This month, we are thrilled to recognize Mia Strollo as Eagle Valley Community Foundation’s Volunteer of the Month. Each summer, Mia visits Vail to spend time with her aunt and uncle, Vail residents and EVCF Board members Laura and Jeff …
The Community Market provides free, nutritious, and culturally relevant food through customer-choice pantry locations in Gypsum and Edwards, Mobile Markets throughout Eagle County, senior and youth programming, nutrition education, and more than 22 interconnected initiatives. But The Community Market is …
There are many misconceptions today about free and reduced meals in Colorado. Many people assume that if a child qualifies for free or reduced-price lunch they are covered no matter where they receive care or education. Unfortunately, that isn’t the …
Partnerships are at the heart of Eagle Valley Community Foundation’s work, fueling our ability to meet community needs and create lasting change. Throughout August and September, we’re proud to partner once again with City Market Vail through its Fight Hunger …
Strong communities are built through collaboration, thoughtful leadership, and people who are willing to bring their time, experience, and passion to the table. As the Eagle Valley Community Foundation (EVCF) continues to grow and evolve, we are excited to welcome …
This summer, we created new opportunities for neighbors to connect, share stories, and learn more about the programs and partnerships that strengthen our community. Through three meaningful gatherings — Founder’s Table, Side By Side, and Community Circle — we brought …
When Penny Wilson sees a need, she doesn’t wait for someone else to step in. She brings people together, finds a way forward, and turns a simple idea into meaningful impact for her neighbors. A donor, volunteer, and longtime community …
Access to healthcare is about more than having a clinic nearby—it is about creating opportunities for people to receive care when and where they need it. Through a growing partnership between Vail Health, Eagle County Paramedics, and MIRA, more community …
At MIRA, we believe that health starts with connection. Access to care is about more than appointments, resources, and services—it is about creating spaces where people feel seen, valued, and supported. That is why partnerships with community organizations are at …
Every pound of food rescued represents more than a number. It represents fresh produce, dairy, bread, prepared meals, and other essential groceries reaching a local family instead of going to waste. From April through June, The Community Market received and …
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