we support
Founded in 1902, the Boulder Humane Society seeks to protect and enhance the lives of companion animals by promoting healthy relationships between pets and people. Also, it’s where we rescued our sweet 11 year old chocolate lab, Ella.
BCM works alongside the transformative powers of Mother Nature to leave a lasting impact on the lives of under-resourced youth. Their wilderness expeditions bring kids out of their comfort zones and into the wild, where they develop the confidence needed for more promising futures - by focusing on improving their self-esteem, sense of responsibility, group communication and decision-making skills. BCM engages nearly 1,000 youth annually in 7 cities across the country including Boston, Denver, Miami, Minneapolis, Portland, San Francisco, and Seattle.
Boulder Junior Cycling is a year-round cycling program in Boulder, Colorado whose mission is to develop, coach and inspire junior cycling athletes. BJC was founded in 2006 and provides a professional coaching staff that brings a high level of skill and experience to the program. Our coaches include top-level racers, national champions, and veterans of the sport. BJC has been designated a “Center of Excellence” by USA Cycling every year since 2008.
Lifeline Puppy Rescue is a Colorado no-kill rescue for young puppies. Established in 1993, they have adopted almost 34,000 puppies to families across the Rocky Mountain Region, Kansas, Texas, and New Mexico. A friend of Rare Air Ceramics fighting terminal brain cancer adopted her dogs from Lifeline, and we have donated in her name.
The Alzheimer’s Association's mission is to eliminate Alzheimer's disease through the advancement of research; to provide and enhance care and support for all affected; and to reduce the risk of dementia through the promotion of brain health. They work on a global, national and local level to provide care and support for all those affected by Alzheimer’s and other dementias.
Creating a culture of opportunity for homeless and low income adults, Boulder Bridge House helps homeless men and women get back on their feet with housing support, job readiness preparation, and a culture of support to get to self-sufficiency. They are a bridge to a brighter future.