Colorado Gives Day December 10, 2019 - Give Where You Live!

Our vision and mission is to be the leading resource for dogs, cats and pet stewards in Park County and the surrounding mountain communities. At Intermountain Humane Society we save, shelter, train, educate, rehabilitate and find dogs and cats their forever homes.

Safeguard, rescue, shelter, adopt out and advocate for animals in need.

Act as a lifeline to underserved regional shelters.

Maintain our 100% placement rate for adoptable animals.

Reduce dog and cat overpopulation through spay/neuter and education.

Learn more about IMHS and donate here: www.coloradogives.org/IntermountainHumaneSociety/overview

From IMHS:

We receive no government funding and rely solely on your generous donations.

Intermountain Humane Society and Animal Shelter is committed to serving our intermountain community by providing socially conscious animal sheltering, animal welfare education and advocacy, and to be our community’s leading resource for animal welfare, working to improve the lives of people and their pets.

With your support, we can move mountains!

The mission of the Evergreen Animal Protective League (EAPL) is to help abandoned, lost, suffering, and needy animals through rescue, shelter, education, reunion of lost pets with their owners, veterinary care, adoption services, spaying and neutering, and assisting the needy to help keep their pets.

HELP US SAY YES. Since 1981, EAPL has rescued animals not just if they are "cute" or "adoptable", but anywhere an animal is in need, even those needing expensive vet care. We simply say, "Yes, send them to EAPL." To keep saying YES, we need your continued support! Please donate to EAPL today.

Learn more about EAPL and donate here: www.coloradogives.org/EvergreenAnimalProtectiveLeague/overview

Inspiring and engaging young performers through quality experiences that create community and nurture a love of the arts.

We...
Pursue excellence in the performing arts
Provide a fun, joyful and professional atmosphere
Foster collaboration, teamwork and trust
Connect to the heart of our community
Cultivate empathy in a nurturing environment
Respect individuality, diversity and inclusion
Lead by example and with integrity

Learn more about Evergreen Children's Chorale and donate here: www.coloradogives.org/EvergreenChildrensChorale/overview

The mission of Sculpture Evergreen is to cultivate a program of sculpture acquisition, exhibition, education and other public activities to beautify our communities and encourage the expression and appreciation of sculpture. We serve the greater Evergreen area, including the communities of Evergreen, Bergen Park, Kittredge, Marshdale and Indian Hills.

Learn more about Sculpture Evergreen and donate here: www.coloradogives.org/SculptureEvergreen/overview

The Seniors' Resource Center is a community partner providing person-focused, coordinated services to enhance independence, dignity and quality of life.

Our vision: The Seniors Resource Center will continue to ensure quality of life through a constellation of services, information, advocacy, and leadership to meet the needs of the community enabling individuals to age in the place they call home.

SRC helps older adults and adults with developmental disabilities maintain their independence with dignity and improved quality of life. To accomplish this, SRC directs its unique, comprehensive and integrated services delivery system to fill gaps in service, create effective and efficient partnerships and collaborations, avoid duplication of services and implement innovative solutions that meet the needs of under-served seniors and communities.

Learn more about Seniors Resource Center and donate here: www.coloradogives.org/SRC/overview

Mission Statement
The Evergreen Players creates professional quality theater to inspire, engage, and entertain. Evergreen Players' Drama Camp and EP Studio One provides aspiring theater artists the opportunity to develop their skills and talents under the guidance of professionals from within a professional theatre environment.

Organization History
Evergreen Players (EP) began in 1950 as a group of friends gathering in each others' homes to read plays aloud. The group had a passion for live theater, which was then inaccessible in the mountain communities. By 1953, EP performed four plays a year in various venues throughout Evergreen. The group was committed to producing live theater in Evergreen. In 1968, they founded The Little Log Theater. As theater needs expanded, EP established a performing home at CenterStage in Evergreen, a theater they now share with the Evergreen Chorale and the Evergreen Children's Chorale. A volunteer board of directors governs the organization. Part-time contract staff includes house and volunteer managers, a production public relations marketing development manager and a drama camp director.

Learn more about Evergreen Players and donate here: www.coloradogives.org/EvergreenPlayers/overview