AThis is the fourth year we have collected school supplies and backpacks for the Precious Child Organization. They request that the backpacks be neutral colors so that they can be given to either a boy or a girl. If you want to supply a backpack with the full supplies, choose the grade level and […]

Broomfield FISH was founded in 1963 through a collaboration between six Broomfield churches and was originally called “Broomfield Church Women United” and then “Fellowship In Serving Humanity” or just FISH. They recognized that many community members did not have access to food and other important services and began donating and distributing food to those in need. Today,

Reintegra is a counter-human -trafficking non-profit headquartered in Lafayette, Colorado, that is currently supporting initiatives in Mexico City, Mexico. Everything that we do is survivor-centered, from our logo (designed by a survivor) to the projects we support and fund (all survivor-inspired). We work with government officials, businesses, faith communities and other NGOs around the world

15th Annual SeLebration Saturday April 16, 2016 Since 1994, Project YES has served Boulder County youth, ages 5-18, with youth development programming, community events, and volunteer opportunities that nurture and develop integrity, character, and leadership. Through close partnerships with community organizations in addition to its signature school-based programming we can work together so that all

Every Creature Counts is a no-kill dog and cat shelter located in Fort Lupton, Colorado, whose mission is to eliminate the pet over-population problem. They rescue over 2,700 dogs and cats annually and adopt them into loving homes. They also operate a low-cost spay/neuter, vaccination and dental clinic for dogs and cats which spays and neuters

Sister Carmen is East Boulder County’s only comprehensive source of individual and family services. They have been serving the community for over 30 years. They utilize a strengths-based approach in working with participants, recognizing that everyone has a collection of strengths upon which to build. Sister Carmen recognizes that no individual or family is an

This year we are going to give gifts to seniors who either don’t have family or don’t have anyone nearby. The seniors live at Josephine Commons here in Lafayette. Pick a homemade ornament made by our youth from the giving tree. The ornament will designate whether the gift is for a man or a woman

For our November Outreach we are collecting Thanksgiving food for Boulder Safehouse. Bring non-perishable items (cans and boxes) on Sunday, Nov. 1, 8, and 15.  Bring fresh potatoes and toppings on Nov. 22.  We will buy turkeys and pies with our Loaves & Fishes fund.