In April 2022 Do Good Colorado helped to rebuild the garden beds at the Loveland’s Community Kitchen in partnership with Uncle Benny’s Building Supplies and the Loveland Downtown Lions Club to provide fresh free produce for those who eat at the Kitchen. Click here to read the article from the Loveland Reporter Herald

Do Good Colorado partners with local organizations to provide holiday gifs for children in our community who might not otherwise receive gifts. Board members, their kids, and community members go shopping for “presents for other kids” Teaching children a valuable lesson in kindness, gratitude, and giving to others.

Do Good Colorado is proud to volunteer with important organizations in our community. KidsPak is a hunger relief organization supporting children in the Thompson School District. We volunteer making blue bags of food that children can take home so they have food when they are not in school.

In the Fall of 2022 Do Good Colorado partnered with the NoCo Secret Samaritan to host 3 school supply drives in Northern Colorado serving moe than 300 children in our community,

Do Good Colorado volunteered for the KidsPak Annual Food Drive. We were a "little" competitive with another grocery store team trying to raise more food by weight than them. But it doesn't really matter who "wins" the competition, because in the end we got to spend a few hours together, Doing Good for our community. More than 38k pounds of food was donated over the 3 day food drive.

We were excited to partner with our friends at Krazy Karls Pizza to host 2 pizza parties for basketball teams at a Title 1 school in Loveland.

On especially bitter cold days, volunteers for Do Good Colorado have collected warm clothing and winter gear, hand warmers and other essentials as well as hot soup and distributed items to the unhoused in our community

Someone posted in a community FB group they recently moved to town and that they needed a ride to run some errands because their car broke down the day before.

So we gave Gael and his mom a ride. While they were inside the store a dear Do Gooder randomly texted that she had an Uber gift card and did we know anyone who could use it? So we connected with them again to give them the gift card and Gael mentioned he really wanted a bike so he could ride to school and learn his new community.

The power of Doing Good came together in less than 24 hours and our friend Sam was able to pass their old bike on to Gael. This is what community looks like!!!

Thank you so so so so much for your love, support, donations, volunteering and general garage sale good vibes.

We raised a lot, but never enough money for our friend.

Due to circumstances beyond her control, a dear friend of the Do Good Crew is being forced to move from her home. It's always scary to have to move, but imagine unexpectedly, while being disabled and not financially secure. We did what we do best and came together as a community for her.

We had a mental goal of how much money we could raise at the garage sale. In the final moments literally final moments of the sale, we were about $100 short of our silent mental goal, and then a friend stopped by for one last look and found something they needed for $100.

The Power of Community is a beautiful thing !

A group of caring Do Gooders helped a community member with medical problems and her disabled son clean up their backyard so it is a peaceful calm place for them to enjoy time together.

A few weeks ago we helped a friend turn his yard into a no mow low maintenance paradise. His yard is on a busy street and nothing grows except weeds. With the help of a few friends we ripped out all the weeds, laid down cardboard as a weed barrier , then a zillion bags of mulch, some large river rocks to edge and recreated a walkway from the driveway to the house. We are so pleased with the final results.

Join Do Good Colorado the first Monday of the month at Me Oh My Pie in Loveland to hear inspiring stories of kindness, learn how you can Do Good in our community and meet other kind hearted people.

Put this window cling on your front door or window to let First Responders know that you have animals in the home.

These stickers were recreated to remember a dear friend Bill Eyl. He was kind, funny and LOVED every pet he met!