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1		COLORADO SPRINGS, CO
2		Denver, CO
3		Telluride, CO
4		BOULDER, CO
5		LONGMONT, CO
6		DENVER, CO
7		DENVER, CO
8		STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, CO
9		LAKEWOOD, CO
10		CASTLE ROCK, CO
11		LAKE GEORGE, CO
12		Denver CO, CO
13		DENVER, CO
14		DENVER, CO
15		LITTLETON, CO
16		DENVER, CO
17		DENVER, CO
18		CRESTONE, CO
19		AURORA, CO
20		Englewood, CO
21		ESTES PARK, CO
22		NORTHGLEN, CO
23		GUNNISON, CO
24		CARBONDALE, CO
25		DENVER, CO
26		ENGLEWOOD, CO
27		DENVER, CO
28		Kremmling, CO
29		LONGMONT, CO
30		BOULDER, CO
31		COLORADO SPGS, CO
32		DENVER, CO
33		STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, CO
34		FORT COLLINS, CO
35		STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, CO
36		FORT COLLINS, CO
37		Denver, CO
38		GOLDEN, CO
39		FRISCO, CO
40		FORT COLLINS, CO
41		Colorado Springs, CO
42		BOULDER, CO
43		DENVER, CO
44		ALAMOSA, CO
45		LAKEWOOD, CO
46		HIGHLANDS RANCH, CO
47		Wheat Ridge, CO
48		LAKEWOOD, CO
49		LITTLETON, CO
50		LOUISVILLE, CO

THE MISSION OF HAS ALWAYS BEEN DISASTER RECOVERY, IMMEDIATE AND LONG-TERM. THIS HAS ENCOMPASSED REBUILDING AND REPAIR OF STRUCTURES DAMAGED BY NATURAL DISASTER AND ONGOING SUPPORT FOR VICTIMS OF HUMAN-CAUSED TRAGEDIES.

THIS IS A MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATION OF MEN BETWEEN THE AGES OF 20-39 IN THE AREA WITH A MISSION TO RAISE AND GRANT FUNDS ANNUALLY TO LOCAL CHARITIES THAT BENEFIT DISADVANTAGED OR AT-RISK YOUTH.

The purpose of the organization is to complete projects domestically and globally towards poverty reduction. We serve the Mukuru Slum of Kenya and provide cross-cultural awareness for youth in the United States. Projects in Kenya include agriculture, entrepreneurship, and art. Projects in the USA include experiential learning through service retreats to Kenya, and art for cultural education of children aged 4-16.

PSYCHOLOGY OF SPORT AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IS A MULTIDISCIPLINARY ASSOCIATION OF SCHOLARS FROM BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES AND RELATED PROFESSIONS. FUNCTIONS TO: - DEVELOP AND ADVANCE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF HUMAN BEHAVIOR WHEN INDIVIDUALS ARE ENGAGED IN SPORT AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY - FACILITATE DISSEMINATION OF INFORMATION - IMPROVE QUALITY OF RESEARCH AND TEACHING IN PSYCHOLOGY OF SPORT, MOTOR DEVELOPMENT, AND MOTOR LEARNING AND CONTROL

THE MISSION OF COLORADOFIRST IS TO DELIVER HIGH-QUALITY FIRST PROGRAMS TO STUDENTS IN INCLUDING MANAGING TOURNAMENTS, SUPPORTING TEAMS, AND WORKING WITH OUR PROGRAM MENTORS. OUR LONG-TERM GOAL IS TO DEVELOP THE BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY LEADERS OF TOMORROW.

PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO INDIGENT DISADVANTAGED AND DISABLED WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN VIETNAM

IS A STATEWIDE NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION COMMITTED TO STRENGTHENING CONNECTIONS BETWEEN FARMS AND COMMUNITIES SO THAT ALL COLORADANS HAVE EQUITABLE ACCESS TO FRESH, NUTRITIOUS FOODS. WE PURSUE SYSTEMIC CHANGES THROUGH STATE AND FEDERAL POLICY ADVOCACY, MANAGING INNOVATIVE PROGRAMS, AND DEVELOPING COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS AND GRASSROOTS NETWORKS TO EMPLOY MULTIPLE-WIN STRATEGIES THAT REBALANCE THE FOOD SYSTEM AND CREATE NUTRITIOUS FOOD ENVIRONMENTS.

TO PROVIDE HOUSING, HEALTHCARE, and OTHER SERVICES TO CITIZENS THROUGH A RETIREMENT COMMUNITY.

SKILLED NURSING AND ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES.

TO ENGAGE IN BUILDING HUMANITARIAN SERVICE PROJECTS AND TO CARE FOR ORPHANED, IMPOVERISHED, AND DISADVANTAGED PEOPLE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES.

COCO, . IS A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT SERVES . , . (THE CORPORATION) WAS INCORPORATED IN THE STATE OF COLORADO IN OCTOBER 2014 COMMENCED OPERATIONS IN EARLY 2015. THE CORPORATION WAS ESTABLISHED TO FOSTER ON-THE-GROUND CONSERVATION EFFORTS THAT PROTECT RESTORE NATURAL RESOURCES LOCAL COMMUNITIES BY SUPPORTING CONSERVATION ORGANIZATIONS ACROSS THE NATION. TO ACHIEVE THE VISION OF PEOPLE WORKING TOGETHER, FOR PEOPLE THE PLANET, , . UNDERTAKES THE FOLLOWING MISSION DRIVEN ACTIVITIES: MENTORING PLACED-BASED COLLABORATIVE ORGANIZATIONS. PROVIDING FINANCIAL, TECHNICAL, STAFF SUPPORT. EMPOWERING THROUGH AN INCLUSIVE ITERATIVE COMMUNITY- BASED APPROACH. INVESTING IN PEOPLE BY HELPING TO INCREASE THE CAPACITY OF LOCAL GROUPS. ENGAGING EDUCATING LOCAL, REGIONAL, NATIONAL LEADERS ON SOME OF THE MOST PRESSING CONSERVATION ISSUES OF OUR TIME.

supports the interests of , its students, staff, and teachers. NHSF will engage in fundraising activities and use the funds raised to assist with helping the achieve its mission of creating enthusiastic learners and engaged citizens of the world. Specifically, the interests of include but are not limited to the following: student critical needs, implementation of International Baccalaureate (IB) for all curriculum, athletics, activities, the arts, and expeditionary and global education opportunities.

TO PROMOTE AGING AT THROUGH CARE MANAGEMENT AND A SAFE -SHARING MODEL, GENERATING INCOME AND PROVIDING SUPPORT FOR OLDER ADULTS WHILE ACCESSING UNTAPPED AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND RESOURCES FOR SEEKERS.

TO DEVELOP LOW-INCOME AND PROVIDE SERVICES TO LOW INCOME FAMILIES, ELDERLY, HANDICAPPED, HOMELESS, POTENTIALLY HOMELESS, OR OTHERWISE DISADVANTAGED PERSONS

PREACHING THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST CONVERTING THE LOST AND DISCIPLING CHRISTIANS ENCOURAGING LOCAL CHURCHES TO MINISTER TO THEIR COMMUNITIES.

TO MANAGE AND DIRECT LOW INCOME AND PROVIDE SERVICES TO LOW INCOME FAMILIES, ELDERLY, HANDICAPPED, HOMELESS, POTENTIALLY HOMELESS, OR OTHERWISE DISADVANTAGED PERSONS

TO DEVELOP, OWN, AND OPERATE LOW-INCOME HOUSING AND PROVIDE SERVICES TO LOW-INCOME FAMILIES, ELDERLY, HANDICAPPED, HOMELESS, OR OTHERWISE DISADVANTAGED PERSONS

THE INSTITUTES (SII) MISSION IS: INSPIRED BY THE PHILOSOPHY OF MOKICHI OKADA THE HELPS PEOPLE OF THE WORLD REALIZE THEY ARE WORLD CITIZENS ABLE TO ACT FOR THE COMMON GOOD. THIS MISSION IS CARRIED OUT BY ENGAGING IN AND OFFERING THE PUBLIC THE OPPORTUNITY TO ENGAGE IN ACTIVITIES BASED ON THE 3 CENTRAL TEACHINGS OF MOKICHI OKADA 1882 1955 WHO FOUNDED A SPIRITUAL FELLOWSHIP IN JAPAN THE MID 20TH CENTURY WITH WHICH SII IS AFFILIATED. THIS SPIRITUAL FELLOWSHIP (SHINJI SHUMEIKAI) IS COMMONLY KNOWN THROUGHOUT THE WORLD AS . THE THREE PRINCIPAL TENETS OF SHUMEIS PHILOSOPHY TOWARD LIFE ARE THE PRACTICE OF NATURAL AGRICULTURE, FOSTERING AN APPRECIATION FOR ART AND BEAUTY AND A SPIRITUAL HEALING PRACTICE CALLED JYOREI. SII CONTINUES TO MAINTAIN 3 EXPERIMENTAL NATURAL AGRICULTURE GARDENS ALONG WITH A 4 SEASON GREENHOUSE IN CRESTONE, COLORADO AREA AND SHARES BOTH VEGETABLES, KNOWLEDGE AND TECHNIQUES IN MANY WAYS INCLUDING FARMERS MARKETS, A

TO SUBSIDIZE CARE OF ELDERS AT SHALOM PARK.

exists to care for Denver-area women and men in -related crisis and offer them meaningful to abortion. We seek to meet emotional, physical, and spriritual needs, enabling and encouraging women to choose life every day.

To maintain, support, and improve the Public District by engaging in fundraising activities, creating and managing an endowment, disbursing funds to the and cooperating with the Board of Trustees of the .

TO ADVANCE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR OLDER ADULTS THROUGH ADVOCACY, COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS, AND A VARIETY OF DIRECT SERVICES PLANNED TO SUSTAIN AN INDEPENDENT, HEALTHY AGING EXPERIENCE.

HOUSING AND CARE FOR ELDERLY

TO MAKE AVAILABLE TO ALL THROUGH EDUCATION, FACILITIES, EMBRACING NEW PLAYERS, AND ENCOURAGING A SENSE OF COMMUNITY IN A WAY THAT WILL REMAIN FINANCIALLY OBTAINABLE TO EVERYONE

TO DEVELOP LOWINCOME AND PROVIDE SERVICES TO LOWINCOME SERVICES TO LOWINCOME FAMILIES, ELDERLY, HANDICAPPED, HOMELESS, POTENTIALLY HOMELESS OR OTHERWISE DISADVANTAGED PERSONS

PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS TO ATTEND AND GRADUATE FROM ACCADEMY, A PRIVATE, ACCREDITED, ALTERNATIVE MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL THAT OFFERS A STRUCTURED,SUPPORTIVE ACADEMIC ENVIRONMENT FOR STUDENTS UNIQUE ACADEMIC, SOCIAL, EMOTIONAL, AND BEHAVIORAL NEEDS SINCE 1983. ACADEMY WORKS WITH STUDENTS WHO PRESENT A VARIETY OF LEARNING DISABILITIES, WHO ARE TWICE EXEPTIONAL (2E), ON THE AUTISM SPECTRUM OR STRUGGLING IN TRADITIONAL ACADEMIC SETTING BECAUSE OF MOOD OR ANXIETY DISORDER.2.FOSTER A POSITIVE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE FOR STUDENTS AND STAFF AT ACADAMY WHICH MAY INCLUDE BUT NOT LIMITED TO ENRICHEMNT PROGRAMS, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT, TRAININGS, WORKSHOPS, AND CONFERENCES.3. TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL TECHNOLOGICAL SUPPORT AND NEEDS FOR STUDENTS AND STAFF AT ACADEMY.

ESTABLISH A SECURE WAY FOR THE PUBLIC TO CONTRIBUTE TO VICTIMS OF MASS TRAGEDY IN , AND TO ASSIST LOCAL COMMUNITIES WITH THE FINANCIAL, EMOTIONAL AND PHYSCIAL NEEDS OF VICTIMS OF MASS TRAGEDIES THAT OCCUR IN THE STATE OF

Economic Support for Businesses and Organizations in Grand County Affected by Tragedy or Emergency

TO CREATE AN ON THE LIVES OF THE DISADVANTAGED, UNDER-SERVED POPULATIONS BY NURTURING MODELS OF INNOVATION ENTREPRENEURSHIP.

RESEARCH (UCAR), ON BEHALF OF, AND IN COOPERATION WITH ITS MEMBER MEMBERS, IS ENGAGED IN THE MANAGEMENT OF LONG-TERM AND RELATED RESEARCH AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES, AND OF SCIENTIFIC FACILITIES, MOSTLY THROUGH THE OPERATION OF THE NATIONAL CENTER RESEARCH. IT ALSO ASSUMES THE ROLES OF SCIENTIFIC LEADERSHIP AND ADVOCACY ON THE NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL BASIS AND PROVIDES SERVICES TO THE RESEARCH COMMUNITY SUCH AS VISITOR PROGRAMS, THE DISSEMINATION OF SCIENTIFIC DATA, COMPUTING, RADAR AND AIRCRAFT FACILITIES AND FOSTERING NEW AND IMPROVED RELATIONSHIPS AMONG THE ACADEMIC RESEARCH COMMUNITY AND THE PRIVATE SECTOR.

ULPPR promotes equality and opportunities for socio-economically disadvantaged by providing and supporting educational programs, fostering economic empowerment, and public advocacy.

THE CORPORATION WAS FORMED FOR THE PURPOSE OF OPERATING A 383-UNIT COMMUNITY LOCATED IN DENVER, COLORADO WHICH PROVIDES HOUSING AND RELATED SERVICES FOR ELDERLY, LOW- AND MODERATE-INCOME PERSONS.

To make a significant contribution to the public welfare by providing rental housing citizens age 62 and older or handicapped and/or disabled applicants with low income.To operate rental housing in a not--profit manner with no personal gain accruing to The Citizens, Inc. (referred to as the Owner) or the Board of Directors and Officers, except professional services authorized and rendered.To make such charges rental housing necessary only to amortize cost of construction, operation, and maintenance in as economical a manner as possible.To provide a broad base of membership in the community.

CREATE TRANSFORMATIONAL IMPACT BY INSPIRING PHILANTHROPY AND ENGAGING THE REGION.

LEADS TRANSFORMATIONAL CHANGE THROUGHOUT THE BY ENGAGING DONORS IN PURPOSEFUL PHILANTHROPY, EMPOWERING LOCAL NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, INSPIRING IMPACTFUL GRANTMAKING, AND COLLABORATING TO BUILD VIBRANT COMMUNITIES.

DIRECT CARE SERVICES PROVIDE RESPITE CARE FOR CAREGIVERS OF ADULTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS;INCLUDING MEALS, TRANSPORTATION, MENTORING AND COUNSELING, BLOOD PRESSURE MONITORING, AND SUPPORT GROUPS.

Advance inclusive, engaged and equitable Greater Denver communities with values-driven philanthropy

JEFFCO SCHOOLS VISION IS "EVERY JEFFCO STUDENT THRIVES AND MISSION IS "SECURE RESOURCES AND ENGAGE IN PARTNERSHIPS TO ENSURE JEFFCO STUDENTS THRIVE THROUGH EQUITABLE, EXCELLENT, AND ENGAGING EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES."

Promote and encourage overall wellness and fitness for adults 50 years of age and older in Colorado

Providingactivitiesforsocial,culturalandeducationalgrowthincollegeagedmembers

To support the Zoological Society by investing contributions and managing investment income.

CONNECTS A DYNAMIC AND DIVERSE COMMUNITY TO CREATE INSPIRING AND ENGAGING EXPERIENCES IN PERFORMING, CINEMATIC, AND VISUAL .

IMPROVING ACCESS TO POST-SECONDARY ; ENCOURAGING INNOVATION AND CREATIVITY IN THE CLASSROOM; HELPING STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN DISTRICT ACTIVITIES AND PROGRAMS; ENGAGING THE LOCAL AND EXTENDED COMMUNITIES TO ADDRESS THE NEEDS AND RECOGNIZE THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF STUDENTS.

PROVIDE AFFORDABLE OPTIONS TO OUR COMMUNITY MEMBERS THROUGHOUT THE , COLORADO.: HIGH MANOR MULTIFAMILY RENT ASSISTED , CASITA DE LA LUNA ELDERLY/DISABLED RENT ASSISTED . BOTH USDA AND CDOH FUNDED WITH CASITA ALSO BEING POST-15-YEAR LIHTC. LOW-INTEREST LOAN PROGRAMS FROM SINGLE-FAMILY-OWNER-OCCUPIED HOME REHABILITATION (CDOH, CHFA, AND USDA FUNDED), DOWN PAYMENT ASSISTANCE (CDOH FUNDED), HOUSEHOLD WASTEWATER SYSTEMS (HWWS) (USDA FUNDED, ENDED IN 2021). ADVOCACY/EDUCATION: MOBILE HOME PARK TENANT ASSISTANCE (COLORADO HEALTH FOUNDATION FUNDED), TOOL BARN RENTAL (CHFA FUNDED), AND STARTING IN 2022 FINANCIAL AND MAINTENANCE EDUCATION (CHFA FUNDED ON 12.31.2021).

ELDERLY SUPPORT SERVICES

PROVIDES FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO EMPLOYEES OF THAT HAVE HAD A HARDSHIP IDENTIFIED, INCLUDING COVID-19 AND PERSONAL HARDSHIPS, AS WELL AS ENGAGING IN COMMUNITY SUPPORT BY PROVIDING GIFTS AND ESSENTIAL NEEDS FOR UNDERPRIVILEGED FAMILIES.

To enhance and enrich the lives and communities of those we serve and to provide a welcoming, inclusive environment of beauty and meaning by:-Creating exceptional and musical theatre-Delivering engaging artistic and educational programs to diverse communities throughout the Rocky Mountain region-Celebrating and embracing diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility in all facets of the organization-Preserving and protecting the historic and other properties entrusted to -Cultivaing and supporting emerging singers and performing arts professionals through world-class training programs

TO REPRESENT THE COLLECTIVE INTEREST OF OUR MEMBERS INVOLVING COMPENSATION AND RETIREMENT SECURITY, PROVIDE ACCESS TO LEGAL COUNSEL FOR MATTERS THAT OCCUR IN LINE OF DUTY AND PROMOTE A POSITIVE IMAGE

FACILITY RENTAL FOR CONVENIENCE OF MEMBERS and VISITORS USED BY CHURCHES 4H SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS LEGION AUXILLARY CLUB DUPLEX RENTAL FOR SENIOR HOUSING

TO CREATE AND SUPPORT LOCAL EVENTS THROUGH EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION, ENGAGING OUTREACH, AND COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT, AND TO USE THESE EVENTS TO RAISE FUNDS THAT WILL IMPACT OUR COMMUNITY.

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