Louisville

United Cerebral Palsy of CO exists to create, support and encourage inclusive opportunities for Coloradans of all abilities and their families through early education, employment, information and referral, advocacy and public education with emphasis on diversity, dignity, quality of life and the advancement of human potential.

The Sister Carmen Community Center is an independent, non- sectarian 501 (c) 3. Our mission is to provide emergency assistance to residents of eastern Boulder County who are in need, without discrimination. Programs include emergency food, rent/mortgage assistance, utilities assistance, transportation cost assistance, and school supplies.

Our mission is to promote the visual arts, with emphasis on education and outreach, in East Boulder County. We work to build a strong and diverse arts community while serving the needs of our member artists.

The Louisville Public Library and its Foundation are committed to providing its patrons: 1) The benefit and pleasure of learning and discovery through its collections, services, and staff; 2) Access to and assistance in using emerging technologies which serve as a gateway to information resources within and beyond our walls; 3) Quality service demonstrating respect for the individual and fidelity to the principles of democracy; and, 4) A pleasing, comfortable, and safe setting in which library collections and customer service are readily accessible.

Project YES (Youth Envisioning Social change) provides leadership opportunities for young people through the arts and service learning. Through our Youth Center, Art in the Community, and Lafayette Service-Learning Partnership programs, Project YES empowers young people to not only envision social change, but live it, positively impacting their lives and their communities.

Meals on Wheels is a volunteer organization whose mission is to deliver hot noon time meals, Monday through Friday, to seniors and shut-ins in the Lafayette, Louisville, Erie and Superior vicinity at the lowest possible cost and the highest level of quality.

Timberline Symphony Orchestra seeks to provide a quality classical music experience for our players and for our community. Our primary goal is to continue to mature musically, which means playing increasingly varied and challenging repertoire and playing it better. A second goal is to expand support within the community by recruiting more comuunity board members and continuing to attract larger audiences. A third goal is locate or contribute to the creation of an affordable, more permanent venue in which to play.