This is a classy channel. For anyone who didn't grow up in Colorado, Rocky Mountain PBS is on…read morechannel 6. You don't need cable to find it, and that's the best part. They cater to real, good and quality television content. Always learning with this channel, I learned about different cultures, social issues, history, you name it. This channel had PBS KIDS for years and they would announce your child's birthday on tv. It made any child, including myself feel like a million dollars at 6! Seeing your name on the big screen tv was the deal back in those days. This channel has wonderful Christmas specials, and I thought it was absolutely stunning how much I grew up learning so much about many different things. This channel appears boring, but it's not what you think. It's a wonderful news source as well!

This nonprofit organization is located in cherry creek area. They have bags that you can paint any…read moreway you want and are then filled with art supplies that go to children in other countries!! We had such a fun time. The ladies working there were super nice and welcoming. They have cute items for sale and all of the proceeds go to the charity. Wonderful place with a wonderful cause!

I accidentally walked into this place with my daughter while browsing Cherry Creek North. We asked…read morethe young ladies working there what it was all about and we were impressed to hear how this non-profit works. They told us that the proceeds from everything they sell goes back into the charity - and they had some nice merchandise. They also let people come in and paint the canvas bags they fill with art supplies to donate to children in need. There is no cost - except your time. They donate to anyone who needs them - here and throughout the world. They appreciate walk-ins - to paint and fill the bags - but they also accept reservations for bigger groups. They have a sponsorship special for $300 where they provide wine and appetizers for a larger group to come in and paint and fill bags. Such a worthwhile charity!

Many thanks to Tiffany N. for cluing me in to the existence of the latest greatest radio station on…read morethe AM dial - Open Air 1340! Apparently I'd been living under a rock since its debut on Halloween 2011. But I am tuned in now and just loving it! The station's format is right up my alley. They feature new music from both local and national indie artists, plus tons of awesome tunes from all of my favorite bands from all eras - old, new and in-between. One minute they're playing a brand new song from Jack White's just-released solo album and the next it's an old Johnny Cash number. And they do a great job of mixing up the playlist so you're not hearing the same songs over and over again. Rock on!

I absolutely used to love this radio station. I would…read morelisten to it constantly and leave it playing for my animals when I'm not home. I've become more and more frustrated and annoyed with this radio station. All they do is ask for money constantly. I understand their budgets were cut and they need the funding. I completely understand that and I love the music, but come on constant asking for money and now they also interrupt night music to ask for money. This is overwhelmingly too much. I will no longer listen to their station.

I've been volunteering for about a year now, and it's been a great experience. Project Angel Heart…read moremakes and delivers meals to thousands of Coloradans every week. It's well organized and you'll meet some really nice people if you join as a volunteer. You can decorate bags, prep meals, cook meals, deliver meals... there's something for everyone! Highly recommended!

Our friend Thomas Hails died much too young of AIDS, it is OK you know his name, he has been gone a…read morelong time and his family knows I took care of him. There have been giant holes in our hearts ever since he died. This is one of the reasons we always participate in "Dining Out For Life." The Angels took such good care of him before he passed, oh so many years ago. A simple check on him and the dropping off of food made me feel better when I couldn't be there. He would get a kick out of the idea that the ball-n-chain and I were out eating and drinking beer and toasting his name. "Drink to me" were Pablo Picasso's last words. Thomas was an artist and would have been down with that. There are always people at the event who have envelopes so you can drop off an extra bit of money for the cause. I highly encourage it. If I win the lotto, this is where my money is going.

Great people who have a lot of knowledge of the area. Highly recommend. We went to do a tour &…read moreattended a pow wow.

A free day at the Plains Conservation Center. A small but interesting museum and helpful staff…read more Replicas of 1860 sod houses and life on the plains at the time. The houses are located a good , hot walk from the visitor center, and I guess you can't drive closer.. our hike suddenly ended when we came upon this large snake! The staff was unfazed-a common beneficial bull snake-got our hearts racing!

I have been in it many times but not a member. My take is that it offers lots of programs and…read moreactivities but runs on a shoe string. As an observer, it appears to me that there are many programs that are insufficiently funded, and that they have a difficult time financially maintaining key components of the facility. Overall, the facility seems cared for and the staff is helpful. That said, it appears to have a very good preschool, the theatre is first rate, the health club is adequate but seems to be lacking many pieces of equipment. that can be found in larger health club facilities. I suspect that in the future, it will have far less activities and programs and will charge more in order to remain healthy and viable.

We saw a comedian (Gary Gulman) at the Elaine Wolf Theater here and thought it was an excellent…read morevenue! The seats were comfortable, with excellent views from each seat- no one was blocking your view at all, even if they were tall! It's an intimate venue so you can see and hear really well. Free and easy parking too!

Incredible agency! Huge operation within Boulder county. They provide food and services to…read morethousands each month. Truly a gift to have them and everyone is always very nice!

Community Food Share is one of Boulder's oldest food support non profits still in existence, dating…read moreback to 1981 or so. I have donated, I have had a neighbor who drove the collection truck to groceries and eateries and shops such as Starbucks back in the 90s for excess food to take to their ever growing food bank serving Boulder County. My son did volunteer work there in the late 90s, sorting produce from local groceries so that the best was offered to needy families. The staff he worked with were phenomenal and generous with their time training volunteers. I have contributed to their regular collection drives. This is the time of year that they run their Let's Bag Hunger campaign. You can donate bags of groceries at many grocery stores and they can always use direct money donations too. With Yelp being so food centric, I'd like to see us consider this option. I know I will and hope you do too. Please check their website for specific options.

The Urban Farm is such an amazing place right in Denver! My kids love being able to visit and see…read moreall the animals. The camps for kids during the summer can't be beat! We also like attending the fundraising events they host each year. 5 stars!

My daughter has been involved with the equestrian program for 6 years. The Urban Farm taught her…read morewonderful horse care skills and fostered her interest in pursuing a career as an equine vet. The Urban Farm offers opportunities urban youth would have to travel hours for,right in the city,from 4H to community gardening and sustainability practices. Thank you TUF.