The Estes Chamber now serves organizations that provide services to the Estes Valley.
Email admin@esteschamber.org or call 970-480-7552.
Submit Requests starting June 15, 2026
The Lending Library’s most popular item is the Owl. No two ways about it. Sandwich boards are next, then microphone and speaker. But there are lots of other goodies, too!
Request an item through the button below, by emailing the Estes Chamber or by calling 970-480-7552.
Giving Guest businesses invite guests to join them in local philanthropy. Guests love to stay and play in the Estes Valley and they want to give back in a meaningful way. This program allows the business to offer their customers a deeper connection—with the business itself and the community.
In 2024, guests gave rounded up $20k worth of change for 40+ area nonprofits.
The Network continues to reinvest in Estes Valley’s nonprofit industry by providing free or low-cost educational programs.
Our Education Committee evaluates RFPs to find the presenters and content that best aligns with the requests of area nonprofits. Topics range from self-evaluation, board training, marketing, risk management, social media, DEI, and more.
The Network will share your “goings on” in a monthly Community Newsletter. It is our goal to ensure our community has consistent awareness about nonprofit stories and success.
Submit information by 12:02 pm the first Wednesday of each month. (jpg, png files only) (Use the button below or email Alison.)
Pertinent topics:
The Community Newsletter is published by the first Friday of each month.
Every stage in the nonprofit life-cycle can present unique challenges. Nonprofit professionals or board members often need support. The Network welcomes the concerns, quandries, and celebrations in our office. We have a colorful and comfy couch with fancy pillows.
We can also come to you. We have experience talking to groups that are stuck or working through a challenge or opportunity.
Feel free to drop in. You can also make an appointment with Cato. We respect confidentiality. Let’s see what we can do together.
Contracted instructors chosen through an RFP process who taught a variety of half-day, full-day, and 3-part series.
66 of the 76 nonprofits registered in or in-service to the Estes Valley participated in the Network’s workshops.
The Network offered roughly $500k worth of education in 2024. This is the total amount nonprofits would have to pay individually for their continuing education.