Wonderful way to meet new people in your community. Social and educational opportunities available…read moreand other activities such as hiking, nature walks, entertainment venues and more.

I should have read the reviews first. The people online are NOT local, and there's no obvious way…read moreto opt out of non-locals. I'd never done this before and thought it would be a closer model to an in-person event where it's acknowledged that people are nervous, here are some questions to get you started, be kind, have fun. Instead there's no orientation, no introduction - you just log on and someone pops up to connect with. Super weird set up for something that's by its nature pretty weird.

THIS SERVICE IS A SCAM and a waste of time. Run away. The come-on is you pay $19.95 for "one event"…read moreand then get 2 months of future events for free. Well, the events are worthless. I'm a male - I paid to join the "Online Mixer" which is supposed to be a series of 1-on-1 chats. I registered as a man interested in women. Well, after 30 minutes, I met zero women - just sat there waiting. See screen-shot - "you are in the queue". The "queue" showed 8 women, but I think that was a lie. During that 30 minutes, three different MEN did show up on my screen, and all of us said WTF and immediately disconnected. I haven't tried the other event they offer ("Speed Dating") but the other reviews here (by females) say those are a scam too, mostly offering people who are in other states (as if I'm going to fly to Denver from LA to have coffee with someone - really?). Save your money.

Really fine group of people who mean well. However, it's really hard to find AA when it's all…read morediscussions meetings that meander. This pandemic has really allowed alcoholics to get too isolate-y and entitled. Just my humble opinion however o:) More Big Book and step meetings would be so incredibly nice.

I am very grateful for the Alano club and all the different meetings available. Right now, all…read moremeetings are online, thank God. People work hard here to make the newcomers feel welcome. Most are very friendly. My favorite meeting is the Eyeopener meeting at 7 am. Lots of solid sobriety. I also like the Conscious Contact meeting at 7 am when I feel like meditating.

This organization is one of this communities best resources for philanthropy. I love their staff…read moreand what they do.

The community foundation supports so many valuable projects in Boulder County. Thank you.read more

As a family of 4, we ordered from the Bridge House Take and Bake during the COVID outbreak. I never…read moreknew they had this as an option. We ordered the salad, stuffed peppers and chicken pot pie and picked it up a few days later. I figured I could freeze the pot pie and it would be good for a while. The stuffed peppers were AMAZING, so make that your first pick. Please keep supporting the Bridge House. Not only are you helping others, the food is amazing. I'd post a picture but there's nothing left ;)

Food is awesome, and the service they provide makes you happy to help; knowing it goes back to the…read morecommunity and helps so many.

I honestly don't understand the bad reviews at all. These are dogs that have been rescued from high…read morekill shelters and often have been through very traumatic events. Their purpose is to try to find the best fit possible for these dogs so as to make sure these dogs aren't put through more trauma and have forever homes. With that, merely putting in an application for a dog doesn't guarantee you're the best fit for the dog you're interested in compared to somebody else. From what I understand they will often take a while to go through their applications because they want to make sure the dog gets adopted by the best candidate for the dog. There are plenty of dogs my fiancé and I could've applied for and probably would've been denied for because they just wouldn't have been a good fit. Also...I'm sorry, but given the fact that this is a RESCUE, not a breeder or whatever, they can't guarantee the breed of the dog ffs. Since they're a non-profit I don't think they have the funds for DNA tests when they're often funding medical treatment etc for the dogs they're rescuing. If you're heart set on adopting a breed, don't rescue I guess? We adopted our dog several days ago and we are in love. His foster family was amazing and we even have made a point to stay in touch with them so they can see how he's doing :) It took Becca/the fosters a few days to get back to us but the process was exactly as expected given the fact that they clearly wanted to extensively look through applications. He is such a wonderful fit in our family and we are really grateful we went through a rescue that clearly really cares about every dog they adopt out.

I am a retired 65‑year‑old single man, a cancer survivor, and the sole caregiver for my 95‑year‑old…read moremother. I'm looking for a small companion to travel with and keep us company. I have a well‑kept, fenced‑in backyard that borders open space. I filled out their form and waited for a response, but none came. Three weeks into the process, I reached out for an update--any update--and still received nothing. They have been extremely unprofessional. The term "ghosting" is fairly new to me, but I would say these people are being childish and petty. Support another agency--one that cares as much about the customer as they do about the rescued pup. Thanks for listening.

Beautiful, wealthy, and top tier. Some bitchy moments, but they don't care. Gotta love it. They are…read morea Texas institution, first sorority at UT. They pledged Ima Hogg, the daughter of TX governor, in their first membership class and the rest is a rich history of who you know.

Absolutely beautiful sorority house with just lovely girls! It's also the biggest sorority house…read morewest of the Mississippi River! Great house, fantastic sorority!

Boulder office has great staff and I'm so happy to have this office as an option. The Westminster…read moreoffice is equally as nice and the staff are so professional.