Interested in being a volunteer?
We are looking for 1-2 volunteers for our Outdoor Lab gear program. Duties include:
- Biweekly shift on Monday's at our office
- Average time spent between 1-1.5 hours
- Being involved in one of the most beloved items students receive before they go to Outdoor Lab.
If you are interested, email Leah, leah.roche@outdoorlabfoundation.org today!
Are you interested in being on a leadership committee?
In the next month we are creating something extremely special that will bring together leaders who want to help move Outdoor Lab forward. If you are interested in becoming a part of an Outdoor Lab community that will meet regularly for the next few months, provide guidance, and do many innovative things in the community on behalf of Outdoor Lab, this is for YOU. Contact Paige, paige.brophy@outdoorlabfoundation.org if you are interested. You will receive more information soon.
After Dark Recap!
We were rockin' in our roots all night long! After Dark 2017 was a hit. Click the link below for our full photo album. Donors contributed over $130,000 towards Outdoor Lab at the event this year. Our program is THRIVING because of the amazing generosity our community presented.
Here are a few sneak peek pictures, but for the full experience please visit the photo album on our website! http://outdoorlabfoundation.org/after-dark-2017-photo-gallery.html
A moment in history: The Mount Evans Greenhouse Ribbon Cutting...
The Mount Evans Greenhouse Classroom Ribbon cutting was a huge success. Close to 1,000 people visited Mount Evans during their open house and the ribbon cutting ceremony was the highlight.
The Denver Post published an article about the vision of the project and highlighted the amazing community efforts as well as the generous donations that made this possible. Check out the article below...
http://www.denverpost.com/2017/10/04/jeffco-outdoor-lab-greenhouses/
Looking towards the future...
We have some big things coming up next month. Stay tuned for a youth advisory board that will be impacting over 7,000 Jefferson County students this fall, high school leader gear, and a tangible memory every high school leader will want to take home with them.