Denver Children’s Home restores hope and health to traumatized children and families through a thorough array of therapeutic, educational, and community-based services. Offering prevention, intervention, and treatment programs grounded in trauma-informed care and the latest in brain-development research for abused, neglected, and traumatized children and their families with mental health issues.

Since 1939, Leader Dogs for the Blind has operated one of the world’s most respected and innovative guide dog programs. Their mission is to empower people who are blind or visually impaired with lifelong skills for safe and independent daily travel.

Plaster House is dedicated to improving the lives of children living with treatable disabilities across Tanzania, the Plaster House provides holistic high love, low-cost care to almost 700 children every year. By creating this home away from home, The Plaster House is helping children realize their full potential. The time and effort parents put in for the opportunity for their child to receive medical treatment is the reason they will never turn a child away.

Planned Pethood International is aimed at making a world of difference in companion animal welfare, PPI’s mission is to facilitate the reduction of companion animal overpopulation throughout the world via spay/neuter campaigns, veterinary training, and education. The use of limited resources to warehouse a large number of animals is not a solution to companion animal overpopulation. Only the reduction in population will elevate the status of these animals and ensure their safety and wellbeing.

The Canines-N-Kids Foundation is about raising awareness of the cancers kids and our beloved canines share in common, and closing the funding gap that has stood in the way of making meaningful progress. Their goal is to bring together the best and brightest in pediatric and veterinary oncology, and to work creatively and constructively with others who share this mission to help canines and kids with cancer to beat their disease.

As the only full-service animal shelter serving Jefferson County, Colorado, their purpose is to make lives better for people and pets. They place every healthy and safe animal for adoption, assess the medical and behavioral needs of homeless animals, and alleviate suffering through thoughtful euthanasia.

Freedom Service Dogs of America Since being founded in 1987, Freedom Service Dogs has graduated hundreds of client-dog teams and provided lifetime support to nearly 200 active teams, at no cost to our clients. Transforming the lives of veterans with PTSD, children and teens with autism and other neurocognitive, and people with physical challenges resulting from chronic and acute conditions such as cerebral palsy or spinal cord injuries.

Founded in 2002 by Ali and Joe Torre, Safe At Home provides services in schools to children exposed to violence in order to help them heal from trauma. Our mission is to educate to end the cycle of domestic violence and save lives.

Since 1996 Small Champions transforms and empowers the lives of Eagle County youth who are challenged with a variety of cognitive and physical disabilities. Engaging them in winter and summer sports programs that support their developmental progress.

One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. When found early, breast cancer is very treatable. Saint Joseph Hospital’s Breast Center of Excellence is here for you. Facing breast cancer can be life changing. You need an exceptional team by your side. That’s why at Saint Joseph Hospital our Radiologist is specialty trained in identifying breast cancer. This targeted approach ensures a quick, accurate diagnosis and you understand your cancer and what you can do to beat it. Every week, a team of specialists meets to discuss breast cancer cases and collaborate on the best treatment for each patient. You benefit from the combined expertise of specialists in radiology, surgery, pathology, pharmacology, oncology and therapists in fields like physical therapy and psychology.