Boy Scouts of America – The nation’s largest and most prominent values-based youth development organization.
Bryson’s Chase – Helping families of children in need of mental health care so they can build valuable coping mechanisms in order to avoid tragic and extreme alternatives.
Fostering Hope – Creating an extended family that supports foster families, children in foster care, and foster agencies through encouragement and needed resources
Parents Challenge – Helping parents learn about what education options are available and how to pursue them in order to provide the best learning environment for their child’s success.
Ronald McDonald House –   Supporting families with sick children in their time of need by providing a comfortable place for families to stay, near the hospital, complete with home-cooked meals, private bedrooms, and playrooms for siblings.

Wounded Warrior Project  – Helping veterans and active duty service members through a variety of programs, services and events.

SilverKey – Provides a wide array of senior assistance services in the Pikes Peak region including behavioral health, companionship, case management, and government food program distribution.

Care and Share Meal Drive – bridging the gap between hunger and abundance by providing food, partnering opportunities, and education to fight hunger and food insecurity.
Economic Development Council of Colorado – a state-wide, non-profit organization dedicated to successful and responsible economic development across the state
 Pikes Peak United Way – working to tackle the initiatives of education, healthy living, and financial stability which we believe lie at the root of our community’s needs.
Salvation Army – motivated by the love of God, the mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination through support of food, family and social services, youth programs, shelter and housing, and emergency disaster services.