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You Start By Cleaning Out the Closet
Erin Tilney Eimes, Fellowship Class of 2000
Pikes Peak Community Foundation interim CEO
Gary Butterworth named interim Chief Executive Officer ...
Voices of the Fellowship: Fellows Share the Highlights of Supporting the Empty Stocking Fund
Fellows share the highlights of working with and giving to the Empty Stocking Fund campaign.
Want to find your dream job?
I am in my dream job as Assistant Director of Development at UCCS thanks to the El Pomar Fellowship program.
Voices of the Fellowship: Lessons from WLA
Annual Western Legislative Academy in December at Penrose House
Empty Stocking: The Resource Exchange supports people with special needs
Kassondra Cloos, The Gazette.
Gov. Hickenlooper awards inaugural Colorado Governor’s Citizenship Medals
Emerging Community Leader: Craig Smith, President of HomeAdvisor
Empty Stocking: Urban Peak gives youth a support system
Ellie Cole, The Gazette
Empty Stocking Fund helps 20 agencies assist needy in the Pikes Peak Region
The Gazette by Jakob Rodgers
Golf Monthly: El Pomar Trustee Judy Bell Accepts Honorary Membership at St Andrews
Will Medlock, Golf Monthly
A Perspective Outside My Own
How are we going to know who they are?” we joked as we anxiously awaited the arrival of the eight Israeli leaders in the arrivals hall of Denver International Airport. As eight suited men and women came up the escalators taking rapid fire selfies, we quickly realized we need not worry. Our delegates had arrived.
The Wetmore Community Building: DOLA, El Pomar grants to fund 1928 structure
W.A. Ewing, Wet Mountain Tribune
San Luis Valley’s Next Generation of Nurses
Linda Relyea, Assistant Director of Communications, Adams State University
Wowed by the San Juans
The six county San Juan Region is a place where the spirit of Colorado not only lives, but thrives. It is a place of coal mines and cowboys, of hiking and hemp. It is inhabited by people who are proud, resilient, and welcoming. And it is this vastness and diversity that make succinctly answering the question, “What makes the San Juan region unique?” such a difficult task. Difficult, but not impossible.
One Night Out
I think it’s about 4 am. Someone’s footsteps, crunching through frozen grass, catch my attention. It sounds as though they are standing right over my frost-covered sleeping bag.
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