Love this place. We visited while in Denver, we enjoyed it so much we went two times!…read more We did try another kava place in town but this was the place to be! Staff were really helpful and knowledgeable and other patrons were friendly and fun! Looks like there are a lot of cool events that happen too. I highly recommend checking this place out. There's a happy hour at 11 on weekdays too!

Very unfriendly staff, always being very pushy to sell drinks. Did not feel inclusive whatsoever…read more Will not be back.

What an amazing little shelter! I've been visiting with my son periodically for the past year. We…read morelike to play with and read to the kitties. The Cat Care Society is always clean and staffed by kind, cat loving individuals. It is a no kill shelter and the cats are well taken care of. If you're looking for a sweet kitty, definitely check them out! They accept donations of food, toys, and various supplies, so check with them about what they need and how you can help with their mission to care for cats.

I honestly meant to leave this earlier! This shelter is amazing. Lots of cozy places for the cats…read moreand all of their needs are being met well. It's a very clean center id say. The shelter itself is an open concept (minus cats who must be separated) and I think that's pretty neat. You get to see the cats in an environment they're used to and they become comfortable/social with humans. You can also check out their personality and see if they fit well with you. The staff working here are kind/you can tell they enjoy what they do! They answer questions and walk you through the very easy adoption process. In comparison to other places, I noticed the adoption fee was about 100$ less, so that is cool. I adopted Spud - also known as " The profesor" ( the name they gave him) last February and he has become a lovely addition to my pet family. He came with a bag of the food they were feeding him, a blanket and some coupons. It took him some time to adjust, I suspect he might've been feral prior to coming to CCS (His left ear is clipped- which I think is TNR program?) but once he did he is the best companion. He also gets along with my senior cat well. The cats here are socialized, sweet and there's tons to check out. Someone for anyone - if you're looking/ready to take that step. I recommend!

Feel the Beat is an incredible non-profit with a mission of making music and dance accessible to…read moreeveryone. As a former music industry executive, I heard about their work when I moved to Denver and as I learned more I fell in love with the entire concept and inclusivity that they pursue, and knew that I had to get involved through volunteering. I am continuously impressed with the passion that Jari and Julia bring to the business daily. These women are true leaders in every sense of the word, and they lead with equal parts strength and compassion. I am honored to be a small part of their journey, and cannot wait to see what the future holds for Feel the Beat.

Feel the Beat is an awesome place for yoga in ASL. Comfortable environment, great instructor,…read morereasonable prices.

Warm and welcoming atmosphere at this nonprofit sun valley coffee and tea shop…read more Stop in and support Earthlinks. Their mission to help people experiencing homelessness and poverty through "earth-centered programming." We had oat milk lattes - which were great. Their store has succulents and other earth-centered products. I believe the products are all made by local residents. Recommended!

Fantastic offerings and even better mission and programming for the community. Love supporting and…read moreit's even reasonably priced on top of that.

Mary Brewerton helped me get SSI for my son who has sickle cell anemia, she was patient and kind…read moreand amazing and I just couldn't have asked for a better help. Thanks to Mary and Bayard Services or Enterprises. I was finally able to get benefits for my child. I'm so grateful.

We usually use this company for our shredding but when we went today we were told that they stopped…read moretaking drop off shredding last time I looked there was no mention of not taking drop offs we ended up going to Lakewood for a shredding company that they recommended all I can say is let customers know when you change your business

Kristin Darga has an uncanny ability to help you gain perspective on your struggles and set up…read moreachievable goals that reset your brain's normal reaction and reasoning process. She is a kind, intuitive soul. Her intentions are always honest and positive, making your every session with her a focused, realistic look at how to create the lifestyle you want, and make it last. I highly recommend contacting this courageous, supportive individual for coaching-- You will not regret it.

I usually don't take the time to write reviews... but our experience was excellent…read more It feels almost rare to encounter someone who is so driven to thrive to be better each day. With an appetite for excellence that you can sense the moment you meet her, Kristin has inspired us to reach for goals that I didn't think possible. I can honestly say that I know Kristin truly cares about our success, and that's a rare relationship that we will cherish for years to come.

We brought our young kids here on Saturday and had a wonderful experience. We got there at 9 am…read more(right when they opened the doors) and while it was very windy on the walkway, it was a relief against the blazing sun. Many of the animals were active until around 10:30/11 when the temperature warmed up. Right out of the welcome center, we saw 2 of their jaguars (which we were told are usually pretty elusive), some foxes, bobcats, bears, and to our happy surprise, a cheetah. It came out of the shade in the back of its habitat and approached the fence close to the walkway because an employee was driving by. It sat there for awhile until the employee drove off, so we were able to get lots of pictures. My son LOVES cheetahs, so this was definitely a highlight for us. Of course, when we mentioned it to not 1, but 2 employees/volunteers, they both said that that sanctuary location doesn't have any cheetahs. I showed them the pictures and they stated that it was a leopard. While they certainly do have a leopard (which we also saw), this was indeed a cheetah. So, my 1 suggestion to the sanctuary is to educate the staff on the animals there. Aside from that, we also saw wolves, lions, tigers, and camels. Be prepared to walk the 3 miles round trip. Bring lots of water and snacks (they have bathrooms and shaded rest stops along the way). Bring binoculars (or rent theirs for $10 like we did)--the sanctuary is expansive, far beyond what's next to the walkway. And take your time! We told our littles that the animals were playing hide and seek. It is a worthwhile experience!

Four of us went to The Wild Animal Sanctuary recently, and it was such a cool experience. Getting…read morein was quick and there was plenty of parking, which already made the visit feel easy. Before heading out onto the walkway, there's a large tent with food and a space where you can watch a short video explaining the sanctuary's mission and the work they do. I appreciated having that background because it made the whole experience feel more meaningful once we were out there. It was also nice that you can grab food and bring it out with you. Obviously you cannot feed the animals, but you can enjoy your own food and bring a water bottle while you walk. I grabbed a slice of pizza on the way out and appreciated that flexibility. The volunteers were genuinely kind and clearly passionate about being there. The facility itself is huge, you walk along a long elevated walkway that stretches over the habitats, which gives you a really unique vantage point. We had beautiful weather and great visibility, so we were lucky to see a lot. Some animals were lounging, some sleeping, and others were playing around. I liked how each enclosure felt thoughtfully set up and spacious, you could tell they are trying to give the animals an environment that suits them. If you are an animal lover, it is absolutely worth checking out. I do think it can feel a little expensive without a membership, but when you see the scale of the property and understand the work they are doing, it makes more sense. Overall, it was a really special way to spend the day.