A Special Thanks!
We are deeply grateful to our donors, community partners, event sponsors, and the many local businesses and nonprofits whose support makes our work possible.
Your commitment to Guidestone Colorado helps sustain vital programs that strengthen our community, connect people to agriculture, and inspire the next generation of stewards.
Thank you for investing in a shared vision of a resilient and thriving future.
A special thanks to all of our generous donors who are crucial in providing the financial support needed to carry out their mission, sustaining operations, and enabling us to make meaningful impacts in our communities.
Key Organizational Partners
Thank you to our dedicated program and funding partners for your continued support. Your investment is essential to advancing Guidestone Colorado’s mission and making a lasting impact in our community.
Annual Business Partners
Thank you to our event sponsors, local business, and nonprofit partners for your generous support and collaboration. Your contributions help bring our programs to life and strengthen the connections that make our community thrive.
Event and Program Sponsors
Thank you to our event sponsors, local business, and nonprofit partners for your generous support and collaboration. Your contributions help bring our programs to life and strengthen the connections that make our community thrive.
Most Importantly, Our Volunteers
We extend our heartfelt thanks to the many volunteers and community members who give their time, energy, and passion to support Guidestone Colorado. Your dedication is the heartbeat of our work, and your efforts make a lasting difference in the lives we touch and the programs we deliver. We couldn’t do it without you!
Get Involved!
Join us in building a vibrant, resilient future for our community! Your support—whether through a donation, sponsorship, or partnership—helps expand Guidestone Colorado’s impact and ensures continued access to vital programs in education, food systems, and land stewardship. Get involved today and be part of something that grows far beyond the field.