Colorado/Nebraska Chapter 8

Welcome to the Colorado/Nebraska Chapter!

The Colorado/Nebraska Chapter also supports the Beepball group. For information in your area, please feel free to email or call any of the contacts listed on this page.

Colorado/Nebraska Chapter

J Kelly - president
jkellypioneers@gmail.com 303-431-0486

Auraria Council members are current employees and retirees in the Denver area. They meet via confere

Auraria Council

Jawada Frimpong - president

Their projects include:

Backpacks for children.
Library project.
Reading programs.
Book donations.
Project C.U.R.E
The Delores Project.
Colfax Community.
Food for Thought.
Life Bridge Food Pantry.
Metro Caring.
Christmas Stocking Project.

Blue Spruce Life Member Club

Blue Spruce Life Member Club

Pam Estrada - president

Blue Spruce Life Member Club members are retirees in the Denver Metro area. They meet on the second Tuesday of each month at 9am at the Talking Book Library located at 180 Sheridan Blvd, Denver, CO 80226. Their projects include:

Food Bank Support – purchase items needed by smaller food banks.
Colorado Talking Book Library (CTBL) Support – purchase needed items, do mailings, strip cartridges, apply labels and other miscellaneous jobs.
Making Hug-A-Bears, lap robes, hats and mittens, and craft items for possible sale.
School Support – Purchasing school supplies and delivering used books to local elementary schools.
Project C.U.R.E
The Delores Project.
Colfax Community.
Food for Thought.
Life Bridge Food Pantry.
Metro Caring.
Christmas Stocking Project.

Plains & Peak Combined Club

Plains & Peak Combined Club

Joyce Robbins - president

Plains and Peaks Combined Club members are in the Colorado Springs area. They meet monthly.

News Stories

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2024 Easter Egg Hunt a Resounding Success!

Bunnies and Friends thank you for sharing your time and gifts to make our 33rd Annual Easter Egg hunt a success.

We had 60 participants with a host of current and new volunteers and guests. This year we hosted our regular hunts – one for the sighted children and one for the non-sighted children. Everyone had an opportunity to construct their own basket and we hosted a “Golden Egg” hunt. Twelve golden eggs with information in braille were hidden. The lucky hunters were given a prize! We discovered that 12 golden eggs were not enough! We would like to give special thanks to our sister chapter, Blue Spruce – we had an over abundance of candy filled eggs.

This year the Colorado Center for the Blind provided “talking signs” that provided direction and guidance to our participants for the hunt. Talking signs are individuals who assist our participants by providing direction and information during the event. This encourages the independence of the children and allows parents to network and participate!

The weather was amazing, the lunch sponsored and served by the students from the Colorado Center for the Blind and the use of the facilities all played a big part in making this event a success!!

My personal sincere and heartfelt thanks to my Auraria team for their gallant effort and for making this possible!! —Michelle W.

TBA