Non-Profit Spotlight
Our Promise
To The Grand Junction Community
Over the past five years in business here in Grand Junction, we’ve been honored to give back to the community that gives us so much. Each quarter, we select a “Charity of the Quarter” and dedicate a portion of our proceeds to support local nonprofits. Through this journey, we’ve had the privilege of meeting incredible leaders and volunteers—people who selflessly pour their time and energy into making our city stronger.
This tradition is our way of showing gratitude, but more importantly, it’s a call to action. We hope our patients will join us in volunteering, supporting, and choosing to contribute in positive ways. The rewards of giving back are immeasurable, and we are so proud to be part of such a generous and loving community. Grand Junction truly is a special place, and we look forward to continuing this mission together.
Girls On The Run OfWestern Colorado
Girls on the Run of Western Colorado offers evidence‑based, experiential programs that blend movement with lessons designed to empower girls in grades 3–8 to be joyful, healthy, and confident. Through interactive curriculum and mentorship, participants grow in social, emotional, and physical strength, while learning decision‑making and leadership skills. We are proud to contunie to support GOTR by attending their local events.
Spoons Bistro & BakerySupporting Hope West
Spoons Bistro & Bakery is a full‑service café located on the HopeWest campus in Grand Junction. All proceeds from Spoons go directly to fund HopeWest’s programs. HopeWest is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing compassionate care and support to individuals and families facing serious illness, grief, and aging across western Colorado. Their services include hospice care, palliative care, and grief counseling for adults and children.
Harmony Animal Matchmaker - Happy Little Rescue
We’re proud supporters of Happy Little Rescue in Grand Junction, an organization dedicated to giving animals a second chance at a loving home. Through our partnership, we celebrate the compassion, hard work, and heart that the Happy Little Rescue team brings to our community every day. By helping pets in need, they strengthen the bonds of families and remind us all of the power of kindness.
Grand Valley Oncology of Community Hospital
Community Hospital’s Grand Valley Oncology is committed to improving patients’ and their families’ quality of life right here on the Western Slope. They understand that access to quality care, comfort, and compassion is important in treating cancer patients. In recognizing this, they offer a patient-centered approach that treats the whole patient and not just the disease, putting patients first.
The Salvation Army Grand Junction Corps
The Salvation Army—Grand Junction Corps organizes the Angel Tree (Giving Tree) program each holiday season, bringing joy to children and families in need. Through this initiative, local young ones (and sometimes seniors) are identified as “Angels,”. Donors from the community adopt them by fulfilling their wish lists with new toys and clothing. This heartfelt tradition exemplifies the warm spirit and generosity that define Grand Junction’s caring community.
Mesa County Partners, Grand Junction
Mesa County Partners is a Grand Junction nonprofit dedicated to empowering local youth through mentoring, community service, and the Western Colorado Conservation Corps. Since 1987, they’ve helped young people build confidence, accountability, and valuable life skills. Each year, hundreds of kids and young adults benefit from positive role models, restorative programs, and hands-on conservation work that strengthens both individuals and the community.
Young Life Grand Valley
Young Life Grand Valley, a respected 501(c)(3) nonprofit in Grand Junction, has been faithfully serving the community for over 35 years, bringing hope, belonging, and life-changing support to adolescents at every middle and high school in District 51 and beyond. Rooted in the larger Young Life mission of meeting young people where they are—through authentic mentorship, engaging events, and transformative camps—this local chapter offers teens a safe, accepting space to explore faith, build meaningful relationships, and discover purpose.
Sleep in Heavenly Peace, Grand Junction
Sleep in Heavenly Peace – Grand Junction is the local chapter of the national 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to ensuring that “no kid sleeps on the floor in our town.” Since its founding in October 2022 through a Geometry in Construction class at Central High School, this rapidly growing chapter has mobilized volunteers across Grand Junction and surrounding Mesa County areas, building and delivering hundreds of bunk beds to children in need. Our team had the pleasure of building beds for a day. Their mission goes beyond providing beds: it’s about restoring dignity, health, and hope to families, one comfortable night’s sleep at a time.
Mutual Aid Partners
Mutual Aid Partners is a Grand Junction nonprofit focused on fostering community resilience and care. They connect neighbors in need with resources like food, housing support, and essential services while creating opportunities for collaboration and volunteerism. Their mission is built on the belief that strong, compassionate relationships can help every member of the Grand Junction community thrive.
Mesa County Animal Services
Mesa County Animal Services works to place safe, loving pets into forever homes by carefully assessing each animal’s behavior and suitability for adoption. While no pet is perfect, many become even more affectionate companions because of their unique qualities. With 125–200 animals in their care at any time, including dogs, cats, puppies, and kittens, the shelter’s inventory changes daily. To make room for incoming animals, some are transferred to partner rescues, and interested adopters are encouraged to check the website regularly or complete an interest sheet in person.
Meals on Wheels Mesa County
Meals on Wheels Mesa County delivers more than just nutritious meals to homebound seniors—it delivers care, comfort, and connection. With every meal comes a friendly visit and a reminder that our older neighbors are valued and never forgotten. By nourishing both body and spirit, the program helps seniors remain healthy, independent, and deeply connected to the Grand Junction community.
Kids Aid Grand Junction
Kids Aid is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing for the needs of children, with a primary focus on supplying food to hungry kids. In collaboration with local schools, childcare providers, and other organizations, their Backpack Program sends food home with children who otherwise would go hungry over the weekend. Experiencing food insecurity can limit a child’s ability to learn, grow, and have fun. Kids Aid is a community solution to “helping kids be kids.”
Fosters Alumni Mentors
Foster Alumni Mentors (FAM) serves any individual (16 years old and up) who has experienced foster care—particularly those who have “aged out” of the foster care system, those who are currently struggling to meet their basic needs, and/or those who are seeking opportunities to stabilize and improve their lives.
Their services are of no cost to participants and are designed to support, prepare and build confidence for foster alumni (Members) as they transition into adulthood and beyond. We have loved participating in the FAMpoint5k as a team over the years.
Grand Valley Young Life
Grand Valley Young Life is a nonprofit youth ministry that builds authentic relationships with local teens in Mesa County. Through weekly clubs, mentoring, camps, and outreach, they create safe spaces for young people to have fun, feel seen, and explore life’s bigger questions. Their programs include support for teen moms and inclusive events for youth of all abilities. With a mission rooted in faith, Young Life helps teens develop confidence, community, and purpose.