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1		STERLING, CO
2		LAKEWOOD, CO
3		ARVADA, CO
4		DENVER, CO
5		PUEBLO, CO
6		COLORADO SPRINGS, CO
7		Montrose, CO
8		Monument, CO
9		Red Feather Lakes, CO
10		WESTMINSTER, CO
11		EDWARDS, CO
12		DENVER, CO
13		DENVER, CO
14		LAKEWOOD, CO
15		MONUMENT, CO
16		EVERGREEN, CO
17		ESTES PARK, CO
18		AURORA, CO
19		BOULDER, CO
20		DENVER, CO
21		Denver, CO
22		OURAY, CO
23		Colorado Springs, CO
24		LITTLETON, CO
25		ENGLEWOOD, CO
26		DENVER, CO
27		Denver, CO
28		Colorado Springs, CO
29		Estes Park, CO
30		ESTES PARK, CO
31		AURORA, CO
32		Denver, CO
33		ELIZABETH, CO
34		Lafayette, CO
35		COLORADO SPRINGS, CO
36		Frisco, CO
37		EDGEWATER, CO
38		Lone Tree, CO
39		MEAD, CO
40		COLORADO SPRINGS, CO
41		LAKEWOOD, CO
42		CRAIG, CO
43		GREELEY, CO
44		TELLURIDE, CO
45		Westminster, CO
46		Arvada, CO
47		WHEAT RIDGE, CO
48		LITTLETON, CO
49		WESTMINSTER, CO
50		BOULDER, CO

IS DEDICATED TO ENCOURAGING DEVELOPMENT OF HEALTHY CHILDREN AND STRONG UNITS BY PROVIDING SUPPORT SYSTEMS, PARENT EDUCATION, AND REFERRAL SERVICES.

Provide aid to injured officers and their families

TO ACT AS AN UMBRELLA OR PARENT ORGANIZATION TO FACILITATE AND OVERSEE NEW ORGANIZATIONS HAVING A HEART AND PASSION TO MEET NEEDS OF PEOPLE UNTIL THEY CAN ESTABLISH THEMSELVES AS THRIVING INDEPENDENT ORGANIZATIONS

OUR MISSION IS TO WORK WITH PEOPLE IN ECONOMICALLY MARGINALIZED NEIGHBORHOODS TO DEVELOP RESIDENT LEADERS, CULTIVATE COMMUNITY FOOD SYSTEMS, AND CREATE AN ECONOMY OWNED BY THE COMMUNITY.

ENABLE /OR EMPOWER COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION BENEFITS, CULTURAL GROUP BENEFITS, TESTING FOR PUBLIC SAFETY, RELIGIOUS GROUP BENEFITS, EDUCATIONAL BENEFITS SCIENTIFIC BENEFITS.

TO BUILD EFFECTIVE PARTNERSHIPS THAT SUPPORT THE CS DEPT AND LOCAL COMMUNITY

LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT, IMPROVING HEALTH AND HEALTH SYSTEMS, PROVIDING MEDICAL SUPPLIES, AND REDUCING GENDER BASED VIOLENCE ALL WITHIN .

was started to supplement the needs the Palmer Ridge Team at Palmer Ridge High School in . We do this by providing safety equipment travel and food assistance and other items needed support to the players.

Support local volunteer department communities

TO PROVIDE SERVICES FOR THE WELFARE AND INTEREST OF LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AND THEIR DEPENDENTS.

ASSISTING THE COMMUNITY AND ASSOCIATION MEMBERS IN THE EVENT A CATASTROPHIC ILLNESS OR ACCIDENT AND TO ENHANCE QUALITY LIFE THROUGH NEED BASED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, NONPROFIT SUPPORT, EDUCATION, DISASTER RELIEF, AND HOUSING RELATED INITIATIVES WHILE PROMOTING VOLUNTEERISM.

THE , A CHARITABLE CORPORATION INCORPORATED IN THE STATE OF COLORADO ON JULY 20, 1999 AS A PHILANTHROPIC ORGANIZATION, FACILITATES CHARITABLE GIVING PROGRAMS WORLDWIDE. THROUGH THE DONATIONS OF THE COMPANY ( ), ITS EMPLOYEES, AGENTS, VENDORS, BUSINESS UNITS, CUSTOMERS, AND OTHER BUSINESS PARTNERS, AND SUBSIDIARIES SUPPORT TRAINING, EDUCATION, AND DISASTER RELIEF EFFORTS AS PATHWAYS TOWARD ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY AND A BETTER FUTURE. TO DATE, HAS FUNDED MORE THAN $138 MILLION FOR PROJECTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS GLOBALLY.

TO ACT AS AN INDEPENDENT AND UNIQUE FUNDING AND ADVOCACY RESOURCE FOR THE DEPARTMENT TO ENHANCE PUBLIC SAFETY AND LAW ENFORCEMENT IN THE COMMUNITY.

THE HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED TO HELP FINANCIALLY SUPPORT WITH BOOKS AND OTHER ITEMS THAT BENEFIT THE STUDENTS.

PROVIDE MEDICAL SERVICES, CARE FOR ORPHANS, AND TRAIN PEOPLE TO HELP THEMSELVES.

PROVIDING COMMUNICATIONS ASSISTANCE TO GOVERNMENT, CHARITABLE AND OTHER QUALIFIED ORGANIZATIONS. THE PROMOTION, OPERATION AND SUPPORT OF AMATEUR ROUTINE AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIVITIES. PROMOTE AND CONDUCT EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES TO AMATEURS.

PROJECT OPERATED BY , WITH YOUTH ASSOC.-UT LADAKH, INDIA, WITH CANADIAN ROCKIES SCHOOL DISTRICT, ALBERTA, CANADA, WITH CODERS FROM WIKIMEDIA FOUNDATION KIWIX OFFLINE SERVIES, AND STUDENT HUB OF INDIAN EMBASSY, WASHINGTON,DC: WORKING WITH A GROUP OF 30 VOLUNTEERS BEFORE MENTIONED, CYNTHIA HUNT, SECRETARY, PROVIDED PROJECT COORDINATION FOR VOLUNTEER STUDNETS, EDUCATORS AND CODERS TO DEVELOP OFFLINE LEARNING SYSTEMS TO LESSEN DIGITAL DIVIDE FOR K-12 STUDENTS DURING COVID-19 LOCKDOWNS. PROJECT ALSO PROVIDED VIRTUAL VISITS TO CLASSROOMS IN CANADA, LADAKH, USA, AND CODER GROUPS BASED OUT OF FRANCE. THIS PROJECT COORDINATED WITH YOUNTAN YARGYAS MESHNET PROJECT TO DEVELOP OFFLINE LEARNING SYSTEMS. $9,423 GCI NORTH AMERICA, $271 GCI INDIA.

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO REFUGEES, IMMIGRANTS, AND THOSE FROM UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES IN THE DENVER METRO AREA WHO DESIRE TO OWN OR STRENGTHEN BUSINESSES, DEVELOP WEALTH, AND EMPOWER THEMSELVES FINANCIALLY.

SVP BELIEVES THAT STRONG NONPROFITS DELIVER BETTER RESULTS AND ENGAGED, EDUCATED GIVERS HAVE GREATER IMPACT. WE HELP NONPROFITS AND GIVERS DEVELOP CORE SKILLS, LEADERSHIP ABILITIES, MANAGEMENT PRACTICES, STRATEGIES AND SYSTEMS. WE BUILD RELATIONSHIPS AND CREATE A NETWORK THAT CAN SOLVE COMMUNITY PROBLEMS TOGETHER. SVP BUILDS CAPACITY IN NONPROFITS THROUGH TRAINING, LEADERSHIP AND CONSULTING SUPPORT IN OUR PROGRAMS.

WAS ORGANIZED TO PROMOTE AND DEFEND SYSTEMS, INSTITUTIONS, POLICIES, PROGRAMS AND PEOPLE DEDICATED TO FREE MARKETS, FREE ENTERPRISE, RESTRAINED AND EFFICIENT GOVERNMENT, AN EDUCATED POPULACE, AND A GENERAL CLIMATE DEDICATED TO ECONOMIC GROWTH AND PROSPERITY. IT WAS ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES WITHIN THE MEANING OF AND PURSUANT TO SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986, AS AMENDED.

The provides finanical and practical relief to members of the Colorado Theatre community who find themselves in situational medical need.

DONATION TO 501(C )(3) TO PRESERVE THE DIVERSITY OF HEALTHY ECOSYSTEMS

To multiply church leaders through accessible, locally owned, reproducible training systems.

ASSISTANCE PROVIDED DIRECTLY TO INDIVIDUALS MEDICAL, DENTAL, HEARING, EYECARE, MOBILITY ITEMS, AND MORE. APPLICANTS REFERRED THROUGH SOCIAL SERVICES, HOSPITALS, SCHOOLS, ETC.

PROVIDE EDUCATION TO YOUTH REGARDING ACTIVITIES

RELIEF FUND WAS FORMED TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO PUBLIC SAFETY PERSONNEL, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, OFFICERS,FIREFIGHTERS, AND THEIR FAMILIES WHO MAY HAVE FALLEN UPON HARD TIMES.

Our mission is to facilitate the connection of people with healthy freshwater ecosystems through novel recreational events, educational activities and on-the-ground projects.At , we firmly believe that the best way to ensure the preservation, protection, and maintenance of our irreplaceable public lands and waters is to develop and foster the stewards who will stand up in their defense. Our programs create unique opportunities for the people to experience public lands and waters in novel and fun ways, to expand their depth of understanding of the importance of healthy functioning freshwater ecosystems, and to invest in their time, money and sweat through on-the-ground stewardship projects.

work to educate communities schools and law enforcement to be aware of the tricks human traffickers use to exploit men woman and children. also operates restoration home where girls can get an education find healing and learn life skills.

To accept and resell donated goods and to focus on recycling through sale or proper disposal of unwanted or unneeded items. Net profits from sales are used to support area non-profits.

To educate and empower children in rural for the purpose of achieving communities in which every child receives the educational background necessary to pursue academic and career goals to lift themselves and their families out of poverty

TRAINING AND EQUIP FOR APD

envisions building abolitionist institutions and systems grounded in the cultural wealth, humanity, and leadership of communities of color, that will render the current colonized systems of racial oppression obsolete.

FAMILIES OF FALLEN LAW ENFORCEMENT

Organize memorials for line of duty deaths of law enforcement officers. Provide training to agencies for preparation of line of duty deaths. Provide support to families of line of duty officers.

TO PROVIDE IMMEDIATE FINANCIAL TO CSPD OFFICERS AND THEIR FAMILIES IN CASES WHERE OFFICERS EXPERIENCE SIGNIFICANT DUTY-RELATED INJURIES OR DEATH. TO THE EXTENT POSSIBLE, TO EXTEND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO REGIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES.

TO PROMOTE AND SUSTAIN EXCEPTIONAL HEALTHCARE, EDUCATION AND PREVENTION PROGRAMS FOR THE PROVIDERS, CITIZENS, AND VISITORS OF OUR REGION.

DURING 2022, THE CONTINUED ITS WORK TO BRING MOUNTAIN RESORT COMMUNITIES TOGETHER FOR SHARED LEARNING AROUND COMMON CHALLENGES IN BUILDING EFFECTIVE MENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SYSTEMS THAT SERVES THE NEEDS OF COMMUNITY MEMBERS. A SPECIAL FOCUS OF THIS MULTI- COMMUNITY NETWORK THIS YEAR WAS WORKING WITH NON-PROFIT LEADERS TO BETTER UNDERSTAND THE SPECIFIC CHALLENGES FOR BIPOC MEMBERS OF THEIR COMMUNITY AND HOW TO BEST ADDRESS THOSE NEEDS. THE HOSTED OUR ANNUAL CONVENING OF OVER 70 BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS FROM 10 DIFFERENT MOUNTAIN COMMUNITIES IN MAY, DURING WHICH WE EXAMINED DATA COLLECTED FROM SEVERAL COMMUNITIES REFLECTING ATTITUDES ABOUT MENTAL HEALTH AND THE SERVICES COMMUNITY MEMBERS MOST NEED. THE DISCUSSION FOCUSED ON HOW TO PROVIDE EQUITABLE SERVICES TO COMMUNITIES OF COLOR AND NETWORK MEMBERS CONTINUED THE CONVERSATION IN A WEBINAR FOCUSED ON THESE TOPICS LATER IN THE YEAR. LAUNCHED THREE NEW AREAS OF FOCUS THIS YEAR: 1) ADVANCING

We will raise awareness of by creating events, speaking engagements, novelty items such as bracelets and koozies, along with social media.

SUPPORT FIREFIGHTERS.

CSPPA REPRESENTS SWORN AND CIVILIAN EMPLOYEES AND RETIREES OF DEPARTMENT. WE WORK COOPERATIVELY WITH CITY GOVERNMENT TO REPRESENT OUR MEMBERS, ESPECIALLY IN AREA OF PAY AND BENEFITS. WE PROVIDE A VARIETY OF SERVICES TO OUR MEMBERS INCLUDING LEGAL REPRESENTATION. CSPPA SPEAKS WITH ONE VOICE AND MOVES WITH ONE PURPOSE; TO SUPPORT OUR MEMBERS.

COMBAT JUVENILE DELINQUENCY IN

TO PROVIDE LOW OR NO COST CLOTHING and HOUSEHOLD ITEMS TO THE NEEDY AND DISTRIBUTE ALL PROCEEDS AFTER ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES BY PROVIDING HOUSING MEDICAL NEEDS, FOOD AND TRANSPORTATION ON A SHORT TERM BASIS.

IS A COMMUNITY COALITION MADE UP OF MEMBERS OF LAW ENFORCEMENT, BUSINESS, INSURANCE, MEDIA, CONCERNED CITIZENS, SCHOOLS, FIRE DEPARTMENTS, AND HEALTH PROFESSIONALS WORKING TO REDUCE INJURIES AND DEATH FROM TRAFFIC CRASHES.

TO PROVIDE A WELL-TRAINED TEAM OF COMMITTED INDIVIDUALS WHO PROUDLY PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL FIREFIGHTING AND SAFETY SERVICES TO THE REGION.

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Legal Defense

THE GATHERS AND DISTRIBUTES FOOD, CLOTHING, BUILDING SUPPLIES, MEDICAL SUPPLIES, TOYS, FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND OTHER ITEMS TO ACTIVE DUTY MILITARY, VETERANS, MILTARY FAMILIES AND OTHERS IN NEED. THEY ALSO PROVIDE DISASTER ASSISTANCE RELIEF.

Provide legal services and other benefits to members.

PROVIDE SUPPORT AND MANAGEMENT services for THE BENEFIT OF RELATED TAX-EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS.

THE OBJECTIVES AND AIMS OF THE UNION IS THE DEVELOPMENT OF A HIGHER DEGREE OF SKILL AND EFFICIENCY, THE MAINTENANCE OF DISCIPLINE, CAREFUL OBSERVANCE OF THE RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT, THE CULTIVATION OF A CLOSER DEGREE OF FRIENDSHIP AND FELLOWSHIP AMONG IT MEMBERS IN ORDER TO SECURE FOR THE MEMBERSHIP THE INTELLECTUAL, SOCIAL, AND ECONOMIC PRIVILEGES THAT ARE DUE TO ALL PERSONS. WE FIGHT TO ADVANCE AND PROTECT WAGES, HOURS, WORKING CONDITIONS AND THE QUALITY OF FIRE RESCUE SERVICES PROVIDED TO THE CITIZEN OF AND THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTS THAT WE SERVE.

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