November 1 – January 3 · givepikespeak.org
Local nonprofits. Local impact. Browse the causes shaping the Pikes Peak Region, and see what your gift unlocks in local rewards.
Every nonprofit here is making an impact in our community. Find the ones working on what matters to you.
Local rewards
Local businesses thank Give! donors with vouchers that print right on your donation receipt. A pint, a class, a coffee, a climb. All of it from people who live and work here, too.
2026 Reward
$5 off anything in store
Bread & Butter Neighborhood Market
2026 Reward
Punch card for 5 drinks and 5 pastries
Mission Coffee Roasters
2026 Reward
One year individual or family membership
National Museum of World War II Aviation
Terms and expiration set by the partner. Redeem in person.
Thanks to the local businesses providing perks this year
Give! Guide for Families
Not sure how to talk to kids about giving? Our 5 Steps to Becoming a Philanthropist walks families through it together, from setting a budget to picking causes that matter to them.
Special rewards for donors ages 5 to 21.
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Three of the 74 nonprofits in this year’s campaign.
Thousands of cats and kittens in our Pikes Peak region become homeless every year. Thanks to volunteers and caring donors like you, Happy Cats Haven rescued almost a thousand cats and kittens last year alone. But our mission goes beyond saving lives—we're committed to finding every cat the right home, because "save" should always mean "stay." We're about building lifelong bonds filled with love, purrs and companionship.
Learn moreOur mission is to help people escape the cycle of poverty and homelessness, secure stable long-term housing, and achieve a self-determined vision for their lives. I really cannot say it any better than our own mission statement, for this is exactly what we do. My job title is Facilities Director, however the objective within me reaches much farther than fixing a leaky faucet. Our residents receive me as their neighbor.
Learn moreThe Mustang Ambassador Program (MAP) teaches (1) life and self-leadership skills to regional youth and (2) helps veterans with healing and personal growth through equine assisted learning (EAL) using our trained mustangs. MAP strives to provide personal “navigational" tools to all of our participants. The youth programs promote self-awareness, self-confidence and self-direction while also teaching riding and horse care skills. The veteran programs facilitate self-insights and provide tools to assist with emotional regulation through connection with the horses that give non-judgmental feedback and support.
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