Local companies like Bristlecone Mountain Sports keep RFOV in business!
Click here for an overview of sponsorship opportunities.
Contact Jacob to learn more.
Organizations like Engel & Volkers are enriched and engaged while helping to maintain and preserve our spectacular outdoor spaces. RFOV provides everything you need for the day – leadership, tools, training, education, & logistical support – you supply the volunteers!
Learn more about Group Events by clicking here.
Q: How does RFOV do everything from feeding hungry volunteers to rewilding landscapes?
A: Through the generous donations of supplies and materials from our local businesses.
The help of Eagle Crest Nursery and many others makes our programs possible!
Contact Jacob to learn about becoming an in-kind donor.
Grizzly Creek Fire Partners in Renewal
2020 was a historic year for Colorado wildfires, which left a significant mark on our lands and communities. The Xcel Energy Foundation contributed $50,000 in relief to nine organizations, including Roaring Fork Outdoor Volunteers. Wildfire safety, prevention, mitigation, and recovery is a top priority at Xcel Energy, and we hope these funds will help restore Colorado’s ecosystem and reduce wildfire risk.
- Liz Gardner
Social Investments Team Lead
To become a Partner in Renewal and join in the restoration of the Grizzly Creek Burn Area, please contact Jacob.
Adopt-a-Trail
Sustainability is Good Business
Basalt-based tea company Two Leaves and a Bud could have located their headquarters anywhere, so why the Roaring Fork Valley?
It's the outdoors without a doubt! But just as important, is the sense of community.
To give back, the Two Leaves team has decided to adopt the Arbaney-Kittle Trail this year, so if you see some sweaty volunteers in the hills above Basalt, be sure to thank them for their efforts, and ask them which is better, oolong or rooibos!
Want to adopt your favorite trail this year? Click here to learn more.
Contact Jacob to begin the adoption process!
