The Arc are informed, experienced and passionate defenders of the rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. They provide advocacy, educational, and social opportunities throughout life, from birth to death. They also closely monitor public policy and legislation and the state and federal levels. Their services are free of charge.

The mission of Special Olympics is to provide year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities, giving them continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy and participate in a sharing of gifts, skills and friendship with their families, other Special Olympics athletes and the community.

Founded in 2018 by Jeffrey Lockwood, The Lockwood Foundation is a Colorado-based 501(c)(3) community organization dedicated to redefining access to the outdoors. Through innovation, teamwork, and the power of human connection, we make it possible for individuals with limited mobility to experience the beauty and challenge of Colorado’s mountain trails.What began as one man’s vision to create an adaptive hiking program has grown into a vibrant community of volunteers, athletes, and adventurers united by a shared belief — that every person deserves the chance to summit their own mountain. With adaptive trail chairs, dedicated volunteers, and a spirit of inclusivity, we’ve helped participants reach iconic peaks like Mt. Elbert and Quandary, proving that with the right support, the impossible can become possible. Together, we’re not just hiking trails — we’re breaking barriers, building community, and changing perspectives one adventure at a time.

Wilderness On Wheels provides people of all abilities equal access to the outdoors. Located just outside Denver, its 22-acre accessible mountain facility features wheelchair-accessible boardwalks, a stocked fishing pond, campsites, huts, and cabins. For 40 years, Wilderness On Wheels has helped individuals and families experience the healing and restorative power of nature together. More than outdoor recreation, their work creates opportunities for dignity, connection, belonging, and the simple joy of experiencing Colorado’s outdoors.

Roots to Peaks believes the outdoors can transform lives. Through guided adventures like hiking, fly fishing, kayaking, climbing, and camping, they help youth who have experienced trauma build confidence, resilience, connection, and hope. As we prepare to launch, Roots to Peaks is already building partnerships with local schools, nonprofits, and community organizations to create meaningful outdoor experiences where young people can rediscover joy, strengthen relationships, and find a path toward healing.

The Colorado Neurodiversity Chamber of Commerce (CNDCC) – a registered 501(c)(6) Non-Charitable Membership organization, passionately committed to fostering neurodivergent representation. CNDCC is governed and steered by an elected Board of Directors.  At CNDCC, neurodivergent representation is not just a goal; it's their foundation. CNDCC values and incorporates varied perspectives from neurodistinct members & Board to neurotypical allies, to propel the Colorado business community forward through the principles of neuroinclusion.

Baseline strengthens veteran families through outdoor adventure, challenge, and community connection. Founded by two veterans and outdoor educators, Baseline uses experiences like navigating difficult terrain, managing risk, and working as a team to help veterans, spouses, and children reconnect and build resilience together. Based on a 1,000-acre property near Lake George, Colorado, Baseline creates opportunities for families to step away from everyday distractions, strengthen relationships, and ensure no member of a veteran family navigates life alone.

Delivering ADAPTIVE and INCLUSIVE fitness programs and personal training for individuals of ALL abilities from Castle Rock to Colorado Springs, Colorado. Reach out to FIT4ALL to discover a space where movement is for EVERY body. From outdoor park sessions to in‑gym training, we offer a wide range of adaptive, inclusive fitness experiences in fun, safe, and encouraging environments—designed to empower every individual to move, thrive, and grow stronger and more confident in their body.

Founded in 1994, the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance of Colorado Springs is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, all-volunteer organization, independent affiliate of DBSA, the nation’s leading patient-directed organization focusing on the most prevalent mental illnesses. DBSA Colorado Springs is a secular non-partisan organization.

Help Autism raises funds to help families with special needs pay for therapies and services. Their goal is to open the Help Autism Center Ranch and Help Autism Service Dogs program for children and adults with autism and other disabilities. Co-founder, Gregg Whelen, owns and operate Hawkeye Care Home, an assisted living facility for mentally challenged adults, in Denver for over 25 years.