Community Projects Catalog

“We are more apt to share our stories of struggle, challenges, and uncertainty with those who share a familiar background. This includes cultivating love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, faithfulness, gentleness, generosity, and self- discipline, establishing trustworthy connections, and nurturing relationships with community partners." -Kristina, RCL bilingual/bicultural peer support professional

restART studio is a nonprofit art therapy program. Our mission is to harness the power of art therapy to help justice-involved youth understand their feelings and behavior and realize their potential. We offer 1:1 art therapy sessions and weekly art therapy support groups to underserved and at-risk youth, and teens involved in the criminal justice system.

Rise Against Suicide helps youth at risk of suicide by removing the financial and social barriers to treatment, enabling them to find hope and healing. 

Rocky Mountain Equality's Youth Program provides safety, support, and clinically-supervised mental health services to Colorado's LGBTQ+ youth communities. Our Longmont-based group is growing rapidly — and we need your help to ensure our resources grow to meet the need!

The School of Statesmanship, Stewardship, and Service (SOSSAS) is a learning environment that activates individual human potential, elevates leadership skills, grows social-emotional intelligence, improves communication skills, and ultimately creates a future we all want to live into.

SVVSEF provide resources and educational opportunities, in partnership with St. Vrain Valley Schools and our local communities, to enhance student success and teacher excellence. We rely on community support to fund our key programs.

T2 Dance Company is a Colorado nonprofit contemporary dance organization focused on collaboration. Funds are needed for a Longmont expansion of the Color Wheel Project (an arts education program where elementary school students' artworks inspire professional dance).

We provide a spectrum of restorative services and interventions to help our community resolve conflict while also working to deflect people from the traditional criminal justice system.

TGTHR believes that every young person deserves safety, support, and respect. Our mission is to end youth homelessness for young people ages 12-24 by providing a full spectrum of support – from emergency shelter and immediate resources to safe housing and long-term stability.

The GEAR Alliance / Up-A-Creek Robotics is committed to inspiring young people (grades 4-12) to pursue STEM careers through competitive robotics. We are passionate about increasing the number of students entering science and engineering knowing hands-on experiential education is transformative.