The organization serves people facing poverty, homelessness and addiction in Colorado Springs, who might not be able to enjoy a similar celebration elsewhere.
Great Outdoors Colorado and Children’s Hospital Colorado have partnered up for the second year of the “Say Hi with a snowman” initiative that helps bring patients snowmen drawings to life.
During the month of February, Johnson Orthodontics let local Girl Scout troops sign up for times they could come by the office and have a little bit of fun.
“Finding these animals in these awful situation and giving them a life that they deserve, I think that’s my mission,” says Joey Ogburn, Pueblo West resident,
The Meadows Park Community Center is celebrating 40 years to help community needs and desires. The center still offers programming based on public input and engagement.
Layla Laramie is a 7th grader in Colorado Springs, and she’s recently been selected as one of 36 kids in the entire world to be 2021′s Scholastic Kid Reporters.
The Florence community has proven once again, the community is stronger together, this time raising thousands of dollars for the Florence Fire Department.
The Pueblo County Sheriff’s office, several members of the command staff, her mother, Wendy, and a few friends helped kick off Centennial High School freshman Amanda DeFusco first day of high school earlier this week.
The Colorado Springs police department now has a new program called “Play COS” aimed at creating positive interactions between officers and the Colorado Springs community.
The Pour House in Florence is stepping up to make sure local kids know where their next meal is coming from. The shop created a GoFund Me to help pay for the sack lunches.