BBB accredits four Northern Colorado nonprofits
The Better Business Bureau Serving Northern Colorado and Wyoming has accredited four local nonprofit organizations.
The BBB accredited:
- Centennial Area Health Education Center, a Greeley-based nonprofit that seeks “to positively impact health outcomes in Northeast Colorado by connecting existing and future health professionals and communities with resources and education.”
- Fort Collins Symphony Association, which has a mission “to perform spectacular live orchestral music and host educational events as a means of inspiring, bringing joy and providing an environment that is entertaining, nurturing, and inclusive for all residents of and visitors to Northern Colorado.”
- Front Range Exceptional Equestrians, based in Fort Collins, which seeks “to allow riders with special needs to enjoy the benefits and freedom of adaptive horsemanship at an affordable cost and to use horses to help veterans, first responders and at-risk youth find hope and overcome challenges.”
- Outdoor Colorado, based in Windsor, which seeks to take “youth out into the outdoors and teach them about conservation, morals, ethics and responsibilities of being a good sportsman.”
The Better Business Bureau Serving Northern Colorado and Wyoming has accredited four local nonprofit organizations.
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The BBB accredited:
- Centennial Area Health Education Center, a Greeley-based nonprofit that seeks “to positively impact health outcomes in Northeast Colorado by connecting existing and future health professionals and communities with resources and education.”
- Fort Collins Symphony Association, which has a mission “to perform spectacular live orchestral music and host educational events as a means of inspiring, bringing joy and providing an environment that is entertaining, nurturing, and inclusive for all residents of and visitors to Northern Colorado.”
- Front Range Exceptional Equestrians, based in Fort Collins, which seeks “to…
