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CASA Light of Hope Teller
CASA of the Pikes Peak Region helps abused and neglected children in Teller and El Paso Counties. To address the growing need in Teller County, CASA opened a new office in Divide and will host the first annual CASA Light of Hope Teller fundraising breakfast in Woodland Park this fall.
All proceeds from the event will remain in Teller County and RSVPs are being taken now to reserve a table and/or sponsor the event. The breakfast will be at the Shining Mountain Golf Course on Tuesday, September 18. Check in is from 7:00 am to 7:30 am, followed by a 1 hour program featuring a local family who has been positively impacted by CASA.
Sponsorship opportunities from $100 - $7,500 are still available and seating is limited, so please RSVP today!
To secure your sponsorship and reserve your seat/table, please click HERE to contact Jill.
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Pikes Peak Historical Society has been documenting human-modified trees for almost 20 years. These remarkable living artifacts, displaying a variety of unusual shapes, are truly works of art, sculpted by highly talented and creative peoples. Known widely as culturally modified trees (CMTs), they are cited across the USA. 
Hear all about BEES and their wonderful product...Honey! See these fascinating creatures at work and taste their honey. Ask questions of local bee keeper Suzanne Kraus (from the Pikes Peak Bee Keepers Association) and find out what you can do to help the bees survive. Learn about their lives and the job of a bee keeper. Suzanne will be here to answer all of your questions. So "buzz" on over and have a great time with us!
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