Last of funds awarded in John Denver’s honor
Aspen Times file |
JOHN DENVER ASPENGLOW FUND DONATIONS
2013
Aspen Community School $153,000
Cradle to Career Initiative
Preschool on Wheels program $450,000
Aspen TREE $66,620
Rocky Mountain Institute
Reinventing Fire China project $1M
EcoFlight $75,000
Wilderness Workshop $15,000
United Way of Oklahoma $100,000
Colorado Music Hall of Fame $10,600
WindWalkers $27,000
LIFT-UP $50,000
Friends of Aspen Animal Shelter $10,000
Total $1,957,220
2014
Aspen Center for Environmental Studies $18,000
Aspen Community School $99,999
Aspen Global Change Institute $180,000
Aspen Homeless Shelter $18,000
Aspen Public Radio $150,000
Aspen TREE $27,198
Challenge Aspen $93,900
Colorado Music Hall of Fame $10,000
Cradle to Career Initiative $99,999
Ecoflight $72,000
Feed My Sheep Ministry $45,000
First Light Foundation $220,000
LIFT-UP $36,000
Murie Center $50,000
Roaring Fork Conservancy
John Denver Sanctuary $70,000
Snowmass-Capitol Creek Caucus $18,000
The Buddy Program $25,000
Valley Settlement Project $115,000
Wilderness Workshop $25,000
Windwalkers Equine
Assisted Learning and Therapy $36,000
Yampah Mountain School $14,994
Total $1,424,090
2015
Aspen TREE $36,000
Aspen Writers Foundation $45,000
Children and Nature Network $45,000
Huts for Vets $54,000
Lucky Day Animal Rescue $45,000
Rock The Earth $81,000
River Center of New Castle $4,500
Total $311,000
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