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More Than a Business: How Entrepreneurship Can Strengthen a Community
A business often begins with a personal idea: a recipe someone wants to share, a service neighbors need, or a skill that could become a source of income. With the right support, that idea can grow into something that matters ...
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Breaking Barriers to Breast Health: Connecting Our Community to Free Mammograms
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness about the importance of early detection and help more people access the screenings and care they need. At Eagle Valley Community Foundation (EVCF), we’re proud to partner with Vail ...
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Showing Up for Hunger Action Month in Eagle County
Every September, Hunger Action Month brings communities together to raise awareness about hunger and take action to ensure everyone has access to nutritious food. Here in Eagle County, up to 6,000 of our neighbors turn to The Community Market each ...
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Care in the Language of Home: Meet Valeria Rojo
For Valeria Rojo, LCSW, PMH-C, behavioral health care is personal. Through MIRA Esperanza, she helps people find support that feels accessible, compassionate, and truly their own. At 18, while living in Argentina, Valeria Rojo sought therapy for panic attacks. Her ...
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Bringing Health and Wellness to the Community: The MIRA Health & Wellness Fair
Access to health care should never depend on the language you speak, where you live, or your ability to navigate a complicated system. However, for many families in Eagle County, finding affordable, culturally responsive health care can be challenging. Transportation, ...
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Building for the Future: Stronger Together for Eagle County
By Melina Valsecia, Executive Director, Eagle Valley Community Foundation I recently read an article by Paul Lhevine, President & CEO of the Colorado Nonprofit Association, titled “The Future of Colorado’s Nonprofit Sector: Seven Trends Reshaping the Field.” It made me ...
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