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  • 4th Annual Suicide Memory Walk

    This beautiful yet bittersweet event, bringing the SoCo community together in connection, remembrance, and support, is happening this Saturday, September 5th in Pueblo. ❤️

    This marks our 4th year of coming together through the SoCo Mental Wellness Task Force with Spark to support mental wellness and remind one another that no one has to walk…

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    Project Helping, Spark and Mike
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  • Prompt: Think of someone you encountered today—whether for a moment or longer—whose presence or words made your work feel meaningful. What did you notice about them or the exchange that you’re grateful for?

    Making a difference is something I set out to do each and every day. A smile, kindness, a true inspiring word. I enjoyed writing kind words…

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    Justin Kruger and Project Helping
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  • Prompt: Think of one person you encountered today—whether someone you helped or a fellow volunteer—and describe one small thing they did or said that made your work feel meaningful.

    My Church wants me to become a member at Liberty Baptist:)!
    Giving to Samaritans Purse:).
    Being Thankful and being kind to others and showing love and respect.

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  • This week I’m so thankful for community, because true community knows no strangers. It is friends, neighbors, and colleagues reaching outside of themselves when I haven’t been 100%. Sometimes asking for help is hard. Sometimes even admitting you need it is hard. And it’s so good to be reminded that there is a community of really amazing…

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    Angela and Katrina Charette-Evans
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  • Prompt: Think of one person you helped today—or one person who helped you—and describe what you noticed about their kindness or strength that you don’t think they fully recognize in themselves.

    My husband helped me today by giving me space to figure out what my life is asking of me, even when it means forgoing a paycheck for now, and getting…

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    Katrina Charette-Evans and Project Helping
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  • Prompt: Think of one person you encountered while volunteering today—perhaps someone you helped, a fellow volunteer, or even someone who thanked you—and reflect on what their presence or words meant to you in that moment.

    I am thankful for my Pastor Richard for the wesome massage from Sunday it was a wonderful message nd full of thought and…

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    Katrina Charette-Evans
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  • Prompt: Think of someone you helped today or recently—what did you notice about them that reminded you why this work matters to you?

    Im grateful that God has given me the strength to be able to keep going and breathe the air and stand for him still!

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    Katrina Charette-Evans
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  • Prompt: Today, think of someone you worked alongside and describe one small thing they did—a word, a gesture, a choice—that made the work feel lighter or more meaningful.

    I get to work with someone who went into my profession because they were inspired by me!!

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    Katrina Charette-Evans
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  • Weekends like this remind me just how grateful I am for community. 💛🏳️‍🌈

    I am incredibly fortunate to know people who show up for one another in quiet, meaningful ways. People who write letters to strangers, pack care kits, volunteer their time, and choose compassion again and again. None of it is flashy. All of it matters.

    I’m thankful for every…

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    Katrina Charette-Evans
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  • Life has a funny way of throwing difficult things at you when you least need them. I’m grateful to have an amazing support system of smart, genuine people around me for support.

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  • After a long weekend celebrating Juneteenth and Father’s Day, I am feeling so grateful for my family, friends, and coworkers. I feel incredibly lucky to know so many smart, capable people who are doing work that matters and makes a meaningful impact. I’m grateful that I live so close to so much family and can spend weekends surrounded by…

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  • Prompt: Think of someone you served or worked alongside today—what specific moment with them made you feel like you were exactly where you needed to be?

    I am grateful that God has allowed me to wake up this morning.
    I am grateful for all the blessings He has given to me.

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  • I’m grateful for all the people around me that are willing to have difficult conversations and speak the truth.

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  • Prompt: Think of a moment today when someone you were helping showed you something about themselves—a strength, a laugh, a quiet determination—that reminded you why this work matters. What did you notice, and what does it mean to you?

    One of the best parts of working with volunteers is getting to see people try new things together, whether they…

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  • We do summer Fridays at work, meaning we all end for the day at noon. It’s so nice to have a little extra time to enjoy the summer weather.

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