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There are many ways to help those in need during
the holidays or with year round
donations. Listed below are a
few suggestions, both local and global, of ways you can help by
donating extra household items, clothing, time and money.
To add
a non-profit agency to this list, please send us a brief
description in the following format: Who, What they do, What
they need. ‘
Send info to
cpvreporter@msn.com
Many residents
of Castle Pines are involved in, or have suggested supporting
these local charities, You can research these and
other charities at the
Colorado Charitable Solicitations Inquiry web site
For a list of non-profit organizations:
www.guidestar.org
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Castle Rock Community Inter-Church Task Force
416 Jerry St between 4th
& 5th St. West of Wilcox St.
303- 688-1114 Suzanne Greene, Executive Director
What they do:
Provides emergency financial assistance for
families who are at risk of becoming homeless. They help with
rent, utilities, clothing, food, prescription assistance and gas
assistance. They will provide temporary hotels for homeless
families. They also provide free transportation for families
from the Women’s Crisis Center who need to leave the area.
What they need:
Clothing and other usable household items for
clients and their thrift store. Also, canned goods for their
food bank. They are outgrowing their current building and are
planning several fund raising events to buy a new building.
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 The
Women's Crisis and Family Outreach Center
www.twcfoc.org
or
www.thewomenscrisiscenter.org
What they do:
Assist women and families affected by violence.
They have a 24 hour crisis phone line, an emergency shelter,
provide women’s and children’s therapy, legal advocacy and
community outreach programs.
What they Need:
Cleaning supplies, large containers of hygiene
supplies, and gift certificates to Walmart, Target and area
grocery stores. If you give a cash donation, 80 – 85% will go
directly to the clients in need. Call when you are ready to make
your donation - 688-1094.
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Castle Pines
Village Emergency Services
What they will do:
The TOYS FOR TOTS Program in conjunction
with the US Marine Corp Reserve. A FOOD DRIVE in
conjunction with the Castle Rock Community Task Force. Both
programs will begin in November. Watch Cannel 22 and the Web
Site for details.
What they need:
New toys and canned goods dropped off at the
Village Fitness Center, Emergency Services and any gate.
How else you can help:
Castle Pines Village Realty has a year round
program benefiting the Women’s Crisis Center by collecting used
cell phones. The phones are re-tooled so the Crisis Center’s
clients can dial 911 if they are ever feeling threatened or at
risk. So far this year Castle Pines Village Realty has collected
more than 200 used phones. So, if you have
any old phones lying around your house, drop them off at the real estate
office and they will be put to a good use!
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The Dumb Friends League Buddy Center
4556 Castleton Ct, Castle Rock
303-751-5772
Website:
www.ddfl.org
Map
(note that Hwy 87 shown is also I-25)
Pet Adoptions and Receiving:
Monday thru Friday: 11 am - 7 pm
Sat and Sun: 10:30 am - 5:00 pm
Lost and Found Services:
Mon thru Fri: 9 am - 7 pm
Sat and Sun 9 am - 5 pm
Your donations are deeply
appreciated.
Click here for info
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 Douglas
County Partners
303-777-7000
www.metrodenverpartners.org
About Partners
Douglas County Partners, launched in the spring of 2001, is
dedicated to helping our youth reduce troublesome behavior and
improve self-esteem through one-on-one mentoring Partnerships.
How Partners Works
Boys and girls between the ages of 10-14 are referred to the
Douglas County Program from our schools, juvenile diversion, or
other human service agencies. These kids want to change and
voluntarily participate, with parental or guardian support.
Referred to as Junior Partners, the youth is matched with an
adult volunteer (Senior Partner) who supports, listens,
models good behavior, participates in joint activities, and
cares about them.
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 Cancer
League of Colorado
www.cancerleague.org
Our objective is to secure the ultimate cure or control of
cancer.
We plan to obtain this goal through fundraising. Our staff
is 100% volunteer, therefore all monies go for research
and service within the state of Colorado. Please
join us in our fight.
Your volunteering for
special projects and your donations are deeply appreciated.
Click here
for info
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Additional suggestions:
Boys & Girls Club of Metro Denver: 303-892-9200
The Castle Rock Senior Center: 303-688-9498
Catholic Charities: 303-742-0828
Cherry Hills Comm. Ch, Manna Ministry: 303-791-4500 x 339
Kiwanis Club of Castle Pines
www.cpkiwanis.org
The American Red Cross: 303-722-7474 |
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Castle Pines
Emergency
Services: 303-688-6447
Fire 911
Guest clearance
303-688-6446
Homes Association Office
Mon-Fri, 8AM - 5PM
303-814-1345
303-814-1563 fax
688 Happy Canyon Road
Castle Rock, CO 80108
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Community
info
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Channel
22 is the Castle Pines Village private channel on Cable TV.
Going away on vacation?
Notify Castle Pines
Security with the
Vacation check form as a PDF file.
Have
you sent us your current contact information?
Emergency
Notification Form
Evacuation Checklist a must for
every home.
Reminder: Electric
scooters are not allowed in the Village.
Sign up for the Homes Association email list and receive HOA
news updates and information. Send your name
and email address the Office:
 This service is for our
residents only and no email information
will be given to anyone outside of the
Homes Association.
Automatic Assessments
withdrawal form as
Word file, as PDF
file
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