to restore and protect Earth Wish list: Brand exposure, support of local events. Year founded: 2006 Person in charge: Sarah Hartzell, Founder and human rights: education, awareness, public Person in charge: Betsy Novak Winter, Executive Website: www.communitycycles.org Year founded: 2002 organizing on nuclear waste cleanup; ending use of Director Website: www.peacecircles.net genetically engineered foods and toxic pesticides; Year founded: 1979 ELDORA MOUNTAIN SKI & environmental and peace issues. Website: www.amga.com SNOWBOARD CLUB FIRST NATIONS DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE Wish list: Funding, donation of products for silent 1750-1 30th St., Suite 431 351 Coffman St. Suite 200 auctions, co-sponsorship of events. BIKES BELONG COALITION Boulder, CO 80301 Longmont, CO 80501 Person in charge: Betty Ball, Co-Administrator 1928 Pearl St. 303-447-8014/303-448-9776 303-774-7836/303-774-7841 Nonviolence Education Coordinator; Carolyn Boulder, CO 80302 Mission: Ski and snowboard racing lessons for kids. Mission: Strengthen American Indian economies Bninski, Program Coordinator; Kristi Venditti, Office 303-449-4893/303-442-2936 Person in charge: Matt Tomasko, Executive Director through policy, research, grant making and lending Coordinator Mission: To put more people on bicycles more Year founded: 1975 institutions, working to help mobilize the capacity Year founded: 1983 often. Website: www.lertprograms.com/emsc of Native Americans for controlling their own Website: www.rmpjc.org Website: www.bikesbelong.org economic assets. Wish list: Donations to assist with working within SAFEHOUSE PROGRESSIVE ALLIANCE the tribal nonprofit, government and for-profit FOR NONVIOLENCE sectors to educate grassroots practitioners, 835 North St. advocate systemic change and capitalize Boulder, CO 80304 reservation communities. 303-449-8623/303-449-0169 Person in charge: Michael E Roberts, President Mission: A human rights organization committed Year founded: 1983 to ending violence against women, youth and BeadforLife helps impoverished Ugandan women earn Website: www.firstnations.org children through support, advocacy, education and income through the creation of handmade paper community organizing. beads, and collecting Shea nuts that are used in our GLOBAL INNOVATIONS Wish list: Financial support ($2,500 supports Shea butter products. Along with this income, FOR FAIR TRADE a shelter stay for a battered woman and her BeadforLife provides women with support and 1630A 30th St. two children). Business partnerships to expand mentoring to start a business that will change her life. Boulder, CO 80301 fundraising opportunities and community 303-434-4519 education. In-kind donations (art/school supplies Mission: Specializing in fair trade and accountable, for children; toiletries, household supplies, office 2336 Canyon Blvd., Suite 202, Boulder, 80302 sustainable community development. supplies). Person in charge: Greg Boyer, Executive Director Person in charge: Anne Tapp, Executive Director WWW.BEADFORLIFE.ORG Website: http://fairtradealliance.ning.com/ Year founded: 1979 Website: www.safehousealliance.org 44 GIVING GUIDE 2012 FLATIRONS VOLLEYBALL CLUB PARADOX SPORTS WOMEN NATIONAL CENTER FOR WOMEN & 2485 Clayton Circle P.O. Box 1947 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

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