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About the Give Thanks Campaign

We’re grateful for the organizations that strengthen our community and make this world a better place. So every year, we GIVE THANKS and honor nonprofits that make a meaningful difference in the lives of others. Aligned with our mission to make a positive impact on our patients, our community, and our world, the Give Thanks initiative has highlighted dozens of nonprofits across southern Colorado and provided financial grants.

How to Apply for Give Thanks

Applications for the 2026 Give Thanks campaign are now open!
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2025 Winner Presentations

A group of eight people stands in a food pantry, smiling and holding a large donation check and certificate. Shelves filled with food items are visible in the background, along with a "Help & Hope Center FOOD PANTRY" sign.

Help & Hope Center of Castle Rock. Learn More at helpandhopecenter.org.

Four people stand in front of a building entrance holding an oversized check. Two women in scrubs are in the center, flanked by a woman in a dress and a man in casual clothes. A sign above reads “GLAD you’re HERE GUEST & RESIDENT ENTRANCE.”.

Springs Rescue Mission of Colorado Springs. Learn more at springsrescuemission.org.

Three women stand together in a colorful room, smiling and holding a large check for $10,000 made out to “Friends of the Children” and a certificate. Shelves of books and toys are visible in the background.

Friends of the Children Colorado Springs. Learn more at friendscoloradosprings.org.

Five people stand smiling in front of CPCD administrative offices. Three women in the middle hold a large check for $10,000 made out to CPCD for 2025, while the women at each end hold certificates.

Community Partnership for Child Development (CPCD) of Colorado Springs. Learn more at cpcdheadstart.org.

Three smiling people stand indoors, holding a large ceremonial check made out to Opportunity for Health, Hygiene, Hope for $8,000. Two wear red ID lanyards; one wears a stethoscope around his neck.

Ascending to Health Respite Care of Colorado Springs. Learn more at athrc.com.

Four women stand outdoors, smiling and holding a large ceremonial check for $6,000 made out to "Posada" and a certificate. A playground and houses are visible in the background.

Posada of Pueblo. Learn more at posadapueblo.org.

Three women stand in front of a Catholic Charities building. One holds a large ceremonial check, another holds a plaque, and they are all smiling at the camera. The check and plaque signify a donation or award.

Catholic Charities of Central Colorado. Learn more at ccharitiescc.org.

Four smiling people stand in front of a colorful mural. Two hold a large check for $15,000 made out to "Care and Share," and another person holds a framed certificate.

Care and Share Food Bank of Southern Colorado. Learn more at careandshare.org.

Past Give Thanks Honorees

Over the years, the Give Thanks campaign has recognized a wide range of organizations. You can explore the work of some of our past honorees by clicking on their logos below: 

Logo for Ascending to Health Respite Care, featuring a blue cross and a house outline merging into a heart shape above the organization’s name in black text. Logo for Care and Share Food Bank for Southern Colorado. Two orange hands are raised, holding three green wheat stalks. The text "CARE AND SHARE" is in green, with "FOOD BANK FOR SOUTHERN COLORADO" below in gold. Logo for Catholic Charities of Central Colorado, featuring a blue cross inside a red outline resembling a church, next to the organization's name in blue text. Logo for the Children’s Literacy Center with black text and three colored squares: red, yellow, and blue, arranged in a grid on a light gray background. CPCD logo featuring two abstract human figures in purple and green, with the tagline "giving children a head start" below the large purple letters CPCD. Dream Centers logo featuring an orange circle with a white interlocking chain design on the left, and the words "Dream Centers" in gray text on the right. Logo for Eastern Plains Community Pantry. Large blue letters "EPCP" with a small image of a potato and wheat on the left. Below, light blue text reads "Eastern Plains Community Pantry. Logo for Family Crisis Services featuring a stylized bird in blue and purple above the organization's name in bold black text. Logo for Family Promise of Colorado Springs. The word "Family" is in blue with a yellow star on the left, and "Promise" is in purple. "of Colorado Springs" is written in smaller gray text below. Logo for "Friends of the Children: Colorado Springs" with the tagline "Generational Change, One Child at a Time." The words "FRIENDS" and "CHILDREN" highlight the number 1 in blue. Logo for Help & Hope Center featuring stylized blue and red figures of an adult and a child with raised arms, alongside the text “Help & Hope Center.”. Hope House logo with "HOPE" and "HOUSE" in green letters, separated by a purple house icon featuring a white heart. "CANON CITY" is written below in smaller purple text. Children’s HopeChest logo featuring curved shapes forming a circle to the left and the words “children’s hopechest” in lowercase, with "hope" in gray and "chest" in orange. Logo for Posada with an orange square featuring a simple house icon on the left, and the words "POSADA Bringing Pueblo Home" in teal and orange text to the right. Red outline of a heart with a spoon and fork inside, above the words “Project Angel Heart” in bold orange and red text. Logo with blue stylized wings above the bold text "Reclaiming Hope." Below, smaller text reads, "Journeying with survivors of sex trafficking. Logo for Royal Family KIDS, featuring a purple crown with red dots, and the text "confronting abuse • changing lives" above "COLORADO SPRINGS" in bold letters. Logo with two hands, one green and one blue, forming a heart shape around a small blue human figure. Below, text reads "Safe Families for Children. Logo with the words "safe passage" in large text, and below it, the tagline "Helping abused children begin to heal" on a light background. The image shows the SHP logo with the text, "No kid sleeps on the floor in our town!", and a smaller tagline below the logo that reads, "Sleep in Heavenly Peace. A logo of a red apple with a green leaf, featuring a stylized white figure with raised arms inside. The apple is set on a blue circle, surrounded by green text in a white border. Bold white and red text on a black background reads: "SPRINGS RESCUE MISSION." The words "SPRINGS" and "MISSION" are in white, while "RESCUE" is in red.