Tag: cami bremer
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Pikes Peak United Way searches for group to take over Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library
The administrator of Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library for El Paso and Teller counties is relinquishing the role after nearly 14 years. Pikes Peak United Way, which currently has 9,023 children enrolled who receive free books monthly in the mail, has sent letters to families notifying them the literacy program is winding down through mid-December, Cami…
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Colorado Springs makes progress on homelessness, adds new coordination program
More than half the 61 goals listed in a five-year Homelessness Response Action Plan that Colorado Springs Mayor Yemi Mobolade launched in November 2024 have been completed, he announced Wednesday at a news briefing. Another 25% of the objectives are underway. While the city does not provide direct services, staff are involved with enforcement, camp…
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‘Yes, we are working on homelessness,’ say new heads of Pikes Peak Continuum of Care
A team effort to end homelessness in El Paso County got new head coaches as the calendar flipped to July 1, with leaders presenting a joint effort in itself to solve what’s evolved into one of the most pressing issues in the community. Pikes Peak United Way and the city of Colorado Springs on Wednesday…
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Faith and charity intersect with new ‘Religion and Nonprofit’ certificate at UCCS
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save As local nonprofits navigate funding and workforce challenges, a new cross-college certificate at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs looks to build on existing partnerships and bolster their volunteerism and employee base, with a focus…
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Faith and charity intersect with new ‘Religion and Nonprofit’ certificate at UCCS
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save As local nonprofits navigate funding and workforce challenges, a new cross-college certificate at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs looks to build on existing partnerships and bolster their volunteerism and employee base, with a focus…
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Faith and charity intersect with new ‘Religion and Nonprofit’ certificate at UCCS
As local nonprofits navigate funding and workforce challenges, a new cross-college certificate at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs looks to build on existing partnerships and bolster their volunteerism and employee base, with a focus on charitable giving and religious literacy. The “Religion and Nonprofit” certificate was developed during the last academic year by UCCS’…
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Faith and charity intersect with new ‘Religion and Nonprofit’ certificate at UCCS
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save As local nonprofits navigate funding and workforce challenges, a new cross-college certificate at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs looks to build on existing partnerships and bolster their volunteerism and employee base, with a focus on charitable giving and religious literacy. The “Religion and Nonprofit”…
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Faith and charity intersect with new ‘Religion and Nonprofit’ certificate at UCCS
As local nonprofits navigate funding and workforce challenges, a new cross-college certificate at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs looks to build on existing partnerships and bolster their volunteerism and employee base, with a focus on charitable giving and religious literacy. The “Religion and Nonprofit” certificate was developed during the last academic year by UCCS’…
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Familiar name could join County Commission, replacing Cami Bremer
While the El Paso County Board of County Commissioners recently said goodbye to a longtime member, a familiar name in local and state politics put her hat in the ring as a possible replacement. Cami Bremer, who announced her resignation from the County Commission after she was hired in September as the CEO of Pikes Peak…
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Familiar name could join County Commission, replacing Cami Bremer
While the El Paso County Board of County Commissioners on Tuesday said goodbye to a longtime member, a familiar name in local and state politics put her hat in the ring as a possible replacement. Cami Bremer, who recently announced her resignation from the County Commission after she was hired in September as the CEO of…