Thank You Trans-Siberian Orchestra
/in Monthly News /by sschaferDenver Active 20-30 is Matching Partner for Season To Share
/in Monthly News, Uncategorized /by sschaferThe 2019 Denver Post Season To Share presented by Denver Active 20-30 Children’s Foundation is underway. This annual holiday fundraising campaign runs through December 31, 2019. Join us in the spirit of giving and help change lives for many by making a donation to Season To Share. The funds raised and generously matched by Denver Active 20-30 will be granted to more than 50 metro Denver nonprofit organizations that provide life changing programs for low-income children, families and individuals. These agencies work tirelessly to prepare children and youth for success in the classroom and in life; protect children and families in need with medical care; house families and individuals in need of a permanent home; and nourish those who experience hunger.
When you make a donation to Season To Share, your gift will make an even greater impact thanks to our partners at Denver Active 20-30, who are matching your donations up to $800,000 at .50 per dollar. For more information on Season To Share, visit seasontoshare.com. Help make a difference in the lives of others this holiday season!
Pedal The Plains
/in Monthly News /by sschafer- Great Educational Stops like the Amache Japanese American Internment Camp; Syracuse Dairy; Santa Fe Trail Association; and the Art of a Cowboy Poet
- Crossing into Kansas and visiting Cousin Eddie’s (yes, from National Lampoon’s Vacation!)
- Friday Night Lights
- Locally sourced food on and off the route
The Denver Post Pedal The Plains Bicycle Tour is produced in partnership with the Governor’s Office and the State of Colorado. This one-of-a-kind annual cycling event began in 2012 and celebrates the agricultural roots and frontier heritage of Colorado’s eastern plains.
The Denver Post ACTS Volunteers Help the Denver Public Library
/in Monthly News /by sschaferThe Denver Post Ride The Rockies 2019
/in Monthly News, Signature Events News /by sschaferThe 34th Annual Denver Post Ride The Rockies Bicycle Tour is in the books after a beautiful week spent with 1,700+ cyclists from across the world.
The Tour, which took place June 9 – 15, 2019, was another loop ride. We want to thank our Title Sponsor, Flexential and all of our partners and sponsors for making the ride possible.
With the start in Crested Butte, the 2019 Route had great highs with peaks including Monarch Pass, Independence Pass and McClure Pass and wonderful lows as they meandered through both the Gunnison and Roaring Fork Valleys. For more Ride The Rockies information, please visit ridetherockies.com
Congratulations to the 54 Season To Share Grantees
/in Monthly News /by sschaferThe 2018/19 Denver Post Season To Share campaign presented by DaVita granted $1,645,000 to 54 metro Denver nonprofit organizations in early April. These organizations work tirelessly to prepare children and youth for success in the classroom and in life, protect children and families in need with medical care, house families and individuals in need of a permanent home, and nourish those who experience hunger. Click here to see the list of 2018/19 Season To Share grantees.
Thank you for supporting The Denver Post Season To Share presented by DaVita
/in Monthly News /by sschaferThank you to all who generously donated to the 2018/19 Denver Post Season To Share presented by DaVita holiday fundraising campaign. Your gifts will make a difference in the lives of thousands, supporting metro Denver nonprofit agencies serving the areas of children and youth, health and wellness, homelessness and hunger. The 54 agencies who will benefit from your kindness will be announced in early April.
Denver Post Employee Volunteers Make a Difference
/in Monthly News /by sschaferThe 2018 Denver Post Ride The Rockies
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Prior to the Tour, the 9th Annual RTR Prologue Experience, a premier fundraiser for The Denver Post Community Foundation, took place with participants riding alongside celebrity cyclists over Hoosier Pass into Fairplay, all while discovering the gold rush in the restored mining town of South Park City and touring the Old Country Boy Mine, one of the largest and most famous gold mines in Breckenridge.
