Douglas County Gives December 2, 2021

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Dear Douglas County Residents, Douglas County Community Foundation (DCCF) believes everyone deserves to live a productive and fulfilled life, and we recognize that everyone needs help from time to time. The face of need in Douglas County may surprise you …

Although one of the most affluent communities in Colorado, more than 70,000 Douglas County residents lack an independent health insurance plan. Additionally, a rising number of Douglas County residents experience homelessness, and many more are plagued by food insecurity. But when you give …

Colorado’s largest single day of philanthropic giving is Tuesday, December 7. Douglas County Gives brings together more than 40 organizations that recognize the strength of an empowered nonprofit community. Each member is a qualified Colorado Gives nonprofit, dedicated to promoting, growing and finding synergies among their organizations through increased awareness and the belief that a “rising tide lifts all boats.”

In 2020, more than $1 million was raised to support Douglas County nonprofits through Colorado Gives. This year, every donation scheduled for or made on December 7th will receive a matching portion of the Colorado Gives Day incentive fund of $1.6 million. Let’s keep this upward trend going.

DCCF is proud to be a regional champion for Colorado Gives Day and the “give where you live” campaign. We are grateful to Colorado Community Media for its continued support of our community in the production and distribution of this Giving Guide, which features information about local nonprofits and the work they are doing in Douglas County.

With the season of giving upon us, please consider contributing to one or more of the organizations in the Guide on December 7th and directly helping your neighbors. Visit DCCF.org/nonprofits to schedule your contribution. To learn more about the face of need in Douglas County, visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hyboE_3ELgY. With warm regards, Douglas County Community Foundation

Colorado Community Media Gives Back A local newspaper is only as good as the community it covers, so giving back is important to me and many of our readers. As the publisher of Colorado Community Media, we support many causes that improve the quality of life for our readers and communities.

One example is this section, which supports Douglas County Gives Day. We have donated much of the printing and all of the design and editing, to make this section possible.

There are dozens of worthy Douglas County-based nonprofits in this Giving Guide that request your financial assistance on Dec. 8 and throughout the year. Choosing between them will not be easy, but we hope this section will simplify the process. We ask you to open your wallets on Dec. 8 to help make Douglas County an even better place to live by supporting one or more of these quality organizations.

Thank you for being a reader of one of our community newspapers and for supporting local journalism.

Linda Shapley Publisher Colorado Community Media

Colorado Community Media is 24 weekly community newspapers, two monthly newspapers and websites throughout the Denver metro area. In Douglas County we publish the Highlands Ranch Herald, Lone Tree Voice, Parker Chronicle, Castle Pines NewsPress, Castle Rock News-Press and the Douglas County News-Press. For additional information visit www.ccmengage.com or www. coloradocommunitymedia.com.

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Inside: Learn more about these 42 Douglas County nonprofits.

Visit www.DCCF.org/nonprofits for more information.

TABLE OF CONTENTS 4. Advocates for Children - CASA 4. Aging Resources of Douglas County 4. Arma Dei Academy 4. AllHealth Network 5. All-Stars Club 5. Alternatives Pregnancy Center 5. Be About Bliss 5. CALF 6. Castle Country Assisted Living 6. Castle Rock Hospital Foundation 6. Castle Rock Chamber Foundation 6. Castle Rock Historical Society & Museum 7. Castle Rock Parks & Trails Foundation 7. Castle Rock Senior Activity Center 7. Catholic Charities of Central Colorado 7. Colorado Horsepower 8. Colorado Pregnancy & Newborn Loss Services 8. Colorado Young Leaders 8. Crisis Center 8. Douglas County Libraries Foundation 9. Douglas County Search & Rescue 9. Douglas County Veterans Monument Foundation

9. Douglas Land Conservancy 9. The Foundation for Douglas County Schools 10. Help & Hope Center 10. Hide In Plain Sight 10. Highlands Ranch Cultural Affairs Association 10. Highlands Ranch Park & Recreation Foundation 11. Hope’s Promise 11. Hope Held By A Horse 11. Jessie’s Heart 11. Lamb Spring Archaeological Preserve 12. Parker Senior Center 12. Parker Task Force 12. Promise Ranch Therapeutic Riding 12. Real Colorado Soccer 13. Rocky Mountain Cocker Rescue 13. SECOR Cares 13. Stride Community Health Center 13. Tall Tales Ranch 14. Wellspring Community 14. Zuma’s Rescue Ranch

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4 CONTACT 16965 Pine Lane, #120 Parker, CO 80134 303-695-1882 adv4children.org

MISSION STATEMENT Speaking up for abused and neglected children through Court Appointed Special Advocates, CASA Volunteers. the total donation. For more information, consult with your tax adviser.

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Josefina Raphael-Milliner YEAR ESTABLISHED 1985

CONTACT 104 4th Street Castle Rock, CO 80104 303-814-4300 agingresourcesdougco.org

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES Colorado has a unique state tax credit to encourage contributions promoting child care throughout our state. The Child Care Contribution Credit can provide a sizable tax benefit for donors who financially support Advocates for Children CASA. This tax credit may allow donors to claim a credit equal to 50% of

CONTACT 341 East Wildcat Reserve Parkway Highlands Ranch, CO 80126 303-346-4523 armadeiacademy.com FOUNDER, CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD Greg Vigil YEAR ESTABLISHED 2012

Our Programs: • Transportation • Companionship • Help at Home • Information & Referrals • Rural Outreach • Inter-generational programs in schools

ABOUT US The services and programs we provide give our older residents more options to live life on their terms.

Getting older just means you’re getting better.

PRESIDENT & CEO Bill Henricks YEAR ESTABLISHED 1955

Coming in 2022: • Hot Meal delivery • Techno-Pets Come join us - We call our members Neighbors because that’s what we are!

MISSION STATEMENT To glorify God by providing an excellent classical Christian education founded upon a biblical worldview which equips students to live purposefully and intelligently in service to God and others. excellence with humility. We partner with parents to help children thrive and flourish intellectually and spiritually. Arma Dei Academy raises the standards beyond what our culture expects by training students to reason, discern and aspire.

ABOUT US Arma Dei Academy, located in Douglas County, serves students in Preschool, Kindergarten through 8th grade, High School, and homeschool families with a collaborative learning program for students in 1st - 5th grade.

A classical Christian education teaches students how to think and not just what to think. We encourage thoughtful, intelligent faith and help students pursue

CONTACT 116 Inverness Drive East, Englewood, CO 80112 303-730-8858 allhealthnetwork.org

ABOUT US For 35 years, Advocates for Children CASA has helped give a voice to abused and neglected children in Douglas, Arapahoe, Elbert, and Lincoln counties. Our vision is that all children dream, thrive and grow with a sense of belonging and empowerment to build a successful future. Our Volunteers provide a service to child victims of abuse and neglect and other at-risk youth populations. Many of the youth we serve are in foster care or other out-of-home placements.

MISSION STATEMENT Aging Resources of Douglas County connects older people to vital services, information, and resources that promote aging with independence and dignity. We believe that the voice of every senior should be heard and respected, and that the whole community should join together to support older adults in their golden years.

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Karie Erickson YEAR ESTABLISHED 2018

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Chapel, Countercultural.

Donations will support the advancement of our strategic initiatives; including a building expansion, high school, and financial aid.

We aim to graduate students who think clearly and listen carefully with discernment and understanding; who reason persuasively and articulate precisely; who are capable of evaluating their entire range of experience in light of the Scriptures. We strive to build a legacy of intelligent and thoughtful leaders who will pursue a purposeful life marked by Truth.

We invite you to explore the distinctives of Arma Dei Academy education; Biblical Worldview, Academic Excellence, Classical Curriculum, Joyful Learners, Character Formation, Small Class Sizes, Family

MISSION STATEMENT To nurture growth and recovery by caring for each other, our clients, and our future.

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES Giving Opportunities Your support helps us provide: • Technology assistance for clients in need • Training opportunities for community members and local organizations in Psychological First Aid and QPR Suicide Awareness • Training for our therapists to learn new skills • Food for visitors and families at our crisis center

ABOUT US We are a community mental health center that has been providing services to Douglas and Arapahoe counties since 1955. As a mission-driven not-forprofit organization, we are deeply connected to our community in the south-Denver metro area. We provide a wide range of services for all ages, with particular skills in nurturing the growth and recovery of our community members with moderate to severe mental health and substance use needs. Our compassionate and caring teams (counselors, therapists, social workers, psychiatrists, case managers, nurses and so many more) offer a consistent model of clinical excellence with a focus on personalized goals towards growth and recovery.

Through an unrelenting commitment to supporting

our clients, our teams have also been recognized as a top workplace three years running.

www.DCCF.org/nonprofits CONTACT 8949 Miners Dr. Highlands Ranch, CO 80126 720-443-0980 allstarsclub.org

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MISSION STATEMENT Providing first class events where friends with special needs thrive, and their families are given an opportunity to rest.

ABOUT US Very few opportunities exist for adults with developmental disabilities to stay active with programs they enjoy. Parents and caregivers are reaching greater levels of anxiety and stress then ever before to care for their beloved children. At the All-Stars Club, we provide a safe and fun experience where all-stars are matched with a 1on1 buddy for an unforgettable night We do this all while providing hours of rest to their families knowing their children are in great hands.

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Scott Russomanno YEAR ESTABLISHED 2014

CONTACT 23 Inverness Way East, Suite 101 Englewood, CO 80112 303-298-8815 YouhaveALTERNATIVES.org DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT Holly Turner YEAR ESTABLISHED 1982

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MISSION STATEMENT Alternatives Pregnancy Center cares for Denver-area women and men in pregnancy-related crises and offers them a meaningful alternative to abortion.

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES There are a variety of ways to give. Consider becoming a monthly Lifeline supporter so that we can continue this important work -Together we can make a difference.

Denver area deserve access to non-judgmental, compassionate care and medically accurate education when faced with life-altering decisions.

Together we can rise up to meet the challenge of a culture of dehumanization by providing nonviolent solutions and authentic support at no cost.

Ever. Please visit our website or contact us to learn more about our free medical programs, counseling, educational offerings, and support services.

ABOUT US Alternatives is a community of individuals and organizations unified in the belief that every human life, born and pre-born, has inherent worth and dignity. Teens, women and men in the greater

CONTACT 1364 Hardrock Place Castle Rock, CO 80104 303-797-0966 beaboutbliss.com

MISSION STATEMENT Be About Bliss is expanding its mission. We continue to collect donations for the food pantry and we collect clothing and other donations for the Comitis Crisis Center in Aurora. And this year, we plan to expand our Crawford Holiday Project by giving a bag of food (2 weeks worth) to accompany each book. Our hope is that the children will be able to be kids during the holiday break and not be bogged down with stress over their next meal.

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES We are actively seeking Goodwill Ambassadors to spread our mission of love around the world.

TREASURER Tim Bliss

ABOUT US In 2014, Be About Bliss began its movement with a simple purpose: give every child at Crawford Elementary School in Aurora, Colorado, a book for Christmas. Crowdfunded and powered by the help of dozens of Goodwill Ambassadors, Be About Bliss not only achieved its goals, but also collected a significant amount of food for the food bank that supports the families of the school.

YEAR ESTABLISHED 2015

CONTACT P.O. Box 581 Castle Rock, CO 80104 303-688-1026 thecalf.org

MISSION STATEMENT Connecting all people to authentic educational programs, community projects and leadership opportunities.

CEO Brooke S. Fox YEAR ESTABLISHED 2002 ABOUT US Do you know… the average person is five generations removed from farm/ranch life. Your support helps CALF teach important life skills through real-life agricultural experiences. With your support:

3,000+ students learn where their food comes from during our Connecting Kids to Agriculture Field Trips.

4-H/FFA members learn important life skills by raising livestock at CALF’s Lowell Ranch.

Members of the community will dig their hands into the rich soil of CALF’s Community Garden spots and harvest the benefits of their work.

Hundreds of families gain first-hand knowledge about ranch life and livestock while attending tours and special events.

400 volunteers achieve their service mission by lending their talents to CALF’s education programs, barnyard clean-ups, ranch and garden workdays, and special events.

Every day, we cherish each of our supporters! You allow us to INSPIRE others through AGRICULTURE!

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6 CONTACT 255 S Valley Drive Castle Rock, CO 80104 303-814-0668 castlecountryassistedliving.org

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MISSION STATEMENT The mission of CCAL is to provide compassionate and supportive communities for seniors. Specific organizational values to carry out the mission include providing creativity, compassion, commitment, responsibility, promoting well-being, and community. Our vision is to create new possibilities for a quality life for aging adults.

ABOUT US CCAL was founded by three local nurses in 1989 who saw a need for senior assisted living in Douglas County. We have three locations in the County, Valley House and Cantril House in Castle Rock and Victorian House in Parker. We offer a portion of our rooms to Residents receiving Medicaid assistance to support senior citizens of all income levels. We are a local company focused only on Douglas County.

BUSINESS OFFICE MANAGER JoAnn Yoo YEAR ESTABLISHED 1989 GIVING OPPORTUNITIES Contributions are needed to help support the cost of caring for lower income residents and providing for needs that they may not be able to pay for.

CONTACT 2350 Meadows Blvd Castle Rock, CO 80134 720-455-2534 castlerockhospitalfoundation.org

CHIEF DEVELOPMENT OFFICER Harmony Furlong YEAR ESTABLISHED 2011

CONTACT 420 Jerry Street Castle Rock, CO 80104 303-688-4597 castlerock.org/chamber-foundation PRESIDENT/CEO Pam Ridler YEAR ESTABLISHED 2017

CONTACT 420 Elbert St. Castle Rock, CO 80104 303-814-3164 castlerockhistoricalsociety.org

MISSION STATEMENT Inspiring joyful giving to transform lives.

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES • Youth Resiliency: Provides leadership programs for youth with the ultimate goal of eliminating teen suicide.

• Breast Care Center: Expands services for early detection and intervention, and provides 3D mammograms for women.

MISSION STATEMENT To support and advance the educational, sociological, economic and cultural interest of the Castle Rock Community: • Developing leadership with a dynamic and innovative vision of the future; • Lining the business community in partnerships with educational, governmental, and non-profit organizations; and • Serving as a vehicle for research, planning and community education to anticipate and communicate the challenges of the future • Chamber Education Fund – To foster a strong local economy by encouraging entrepreneurial and business activity by offering business training and consultations for successful business development and growth GIVING OPPORTUNITIES • Artfest Fund – Supports our annual cultural event • Leadership DC - created to ensure that our with interactive exhibits/entertainment for children community would continue to identify, educate and and adults motivate emerging leaders.

• Victoria/Carriage House - maintaining our historic ABOUT US buildings (est. 1889).

The Castle Rock Chamber Foundation was • Talent Pipeline DC - works to connect business, established in 2017 and is dedicated to advancing education and government for the workforce quality of life through education, leadership and needs of our businesses. community enhancement.

• Starlighting Fund - annual community event.

MISSION STATEMENT The Castle Rock Historical Society and Museum is a 501(c)3 whose mission is to operate the Castle Rock Museum, celebrate, educate, and bring together people interested in the preservation of the heritage of the Castle Rock Colorado area.

MUSEUM DIRECTOR Angie DeLeo YEAR ESTABLISHED 1991

ABOUT US We believe giving is part of healing, and the value of philanthropy is not just in dollars raised, but also in the emotional investment people make when we help connect them to our mission. We facilitate giving in a way that helps donors accomplish their philanthropic goals and meet the needs of our community in a rapidly changing healthcare environment.

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES When you support the Castle Rock Historical Society and Museum you help to preserve the 145-year-old depot that serves as the museum. Funds are used to maintain and restore precious artifacts that tell the story of life in the Castle Rock community.

ABOUT US The Castle Rock Historical Society and Museum aims to preserve and bring alive the varied history of Castle Rock and the surrounding area. The society operates the museum with new and continuing exhibits that tell the surprising history of Castle Rock and offers monthly programs of local historic interest. Tours around town are also ways in which our organization seeks to make history fun as well as social and educational.

www.DCCF.org/nonprofits CONTACT P.O. Box 724 Castle Rock, CO 80104 720-515-5513 GetOutdoorsCastleRock.org

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MISSION STATEMENT Established in 2012 by the late Ernie Fazekas, the Castle Rock Parks and Trails Foundation is a resident-led non-profit foundation whose mission, as the non-profit partner of the Town of Castle Rock Parks and Recreation Department, is to strive to maximize the recreational experiences of our community.

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• Cultivating local partnerships such as work with Volutneers for Outdoor Colorado to build the Legacy Trail.

• Keeping our community informed of the outdoor opportunities in our town via our website and social media.

ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTOR Marne Hansen YEAR ESTABLISHED 2012

CONTACT 2323 Woodlands Blvd. (in the Rec Center Bldg.)

Castle Rock, CO 80104 303-688-9498 castlerockseniorcenter.org

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES The contributions of the community enable the Castle Rock Parks and Trails Foundation to promote and enhance our parks and trails by: • Creating educational opportunities for the community with offerings like our Family Trail

YEAR ESTABLISHED 1971 ABOUT US Seniors are living longer and redefining what “aging gracefully” truly means as we see an increasing demand for services for our growing

CONTACT 5027 Garton Rd. PO box 534 Castle Rock, CO 80104 303-594-1509 coloradohorsepower.org

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES Monetary and food donations are accepted to support struggling families and individuals in the community through wrap-around services, case management, and a food pantry.

The Senior Center transportation program provides over 750 rides per month (a lifeline of independence) to 350+ older adults that no longer are driving. We welcome ride registrations on the rise daily.

200 families each month through case management, customized Care Plans, and a variety of wrap-around services. We work on innovative and collaborative solutions that go beyond the traditional “hand-outs” approach to address the root causes of poverty.

Established programs include case management, counseling, English as a Second Language, emergency services, childcare vouchers, and specialty programs such as winter coats, holiday turkeys, and Christmas Giving Tree. These services give families a sense of normalcy while they pursue stability. We are a partner for the Douglas County Emergency Rental Assistance program and recently opened the Family Center of Douglas County. We are

MISSION STATEMENT Founded in 1984, HorsePower’s mission is to provide individuals the opportunity to experience independence and a sense of freedom. programs we seek to empower our students, their families and veterans. Using the power of the horse and the knowledge of our certified instructors, students benefit, physically, emotionally and socialy.

HorsePower strives to provide a rewarding, yet safe environment for all riders and their families.

BOARD PRESIDENT Lynette Roff YEAR ESTABLISHED 1984

1100+ membership at the Senior Center. Our 160 activities per month serve a diverse population from active seniors desiring adventures such as “bucket list trips” to others who are in need of social activities and hot meals. The Center’s wide variety of programs range from Wellness, Sports, Trips to Crafts, Special Interest and Support groups plus much more. Daily errands, appointments and activity trips are provided monthly through our transportation program. Our program invites your charitable giving to help us continue to serve our communities’ older adults as they “Love Life in the Second Half.”

MISSION STATEMENT In response to Jesus Christ’s call to affirm the value and dignity of each human life, to build solidarity within the community, and to advocate for justice for the poor and vulnerable, Catholic Charities of Central Colorado humbly engages in the ministry of charity for those in both economic and spiritual poverty so that all – staff, volunteers, and clients – may fully achieve their God-given potential. co-located with other providers to improve access for ABOUT US the families we serve.

Catholic Charities in Castle Rock serves more than

CATHOLIC CHARITIES CASTLE ROCK REGIONAL DIRECTOR Paul Narduzzo YEAR ESTABLISHED 2013, (Castle Rock Office) 1968, (Agency)

ABOUT US We were established in 2012 with an eye toward creating, expanding, and maintaining our beatiful town parks and trails in Castle Rock, Colorado. The Castle Rock Parks and Trails Foundation seeks new opportunies and experiences for recreation in our outdoor spaces.

MISSION STATEMENT Vision – Be the place where all seniors are welcomed and find their place to enjoy camaraderie along with diverse activities Mission – To make life more fulfilling and create community for seniors as they come here to engage in a wide variety of programming and services designed for “Loving Life in the Second Half”

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Debbi Haynie

CONTACT 410 South Wilcox, Suite 102 Castle Rock, CO 80104 720-215-4521 CCharitiesCC.org

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ABOUT US Colorado HorsePower is a non-profit, 501 (c) (3) organization and a member of the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship, International. Through our therapeutic riding program and Veterans” Horsemanship for Heroes

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8 CONTACT P.O.Box 476 Parker, CO 80134 720-946 2828 coloradopregnancyloss.org

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Dorotha Cicchinelli YEAR ESTABLISHED 1980

CONTACT 7550 Saxeborough Drive Castle Rock, CO 80108 720-924-6590 coloradoyoungleaders.org

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MISSION STATEMENT Colorado Pregnancy & Newborn Loss helps all parents who have experienced a pregnancy death from miscarriage, stillbirth or early infant death and gives training to hospitals, clinics and to the community on understanding and management of pregnancy loss.

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES CPNL relies on donations, small group fees, grants.

Scholarships are offered, no one is ever denied service for inability to pay.

ABOUT US Colorado Pregnancy & Newborn Loss Services (CPNL) was established in 1980 as a hospital program at Rose Medical Center. In 1994, it entered the non-profit community to continue to deliver care to those whose pregnancies ended in loss, miscarriage,

stillbirth and neonatal death. CPNL has helped over 10,000 families. We offer individual counseling; support groups for pregnancy loss, miscarriage, and( PAL) pregnancy after loss for those entering a subsequent pregnancy. Call to register for these progrms. Motto: “Healing Parents to Promote Healthy Families”. CPNL offers in-services to hospital staff, private offices, clinics, and educates comminities at large on the understanding of Pregnancy & Infant Loss. CPNL conducts, conferences, webinars, and an annual Wine,Chocolate & Silent Auction Fundraiser.

MISSION STATEMENT Empowering a new generational leader; a young person with a clear passion & purpose, a heart for others, and a desire to get the most out of life. local community; and creates a community for young people to live out their discovered skills and passions in a positive way. A student-driven organization, CYL, is grounded in the belief that young people can change the world and animated by the core values of leadership, service, community, adventure, and legacy. Empowering teens ages 13 - 18, CYL helps youth discover their greatest potential and become the compassionate, community-minded leaders that our world needs more of.

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Jennifer Landers YEAR ESTABLISHED 2013 ABOUT US Colorado Young Leaders develops young people’s leadership skills through a dynamic action-oriented curriculum; inspires a sense of adventure through meaningful service-learning opportunities in the

CONTACT PO Box 631302 Littleton, CO 80163 303-688-1094 (Admin) 303-688-8484 (24-hour Crisis Line) thecrisiscenter.org

DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT Amy McCandless YEAR ESTABLISHED 1985

CONTACT 100 South Wilcox Street Castle Rock, CO 80104 303-764-3311 DCL.org/Foundation

MISSION STATEMENT The Crisis Center exists to end domestic violence through advocacy, education and prevention; while helping communities live free of violence.

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES You can help impact the lives of those we serve by giving during Colorado Gives Day. We also are grateful for donations of daily essentials including personal hygiene items, cleaning supplies, and gifts cards for King Soopers, Safeway or Target. Your contribution truly makes a difference!

MISSION STATEMENT The Douglas County Libraries Foundation delivers funding and resources to help sustain the Douglas County Libraries to positively impact our community members so they can grow and thrive.

The nonprofit Douglas County Libraries Foundation (DCLF) supports DCL’s goals to build bright futures and create community connections through programs and features that enhance the library’s vision.

Examples include Camp DCL, which encourages kids to continue learning while on school breaks, and Cuddle Up & Read, which introduces new moms and their babies to the benefits of reading, which begin at birth.

DEVELOPMENT SPECIALIST Rachel Malis YEAR ESTABLISHED 2015

ABOUT US The Crisis Center has been serving adults and children impacted by domestic violence for the past 35 years - most of whom have experienced physical and emotional trauma, sometimes for the majority of their lives. We have seen how violence that begins in the home spreads into the community. If not addressed, domestic violence is detrimental to families and the community as a whole. Without our 24-hour crisis line, emergency shelter, therapy and advocacy programs, those impacted would remain unsafe and without resources to help them work towards greater well-being. Our work would not be possible without your support!

ABOUT US Douglas County Libraries (DCL) inspires a love of reading, discovery and connection in our community through beautiful and functional spaces, curated collections, personalized services, and a variety of premium events for all.

The DCLF helps fund programs that encourage learning for youth, adults and families in Douglas County and across Colorado, and helps ensure the long-term success of our community’s outstanding libraries. Libraries are critical to education, and neighborhood, workforce, and economic development.

www.DCCF.org/nonprofits CONTACT P.O. Box 1102 Castle Rock, CO 80104 303-880-5683 dcsarco.org

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MISSION STATEMENT Douglas County Search and Rescue Team, Inc. (DCSAR) is a non-profit, all volunteer team dedicated to providing search, rescue, emergency response, and outdoor safety education to the citizens of Douglas County, CO. The team also responds to requests for assistance from other search and rescue (SAR) teams in Colorado and around the U.S.

PRESIDENT Morris Hansen info@dcsarco.org YEAR ESTABLISHED 1998 GIVING OPPORTUNITIES Please donate, or support us by shopping online!

Go to smile.amazon.com and select DCSAR (Colorado) as your charity of choice. Thank you!

CONTACT 4833 Front St., Unit B #433 Castle Rock, CO 80104 303-704-2797 dcvmf.org

CHAIRMAN Jarrod Wildman YEAR ESTABLISHED 2011

CONTACT P.O. Box 462 Castle Rock, Colorado 80104 303-688-8025 douglaslandconservancy.org

ABOUT US Celebrating over 20 years of serving Douglas County!

For more than 20 years, DCSAR and its 70-strong team of volunteers has helped the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office find and extract missing kids, at-risk adults, lost hikers and severely injured climbers.

Dispatched through the county’s 911 system, we are always ready to help - and there is never a charge for our services. Please support us this year with our multi-year campaign to raise funds to replace our well-loved but aging (20 years!) and barely road-worthy command post. Costing nearly $100,000 when properly outfitted, command posts are not provided by the county - nor are the funds to procure them.

ABOUT US Douglas County Veterans Monument Foundation (DCVMF) was created to construct a Monument, located at the corner of 4th and Wilcox. While we still maintain the Monument plaza, providing an award-winning gathering place to remember and honor all of our past, present and future veterans.

DCVMF is also dedicated to supporting our very own hero’s right here in Douglas County, putting the needs

of our Veterans at the forefront through our Veteran Assistance Grants. These once in a lifetime grants are designed to bridge any gaps while looking for longer term solutions. We help primarily with rent, mortgage, and utilities assistance up to $2,000 for all eligible Veterans who may need a hand up in their time of need.

MISSION STATEMENT Douglas Land Conservancy (DLC) is a nonpolitical, nonprofit land trust dedicated to the protection and conservation of the natural character, habitats, ecosystems, and open space of Douglas County and other areas along the Front Range region of Colorado. to support surrounding counties, including Jefferson and Elbert.

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Patti Hostetler YEAR ESTABLISHED 1987

Of those 26,757 acres, 13,709 acres are open to the public and provide great trails and recreational experiences for all to enjoy.

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Ashley Sommers YEAR ESTABLISHED 1991

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MISSION STATEMENT The DCVMF Mission is two-pronged: First, support Douglas County Veterans by providing emergency assistance and improving the quality of life.

Since 1987 DLC has protected 26,757 acres from being developed, in perpetuity. These lands include agricultural lands, public recreation open space, scenic viewscapes, critical wildlife habitat, and wetlands.

CONTACT 620 Wilcox Street Castle Rock, CO 80104 303-387-0505 foundationdcs.org

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Douglas Land Conservancy (DLC) is a non-profit organization made up of concerned citizens. Based in Castle Rock, Colorado since 1987, DLC primarily serves Douglas County. However, recognizing the importance of a regional approach in land conservation DLC has recently broadened its focus

are protected forever by visiting each property annually. The hardest part of our job begins once a conservation easement is put in place on the land.

13,048 acres are private lands that protect agricultural operations, open space, scenic viewscapes, critical wildlife habitat, and wetlands from ever being developed.

It is DLC’s job to ensure that these properties

MISSION STATEMENT The Foundation for Douglas County Schools works to enrich student experience and promote innovation.

The Foundation is an independent charitable organization that develops private resources to support our students and schools.

ABOUT US The Foundation is the nexus between the Douglas County School District and the greater community.

The FDCS connects, finds, and funds opportunities with partners and the larger business community to have the greatest positive impact on the students of the Douglas County School District. We achieve this through our pillars of Innovation & Leadership, STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, & Math), and Community.

10 CONTACT 1638 Park St. Castle Rock, CO 80109 303-688-1114 HelpandHopeCenter.org

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MISSION STATEMENT The Help & Hope Center is a 501(c)(3) human service organization whose mission is to meet the immediate needs of residents of Douglas and Elbert counties who are in financial distress and at risk of becoming homeless, to help them work through troublesome times with dignity.

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Dan Marlow YEAR ESTABLISHED 1984

CONTACT 9249 S. Broadway #200-387 Highlands Ranch, CO 80129 720-288-3016 hideplainsight.org EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Joseph A. Roos YEAR ESTABLISHED 2015

CONTACT 9568 University Blvd.

Highlands Ranch, CO 80126 303-471-8958 HRCAonline.org/CAA

DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY RELATIONS, MARKETING & EVENTS Jamie Noebel YEAR ESTABLISHED 2001

CONTACT 3280 Redstone Park Circle Highlands Ranch, CO 80129 303-791-2710 hrprf.org DIRECTOR OF PARKS, RECREATION AND OPEN SPACE Tammy Tucker YEAR ESTABLISHED 2000

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GIVING OPPORTUNITIES Food and toiletries for the food bank; clothing and household Items for the thrift store; cash donations for our weekend backpack food program for students and emergency rent and utility assistance programs for low income residents.

ABOUT US Help & Hope Center is a 501(c) (3) human service organization whose mission is to meet the immediate needs of residents of Douglas and Elbert counties who are in financial distress and at risk of becoming homeless, to help them work through troublesome times with dignity. The Center addresses the issues that affect community members who are unemployed, underemployed, on fixed incomes, disabled, and elderly. Volunteers are the lifeblood of Help & Hope Center, and over 300 dedicated volunteers serve in various positions throughout the agency.

MISSION STATEMENT Breaking the cycle of student homelessness and poverty through education.

HIPS provide scholarships to homeless or students in poverty between the ages of 17-25 to attend a college or trade school, get a post-secondary education and become competitive in the job market, where they ultimately break their cycle of homelessness or poverty. Average scholarship is $5,000 per school year and can be used to remove barriers to their education like food and housing insecurities, transportation, child care, tools or supplies, in addition to tuition, books or fees.

In our first 6 years we have awarded nearly 280 scholarships valued at over $700,000. Our scholars

have a 92% graduation and enrollment rate over this period of time. We partner with the Colorado Community College network of schools and Pickens Technical College in the Denver area to support the trade industry.

MISSION STATEMENT The Highlands Ranch Cultural Affairs Association’s mission is to provide educational opportunities through artistic, musical, theatrical, and dance events, and to advance and preserve the natural and cultural history of Highlands Ranch residents and the surrounding communities.

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES Donate online at www.HRCAonline.org/CAA. Your support helps us to continue to provide free or low-cost cultural events to the community like the Summer Concert Series, Highlands Ranch Days, Oktoberfest, the Classic Car Show, and the Art Encounters public art program.

ABOUT US The Highlands Ranch Cultural Affairs Association (CAA) was created to offer value and enhance the quality of life for the residents of Highlands Ranch and the surrounding communities. The CAA acts as a central organization from which educational, artistic, musical, theatrical, and dance events are produced, including developing events as well as collaborating with other organizations to offer programs and performances that appeal to people of all ages and allow them to explore their creativity.

With more than 40 events provided annually, the CAA takes great pride in offering diverse, quality cultural programming to the Douglas County community.

MISSION STATEMENT The Highlands Ranch Park and Recreation Foundation is a non-profit organization working hand in hand with the Highlands Ranch Metro District to preserve, enhance and advocate for Highlands Ranch recreation, open space and urban forest projects. We accomplish this mission by creating a community of donors, raising private funds for various park and recreation projects.

ABOUT US The Highlands Ranch Park & Recreation Foundation makes a lasting and noticeable contribution to the community. Thanks to donors, the foundation has raised more than $600,000 for projects including: youth sports and recreation program scholarships, park improvements, senior activities, the Highlands Ranch Veterans Monument and historic preservation at the Highlands Ranch Mansion.

These parks, facilities and programs are enjoyed and used by thousands of visitors every year. They are open to everyone and provide opportunities to pursue an active, healthy lifestyle and appreciate the natural beauty of the community. The foundation is governed by a board of appointed trustees who care about the quality of life of Highlands Ranch residents and serve as volunteers, which allows donations to be directly invested toward projects.

www.DCCF.org/nonprofits CONTACT 1585 S. Perry Street, Suite E Castle Rock, CO 80104 303-660-0277 hopespromise.com

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MISSION STATEMENT Transforming lives through the Christian ministry of foster care, adoption and orphan care.

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Beth Woods, MA YEAR ESTABLISHED 1990

CONTACT 12035 N Piney Lake Rd Parker, CO 80138 720-316-6178 hopeheldbyahorse.org

ABOUT US Hope’s Promise has been building safe and stable families since 1990. We have adoption, orphan care, and foster care programs. We offer both domestic and international adoption services as well as free options counseling to women in Colorado who are facing an unintended pregnancy. For those who decide to parent, we strive to help them create

CONTACT 3252 Country Club Parkway Castle Rock, CO 80108 303-570-0926 jessiesheart.org

cancer. Our goal is to provide a place in which they can address fears and express emotional pain.

The spiritual connection with horses helps them feel supported, centered, empowered and able to continue on and thrive.

CONTACT 8155 Piney River Ave., (Administrative only) Littleton, CO 80125 866-319-8872 lambspring.org

MISSION STATEMENT Jessie’s Heart’s mission is to provide support for children with heart defects that reduces emotional, physical and financial stress for the family common type of birth defect, affecting nearly 40,000 births in the United States each year causing lifelong disability or sometimes death. Families face astronomical medical bills and unexpected expense that often include airfare, gas, food, and lodging due to their child’s repeated hospital stays.

Parents time away from work and the need for sibling care results in greater need for assistance with mortgage/rent and daycare. One family expressed their appreciation by saying, “It’s like an angel has removed the heavy burden on our shoulders during our family tragedy.”

ABOUT US The Jessie’s Heart Foundation (JFH) was founded in 2007 in remembrance of our daughter Jessica Renee who, at 22 months old, passed away during her open heart surgery. Today through advanced technologies, more children born with a heart defects are surviving.

Congenital heart defects (CHD) are still the most

MISSION STATEMENT To promote education, stewardship, and scientific research at the Lamb Spring Archaeological Preserve, through responsible conservation and development. with the landowner, The Archaeological Conservancy (TAC), a non-profit organization established in 1980 to acquire and preserve America’s most important archaeological sites. With the support of Douglas County, the Colorado Archaeological Society, and many others, we are making steady progress towards Our Mission.

BOARD CHAIR Steve Sherman YEAR ESTABLISHED 2006

Hope Held by a Horse is a 501c3 non-profit organization based in Littleton, Colorado.

Hope Held by a Horse thrives with the help of dedicated facilitators, a wonderful Board of Directors and numerous, enthusiastic volunteers.

ABOUT US Hope Held by a Horse provides a safe, positive environment, in the company of horses, to support women with breast cancer to learn, grow, and heal.

Hope Held by a Horse gives women the opportunity to reclaim a part of themselves that has been lost or diminished through the challenges of breast

FOUNDER JC Heinen YEAR ESTABLISHED 2007

stability in their lives by connecting them with community resources and providing financial assistance to equip them to be successful in their parenting plan. We also have Orphan Care programs in Kenya, Nepal, Vietnam, and Zimbabwe. We support orphaned and at-risk children in the care of both relative and non-relative families. In 2020, we launched our foster care program. Hope’s Promise foster parents provide children with opportunities for physical and emotional healing through the experience of healthy relationships while supporting reunification efforts.

MISSION STATEMENT Our program creates a solid foundation for your emotional recovery journey and empowers you to live your life fully and unapologetically. Come spend a magical day with horses, in the community of other women, and our highly skilled facilitators, to learn, grow and heal in a safe and supportive environment.

PRESIDENT/CEO Suzanne Hagmaier YEAR ESTABLISHED 2012

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ABOUT US Lamb Spring Archaeological Preserve (LSAP ) began in 2006 as a group of interested stakeholders combined their talents to found an organization dedicated to careful stewardship and interpretation of the Lamb Spring archaeological site. Designated as a 501(c)3 organization, LSAP works in concert

12 CONTACT 10675 Long’s Way Parker, CO 80138 303-841-5370 parkerseniorcenter.org

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Jan Dengal YEAR ESTABLISHED 1985

CONTACT 19105 Longs Way Parker, CO 80134 303-841-3460 parkertaskforce.org

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MISSION STATEMENT The Parker Senior Center’s mission is to provide a community center to serve the senior population living in and around Douglas County. Services includes nutrition, transportation, activities, recreation, wellness, education, socialization, and others as needed.

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES As a non-profit, the Parker Senior Center depends on grants, donations and fundraising to support our facility and the services we provide the ever-growing senior population.

YEAR ESTABLISHED 1987 GIVING OPPORTUNITIES Thank you for your support when you GIVE WHERE YOU LIVE you are helping your neighbors in crisis.

ABOUT US Proudly serving Parker, Franktown and Elizabeth for 33 years, the volunteers of Parker Task Force were honored with the Parker Rotary’s 2021 Parker Impact Award for “noteworthy contributions to the quality of life in the Parker Area during the COVID-19 pandemic.”

Our unique, 100% volunteer organization provides one-on-one guidance toward self-sufficiency and a generous food bank stocked by community food drives and charitable donations. During COVID we have adapted a hybrid model of phone consultations for remote, homebound clients plus in-person visits for fully vaccinated, masked clients when conditions allow. Contributions to Parker Task Force directly fund the vital needs of those in our community facing empty cupboards, utility shut-offs and eviction.

MISSION STATEMENT Promise Ranch helps our clients to minimize disability and maximize ability through the provision of individualized, safe, high-quality, and effective equine-assisted and nature-based therapies.

PRESIDENT, BOARD OF DIRECTORS Suzanne Opp YEAR ESTABLISHED 2009 ABOUT US The vision of Promise Ranch is to serve and empower our community, including those with differing abilities, Veterans, and families through

CONTACT 8200 S. Akron St Suite 122 Centennial, CO 80112 303 694-6882 realcolorado.net

ABOUT US The Parker Senior Center provides a community center for seniors living in and around Douglas County. We provide daily hot meals in our onsite dining hall. Seniors come to enjoy a meal, participate in activities, exercise and dance classes, work on crafts, go on bus trips, participate in events, and socialization. It is a “home away from home” for our seniors who come here. Our goal is to help seniors sustain quality of life.

MISSION STATEMENT The Parker Task Force is dedicated to providing individuals and families in our community with food, limited financial assistance and other support services to help them become self-sufficient. These services will be delivered with compassion, dignity and respect by our 100% volunteer staff.

CHAIRMAN/VOLUNTEER Steve Budnack

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healing with animals and the experiential nature of the Ranch. Not only do we offer sessions utilizing Equine Assisted Activities and Therapies, but also sessions that take advantage of our beautiful Ranch setting and experience. Since 2009, Promise Ranch has grown from having just one instructor and a handful of students, to having multiple PATH Certified Riding Instructors, Speech/Occupational Therapists, Occupational Therapy Assistants, Physical Therapists, Mental Health Specialists and between 60 and 90 participants each week! We also have an amazing team of compassionate, dedicated volunteers, and wonderful therapy horses who make our program possible. Email us at info@prtr.org for more details to become a client, or to volunteer with our program.

Donations are always needed and welcome!

MISSION STATEMENT Real Colorado Soccer is a community based organization committed to helping each player learn, grow, and celebrate his or her love of the game. We are dedicated to developing character, integrity, and personal growth for the youth player, student athlete and future leader. We serve our community by continuing a tradition of fun and excellence in developing players, coaches and teams.

COO Jared Spires YEAR ESTABLISHED 1987 GIVING OPPORTUNITIES Consider giving to our scholarship program, our field complex or our general operations.

ABOUT US Real sets the standard for youth soccer, offering the most comprehensive program available from the youngest player to the elite athlete at the highest levels of soccer competition in the country. We offer our players more ways to learn and grow their love of the game than any other club in our State. We are looking for donors & sponsors to help us move our club forward in ways that will pay dividends for our community for years to come. Together, we can make the communities where we operate, better because of our presence. In an unprecedented time, Real is arguably the most normal thing our kids do. They play, run, socialize, compete and learn.

www.DCCF.org/nonprofits CONTACT PO Box 482 Parker, CO 80134 303-617-1939

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MISSION STATEMENT To rescue and rehabilitate unwanted, neglected or abused Cocker Spaniels (and other breeds of similar size), evaluate their behavior to better understand their needs, promote the importance of spaying

RockyMountainCockerRescue.org

FOUNDER/PRESIDENT Kathryn Glass, Founder Audra J. Bowen, President YEAR ESTABLISHED 2009

CONTACT 17151 Pine Lane Parker, Colorado 80134 720-842-5621 secorcares.com COMMUNITY OUTREACH COORDINATOR Amy Pfister YEAR ESTABLISHED 2006

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GIVING OPPORTUNITIES Donations are needed to help dogs become more adoptable by improving their quality of life. Please consider going to our website and sponsoring a Compassionate Care Dog with a recurring monthly donation of just $20.

ABOUT US RMCR is a foster-based rescue staffed entirely by volunteers. Because we do not turn dogs away based on age or health, we often have 12+ Compassionate Care dogs at any given time who are less-desirable for adoption. Some have been in our care for more than four years. Approximately 97% of all financial donations go directly to care for the dogs, e.g., medical care, food with an average expense of $925 for every dog rescued. Many shelters will contact us when they have a cocker who needs medical assistance or rehabilitation, thus decreasing the number of dogs who lose their lives in shelters.

MISSION STATEMENT Caring for people faced with Suburban Poverty and experiencing food insecurity, restoring hope and dignity, and guiding them toward a self-sufficient life. poverty while restoring hope and livelihood to those experiencing it. Through various outreach programs, we approach poverty wholistically and work to restore hope and dignity in the lives of the guests we serve.

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES There are multiple ways to give and many ways to serve alongside us. You can learn more about these opportunities at www.secorcares.com.

ABOUT US SECORCares is a Douglas County based non-profit that serves people struggling with food insecurity. We are committed to breaking the chains of suburban poverty by building a community of dedicated, caring people working together to end suburban

CONTACT 2255 S. Oneida St. Denver, CO 80224 303-761-1977 stridechc.org

VP OF DEVELOPMENT Laura Larson YEAR ESTABLISHED 1989

CONTACT 6311 South Grant Drive Centennial, CO 80121 303-806-9141 talltalesranch.org

MISSION STATEMENT STRIDE’s mission is to partner with the community to provide excellent, culturally sensitive health services to meet the needs of each individual.

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES STRIDE CHC has been on the front lines of COVID-19 testing since the pandemic began and we continue to work to provide testing services across the Denver Metro area. During this time, our youngest and oldest generations of patients have struggled with receiving much needed care, including immuizations and annual exams, care for chronic health conditions, and behavioral health services. Your donation will help ensure that all STRIDE patients receive care and stay healthy.

MISSION STATEMENT Our mission is to create an unapologetically different community hub and home for inclusion and diversity to serve our population of ambassadors with intellectual and developmental differences.

DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR Heather Lauren Quiroga YEAR ESTABLISHED 2014

ABOUT US As a Community Health Center, STRIDE provides integrated medical, dental, and behavioral health services to some of the most vulnerable individuals in our community, including individuals and families who are low-income, uninsured or underinsured, and those who have barriers that prevent them from accessing the healthcare services they need.

We strive to break down those barriers, in order to improve health outcomes for all.

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES Make a donation, become a monthly member (for as little as $5 per month,) join our grocery rewards program, consider us in your estate plans, or learn more about the capital campaign we kicked off in January to help bring our community to life.

ABOUT US We were founded to support people living with intellectual and developmental disabilites like autism and Down syndrome, and they are at the heart of everything we do. For 7 years we have been laying groundwork for a neurodiverse community in Lone Tree on a remarkable piece of land provided by the Schweiger Ranch Foundation. The property will feature a retail coffee shop, garden, and community event barn, all offering programming, vocational training, wage-earning opportunity and fellowship to those with and without special needs from the ranch and neighboring communities.

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MISSION STATEMENT To provide a work, enrichment and educational community where adults with special needs are empowered to live full, productive and satisfying lives in a God-centered and nurturing environment.

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Nicole DeVries YEAR ESTABLISHED 2008 GIVING OPPORTUNITIES When you give a financial gift to Wellspring, you give the gift of empowerment, enrichment and education to an adult with special needs, giving them an abundant life and community.

CONTACT 7745 N Moore Rd Littleton, CO 80125 303-346-7493 zumasrescueranch.com

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ABOUT US Far too often, adults with special needs are left on the sidelines and not given the opportunity to be full, active participants in their community. Wellspring is changing that. We believe that our communities are better when every adult, regardless of ability, contributes and participates fully. Where others see limitations, we see limitless possibilities. We call our participants STARS, because they are the stars of this story. Wellspring seeks to empower STARS through our enrichment day program, business and work opportunities like our bakery, art studio and the Castle Rock Collective, home of Wellspring & Co. Coffee. We exist to create a community where STARS are celebrated and lives are transformed!

MISSION STATEMENT Through compassion based education and animal rescue, we are changing the perception of how horses are trained and animals are treated. Our Animal-Assisted learning programs are partnership based, where the animals and humans meet in an equal partnership. us to support the rescue of countless other horses across Colorado; or sponsors an individual or family to recieve the help they need with one of our licensed clinical social workers and animal therapy partners.

PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR Jessi Johnson YEAR ESTABLISHED 2008

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES Giving to Zuma’s provides life-saving food, veterinary care, and rehabilitation for our rescued herd; allows

ABOUT US Through compassion-based education and animal rescue, we are changing the perception of how horses are trained and animals are treated. Our Animal-Assisted learning programs are relationship based, where the animals and humans meet in an equal partnership. Zuma’s Rescue Ranch aims to change lives through our variety of programs, whether it is via volunteering, horsemanship classes, riding lessons, through equine-assisted therapies, or by attending one of our many events.

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