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Bike Clinic Too: $500 match from Old Town Bike Shop, $1,000 match from Tom & Susan Pattee Business of Art Center (The BAC): $350 match from Linda Ross, $1,250 match from Ben & Raynelle Kuckel, $1,500 match from El Pomar Foundation, $2,000 match from Wild Ginger Thai Restaurant, $2,500 match from Chuck & Mary Lou Murphy Care and Share: $1,000 match from Colorado Springs Osteopathic Foundation CASA: $1,000 match from ANONYMOUS, $1,000 match from Colorado Springs Osteopathic Foundation Catamount Institute: $1,500 match from El Pomar Foundation, $2,000 match from Ranch Foods Direct/Callicrate Beef Catholic Charities of Central Colorado: $1,000 match from the Dusty & Kathy Loo Fund @ PPCF CC Community Kitchen: $1,000 match from Bon Appétit Management Company at Colorado College Cheyenne Village: $1,500 match from El Pomar Foundation Children's Literacy Center: $375 match from Better Business Bureau, $1,000 match from John E. & Margaret L. Lane Foundation, $1,500 match from El Pomar Foundation Coalition for the Upper South Platte (CUSP): $1,000 match from Cripple Creek & Victor Gold Mining Company (CC&V), $1,000 match from Dusty & Kathy Loo Fund @ PPCF Colorado Springs Therapeutic Riding Center: $1,000 match from Colorado Springs Osteopathic Foundation, $1,000 match from Deborah Reynolds, $1,000 match from John E. & Margaret L. Lane Foundation Colorado Springs Youth Symphony: $1,000 match from Dusty & Kathy Loo Fund @ PPCF, $1,500 match from El Pomar Foundation, $2,500 match from Graner Music Concrete Couch: $500 match from Pikes Peak Community Foundation Cool Science: $1,000 match from Tom & Susan Pattee, $2,000 match from Air Academy Federal Credit Union Foundation Cottonwood Center for the Arts: $1,000 match from Dusty & Kathy Loo Fund @ PPCF CS Pioneers Museum: $500 match from Pikes Peak Community Foundation Diabetes Community Center: $500 match from Lee Eye Institute Ellicott Wildlife Rehabilitation Center: $1,000 match from Freda Hambrick Fund of El Pomar Foundation Fostering Hope: $500 match from Pikes Peak Community Foundation Friends of Cheyenne Canon: $1,000 match from Dusty & Kathy Loo Fund @ PPCF, $1,500 match from El Pomar Foundation, $2,500 match from Community Leadership Fund, $5,000 match from Carma Fund of the PPCF Friends of El Paso County Nature Centers: $500 match from Pikes Peak Community Foundation Friends of Garden of the Gods: $500 match from Triple Crown of Running/Pikes Peak Marathon, $1,500 match from El Pomar Foundation, $2,500 match from Garden of the Gods Trading Post Friends of Monument Valley Park: $1,000 match from Chuck & Mary Lou Murphy, $1,000 match from John E. & Margaret L. Lane Foundation, $2,000 match from Young Life FutureSelf: $1,500match from El Pomar Foundation, $2,000 match from Wild Ginger Thai Restaurant Greccio Housing: $500 from Apartment Association of Southern Colorado, $1,000 match from Penrose-St. Francis Health Systems, $1,000 match from Dusty & Kathy Loo Fund @ PPCF, $1,500 match from El Pomar Foundation, $5,000 match from Wells Fargo Bank |
Harbor House: $500 match from Anonymous Human Trafficking Task Force: $1,000 match from Colorado Springs Osteopathic Foundation Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region: $1,000 match from Freda Hambrick Fund of El Pomar Foundation, $5,000 match from Colorado Mounted Thunder & Anonymous Imagination Celebration: $1,500 match from El Pomar Foundation Indigo Mountain Nature Center: $1,000 from Freda Hambrick Fund of El Pomar Foundation Interfaith Hospitality Network: $500 match from Security Service Federal Credit Union, $1,000 match from Heuberger Subaru, $1,500 match from ANONYMOUS Kids on Bikes: $1,000 match from John E. & Margaret L. Lane Foundation, $1,500 match from El Pomar Foundation, $2,500 match from Holland & Hart Millibo Art Theatre (MAT): $500 match from Pikes Peak Community Foundation Mission Medical Clinic: $1,000 match from Colorado Springs Osteopathic Foundation, $1,000 match from ANONYMOUS, $1,500 match from El Pomar Foundation, $2,000 match from Advanced Billing, Inc., $2,000 match from Dick and Joyce Eitel, $2,000 match from Paul and Bonnie Angotti Ormao Dance Theatre: $500 match from Pikes Peak Community Foundation Palmer Land Trust: $1,000 match from Dusty & Kathy Loo Fund @ PPCF Peak Education: $375 match from Better Business Bureau, $1,000 match from Celebration of Life Fund, $1,000 match from CHM2 HILL, $1,000 match from Hollow Brook Family Dentistry, $1,000 match from Paragon Investment Company, $1,000 match from Tom & Susan Pattee, $5,000 match from Steven U. Mullens, PC Pikes Peak Library District/Adult Literacy & ESL: $1,000 match from John E. & Margaret L. Lane Foundation, 1,500 match from El Pomar Foundation Pikes Peak Urban Gardens (PPUG): $1,000 match from Colorado Springs Osteopathic Foundation, $5,000 match from Carma Fund of the PPCF Pikes Peak Writers: $500 match from Pikes Peak Community Foundation Reading for L.I.F.E. UCCS: $500 match from Pikes Peak Community Foundation Rocky Mountain Field Institute: $1,000 match from Bob and Elly Hostetler Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern CO: $1,000 match from Colorado Springs Osteopathic Foundation, $3,000 match from Penrose-St. Francis Health Systems Safe Passage: $500 match from Pikes Peak Community Foundation Safe Place for Pets: $500 match from Ann, Ben & Eleanor Davenport, in loving memory of Abigail Davenport, $500 match from St. Paws Thrift Store, $500 match from Pikes Peak Community Foundation, $500 match from Law Office of Dianna Harris, $1,000 match from The Hammond Law Group, $1,000 match from Joanne Bonicelli, $1,000 match from Freda Hambrick Fund of El Pomar Foundation Springs Ensemble Theatre: $500 match from Pikes Peak Community Foundation Springs Rescue Mission: $1,000 match from Heuberger Subaru, $1,500 match from El Pomar Foundation Suicide Prevention Partnership: $1,000 match from Colorado Springs Osteopathic Foundation Trails and Open Space Coalition: $7,500 match from Mountain Chalet |
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Our Media Partners: |
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%u2022 Becca Sickbert, New Media Manager at the CS Fine Arts Center and Barrett Tryon, local Social Media guru, sharing their expertise on how to effectively use Social Media
%u2022 CoPilot Creative, powering our interactive, fun cyber arm
%u2022 Stargazers Theater, donating their wonderful space for our Give! trainings, celebrations and gatherings
%u2022 Sally Piette, freelance graphic designer and genius behind the print design for GIVE! 2011
%u2022 Cayton Photography, GIVE! 2011 marketing and event photographer
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Community Champions: |
WE SALUTE OUR GiVE! 2011 Citizen Champions
One goal of the Give! campaign is to enable participating non-profits to think creatively and strategically about marketing, branding and fundraising. To help catalyze such outside-the-box thinking on how non-profits can best utilize the Give! campaign to obtain cash and in-kind donations, effective media exposure as well as new board members and other volunteers, we have provided our non-profits with Community and Cyber Champions. These talented community volunteers invest 4 to 6 hours each month to help our non-profits develop sound strategies to take advantage of the platform Give! provides.
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Community Champions share their marketing, non-profit management and/or fundraising skills and outside eyes and ears to help Give! outreach campaigns. Organizational names included for identification purposes only. Business of Art Center, Friends of El Paso County Nature Centers assisted by PK Powell of Free Range Marketing Business of Art Center, Friends of El Paso County Nature Centers assisted by Andrea Burkey of Free Range Marketing Catholic Charities of Central Colorado assisted by Margaret Deiotte of Outside the Box Springs Ensemble Theatre assisted by Travis Duncan of Pikes Peak Library District Indigo Mountain Nature Center assisted by Beth Gentry of Bon Appetit Management Company at Colorado College Bike Clinic Too assisted by Steve Harris of KRCC FutureSelf, Ormao Dance Theatre assisted by Jeannine Holt Cottonwood Center for the Arts assisted by Cindy Hooton of Stargazers Theatre & Event Center Ronald McDonald House Charities assisted by Tracy Kocher of Colorado Springs CVB Coalition for the Upper South Platte and Cool Science assisted by Cec Jacobs Friends of Monument Valley Park assisted by Elizabeth Janney of Kiva Construction Colorado Springs Youth Symphony Association assisted by Lori Jarvis-Steinwert of NAMI-CS Pikes Peak Writers assisted by Natalie Johnson of Black Cat Books and safron of Manitou |
Children's Literacy Center assisted by Diane Loschen of Gay and Lesbian Fund Diabetes Community Center assisted by Lara Milton Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum assisted by Amanda Mountain of Rocky Mountain PBS Human Trafficking Task Force assisted by Stacy Poore of Komen for the Cure Safe Place for Pets assisted by Doris Ralston of CS Osteopathic Foundation UCCS Literary Outreach Initiative assisted by Steve Recca Peak Education, Springs Rescue Mission assisted by Nikki Richardson of Pikes Peak Habitat for Humanity Mission Medical Clinic assisted by Jeff Scholes of UCCS Colorado Springs Therapeutic Riding Center assisted by Becca Sickbert of the Fine Arts Center Concrete Couch assisted by Rachel Stovall of the Pikes Peak Library District Greccio Housing, Harbor House Collaborative, IHN, PPLD, Safe Passage, Suicide Prevention assisted by Claire Swinford and John Weiss of Colorado Springs Independent CASA, Millibo Art Theatre assisted by Vikki Walton of Springs Rescue Mission CC Community Kitchen assisted by Nathan Willers of the Colorado Springs Philharmonic Fostering Hope assisted by Connie Dudgeon of Colorado College Pikes Peak Urban Gardens assisted by Victoria Selfridge of Ent Federal Credit Union |
Cyber Champions: |
Cyber Champions, mostly from the Air Force Academy, Colorado College and UCCS. These students helped their nonprofits utilize social and traditional media to reach out to younger donors. This assistance is vital to the Give! campaign's efforts to get more young adults to start giving back to our community.
(HUGE SHOUT OUT to AFA Operational Research Professor Jim Lowe who coordinated this huge
volunteer effort.)
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Cool Science, Fostering Hope Foundation assisted by Emilio Becerra of USAFA; hometown Newberry Springs CA Ormao Dance Theatre assisted by Nancy Maloch of USAFA; hometown Stuart FL and Joanna Pattugalan of USAFA; hometown Irvine CA Cool Science, Fostering Hope Foundation assisted by Paulina Rudolph of USAFA; hometown Silver Lake KS RMFI assisted by Stephen Henderson of USAFA; hometown Colorado Springs CO Safe Place for Pets, Palmer Land Trust assisted by James Africano of USAFA; hometown Marietta GA Springs Rescue Mission assisted by Megan Edson of USAFA; hometown Wolfeboro NH Ronald McDonald House, Human Trafficking Task Force assisted by Kyle Nazarek of USAFA; hometown Hollywood, MD Safe Place for Pets, Palmer Land Trust assisted by Andrew Chin of USAFA; hometown Las Vegas NV Ronald McDonald House, Human Trafficking Task Force assisted by Alexander Rosen of USAFA; hometown Wayne New Jersey Friends of Garden of the Gods, Springs Ensemble Theatre assisted by Claire Palmer of USAFA; hometown Elm Grove WI |
Friends of Garden of the Gods, Springs Ensemble Theatre assisted by McCall Ostlie of USAFA; hometown Moorhead MN Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum assisted by Ahmed Groce from USAFA; hometown Long Beach CA Catamount Institute, Children's Literacy Center assisted by Kendra Smith of USAFA; hometown Colorado Springs CO Catamount Institute, Children's Literacy Center assisted by Nicholas Cavanaugh from USAFA; hometown Jacksonville FL Imagination Celebration assisted by Obadare Ogundipe of USAFA; hometown Dallas TX Pikes Peak Writers assisted by Lindsey Barber of USAFA Ellicott Wildlife assisted by Jenny Ishida from UCCS; hometown Ellicott CO Suicide Prevention Partnership assisted by Abby Meier of UCCS; hometown Denver CO Cheyenne Village assisted by Adrian Radase of UCCS Cottonwood Center for the Arts assisted by Jenny Ishida of UCCS Friends of Monument Valley Park assisted by Kathy Endicott of UCCS |
Indy Staff: |
Amanda Lundgren
Claire Swinford
Jack Ward
Reward Partners: |
Our Give! reward packages are provided by two-dozen wonderful business partners listed on the Rewards page.
It’s our stated goal for Give! to be a transformative experience for every participating nonprofit. We’ve seen the positive impact of the media exposure, mentoring, fundraising and capacity-building Give! provides, but it’s … Read More
It’s our stated goal for Give! to be a transformative experience for every participating nonprofit. We’ve seen the positive impact of the media exposure, mentoring, fundraising and capacity-building Give! provides, but it’s … Read More
Read Rhonda Van Pelt’s article “The Space Between” on all the great things happening at Imagination Celebration’s Imagination Space here!
Check out Rhonda Van Pelt’s article “Warm welcome for immigrants” on Catholic Charities’ Family Immigration Services and PPLD’s ESL/Adult Literacy program here!
Check out “Sunshine and reins at Therapeutic Riding Center” by Rhonda VanPelt in the 12-15 Indy here!
Read Rhonda Van Pelt’s story “Seeds of creativity” here!
Rhonda Van Pelt reports on Friends of Monument Valley Park, Friends of Cheyenne Cañon, Friends of Garden of the Gods and Friends of the El Paso County Nature Centers here.
Preservation Society: The Pioneers Museum and Trails and Open Space Coaltion are linked in struggle and spirit. Read here.
Read Rhonda Van Pelt’s story on CASA “Comfort in the Storm: CASA program helps families and children through turbulent adjustment periods” here.
Some Give! alumni have told us the best thing about their participation in Give! wasn’t the additional funding they raised — what they really prized was the chance to learn how to market themselves to local media.
Not that you shouldn’t support the Diabetes Community Center with your time and dollars anyway, but look at them tearing it up on FOX21! They’re one of the smallest, newest nonprofits featured in Give! this year, but they definitely know how to make an impact. Great job, guys!
Read Rhonda Van Pelt’s story on Safe Place for Pets
Safe at (new) home: Program takes care of finding homes for companion pets after their human owners are gone here.