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Colorado Bringing good people together to make a positive difference. |
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"Where the spirit of Sharing and Caring lives in every member."
As members of ESA, we’ve been joining our collective skills to make the world a better place since 1929, volunteering more than 860,000 hours annually. In communities large and small in the U.S., Australia, and Canada, we create and manage hands-on volunteer activities and charitable fundraising events for large international charities and local worthy causes alike. Here are a few we support in Colorado. |
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2025-2026 Colorado State Council President's Project
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Capital Campaign @ Pikes Peak We are dedicated to our mission of honoring veterans by forging a second Honor Bell specifically to service Pikes Peak National Cemetery. For more information on The Honor Bell Foundation, visit www.HonorBell.org 720-282-9182 P.O. Box 1432, Englewood, CO 80120 Honor Bell is a 501c3 organization
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St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
In 1972, ESA officially recognized St. Jude Children's Research Hospital (the largest center for treatment and research of pediatric cancer and other childhood catastrophic diseases in the U.S.) as a national project. As a result of ESA's enthusiastic response to a heartfelt personal appeal by the hospital's founder, Danny Thomas, the hospital became ESA's first internationally supported charity. ESA has raised more than $290 million for the hospital and continues to help realize Danny's dream that "no child shall die in the dawn of life."
For more information on St. Jude Children's Research Hospital visit www.stjude.org
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St. Jude Events in Colorado
2026 Dream Homes
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ESA has been a proud supporter of Easterseals since 1984, volunteering to help raise more than $8.1 million. Easterseals is able to provide services to the 1.5 million children and adults with disabilities. Easterseals is the leading non-profit provider for individuals with autism, developmental disabilities, physical and mental disabilities and other special needs. Through therapy, training, education and support services. Easterseals creates life-changing solutions so that people can live, learn, work, play in their communities. For more information on Colorado Easterseals, visit www.easterseals.com/co
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Activities abound at the Colorado Rocky Mountain Easterseals Village
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ESA's support for military personnel and their families began during World War II. After the war, ESA chapters were often organized near military bases and among military families whose membership assisted them in keeping connected as they moved to new assignments around the world. Much of ESA's early international growth was a result of military members forming new chapter as they moved to new bases. For more information on Hope for Heroes, visit www.epsilonsigmaalpha.org/Heroes
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Hope for Heroes projects are a major part of Gamma Chi chapter's philanthropic endeavors in Loveland, Colorado.
Santa visits a Veteran during the annual Christmas Breakfast.
Members distribute Christmas stockings to veterans during the annual Veteran's breakfast at Golden Corral.
Veterans consider their many choices for warm lap blankets.
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Thank
you for visiting the ESA Colorado Web Site! We
welcome your comments and suggestions regarding our web site. To
contact the web team, click here Home | About Us | Calendar |Communication Corner |Golden Lamp | Projects | Officers / Chairmen | Membership | Yearbook | Contact Us | Links Last updated: 2/08/2026
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Navy
Veteran
and ESA Gamma Chi chapter member, Phyllis Minch, tolls the Honor Bell in memory of Paul Ames, husband of ESA Zeta Tau
chapter member, Margaret Ames.
Larry Peterson, Honor Bell Foundation
Board Member, receives $1,085 donation from 2024-25 CSC President, Susan Bloss.
