Founded by retired NHL player Scott Parker, Parker’s Platoon is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping veterans transition to civilian life through meaningful support and rehabilitation programs. Their mission aligns perfectly with our Be.Social Community program, which prioritizes giving back and fostering connections within our communities.

First Descents is a nonprofit organization that provides life-changing outdoor adventures—like kayaking, rock climbing, and surfing—for young adults impacted by cancer and other serious health conditions. By fostering challenge, community, and healing in nature, the organization empowers participants to reclaim their sense of identity, resilience, and adventure.

Community Food Share is a food bank serving Boulder and Broomfield Counties that provides fresh, nutritious food through partner agencies and onsite and mobile pantries. Distributing over 27,000 meals a day—enough to feed a sold-out Red Rocks Amphitheater three meals daily—they have delivered more than 206 million meals since 1981.

Cultivando is a Colorado-based nonprofit focused on empowering the Latino community through leadership, education, and advocacy. By offering culturally relevant programs, it helps bridge gaps in access to education, healthcare, and economic opportunities. Cultivando works to amplify Latino voices in decision-making processes, striving for a more inclusive and equitable society.

The Chanda Center for Health improves equity for people with physical disabilities by providing integrative therapies like acupuncture, massage, physical therapy, and dental care. Services are offered onsite in Lakewood or remotely for individuals with conditions such as spinal cord injuries, cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, spina bifida, and brain injuries.

Humane Colorado ounded in 1910, cares for over 21,000 homeless pets each year through its shelters and rehabilitates 250 horses at the Harmony Equine Center. They also provide subsidized veterinary care, vaccine clinics, and humane education programs that reach thousands across Colorado.

Montbello Walks is a community-wide walking initiative that encourages residents to walk, roll, and stroll together while building connection and wellness. Hosting fun, meaningful, and inclusive events for all ages and abilities, the program brings neighbors, youth, elders, and local businesses together to strengthen community bonds through movement.

Since 1976, Bienvenidos Food Bank has been providing Northwest Denver families and individuals with fresh, healthy food in a safe and welcoming environment. Through its storefront market, mobile pantry, and emergency food sites, the food bank serves 25,000 residents annually—enough to provide more than 400,000 meals each year.

The Struggle of Love Foundation supports underprivileged youth and families with year-round programs that fill gaps left by other assistance services. From sports and mentoring to food initiatives, school supplies, toy drives, and mental health awareness, SOL has reached thousands of Denver-area families through community events and partnerships with local nonprofits.

Expunge Colorado, a women- and BIPOC-led nonprofit, provides pro bono legal services, education, and community events to help seal eligible criminal records. Since 2018, they’ve reviewed hundreds of cases, sealed charges, trained legal professionals, partnered with local organizations, and helped advance Colorado’s Clean Slate legislation.

In partnership with Ananeo, we support second chances by helping former inmates reintegrate into their communities with dignity and opportunity. Ananeo provides high-quality community housing alongside resources and care, creating spaces that foster renewal, restoration, and a fresh start in life.