The Estes Nonprofit Network serves and strengthens the Estes Valley nonprofit industry.

The Estes Nonprofit Network meets all 20 of the BBB Standards for Charity Accountability.

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Who we are:
We guide the nonprofit sector through education, resources, promotion and collaboration. We value fun, courage, and integrity. We exist to nourish our sizable (and vibrant) local nonprofit ecosystem. 

What we offer nonprofits:

• Educational programs, such as grant writing, marketing, and board governance training.
• Resources, such as a grant-seeking database, a lending library, and monthly networking events.
• Collaboration and convening via monthly and quarterly networking events and meetings by sector. ​
  

What we offer community members:

• A list of nonprofits with their mission and contact information.
• Information on donating tax refunds to nonprofits and how to make planned gifts.
• We are a one-stop shop for those seeking information on and referrals to nonprofits.

We often explain ourselves as, “The Chamber of Nonprofits.” Oftentimes, we are sitting at the table with government agencies, the marketing district, and county partners.

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History of EPNRC/Estes Nonprofit Network
The Nonprofit Resource Center was started by a few community members wanting to "Do what we can for area nonprofits." There was a desire to share more information between local agencies, avoid duplication, and encourage collaboration. Over 70 nonprofits are registered in 80517 and more located outside of Estes that service the local community. 
Please let us know what you need. 

The Estes Nonprofit Network Statement of Inclusivity
Estes Nonprofit Network stands against racism and harassment in every form. We believe an inclusive community is a strong community. We believe in working to make Estes Park a community where individuals of all ethnicities, identities, and cultures can live, work, and play safely without fear of discrimination or harassment.