My Nonprofit Reviews

When I first moved to Summit County, Colorado I really thought I would be lost without a live theatre to attend and promote. Boy was I wrong! From the very first play I saw there to the very last one, a few weeks ago, I have never been disappointed. This is a first class theatre that continues to out shine itself. I know the operate on a very tight budget so I do everything I can to support them. You should too.

I only donate to nonprofits that I can connect to on several levels. This organization helps so many horses and other unwanted animals. The staff is very caring of the animals and they teach children of all ages how to take caring of them as well. I treated my 9 year old neighbor to a day camp. She exercised the smaller animals, fed and groomed the horses and then had a riding lesson before the day's end. Her comment, "I no longer want to be a singer when I grow up, I want to be a cowgirl!" I realize it must cost a lot of money to take care of just one horse and their herd is at least 15 or more, plus the goats, llamas, sheep, donkeys and ponies. I can my time, any thing I can afford and donate items to their thrift store. Please look at their website and if so moved, give as much as you can, they will thank you for it.

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