- To volunteer & donate money:
United Way
Community Healing Fund
2505 18th Street
Denver, CO 80211
303-433-8383
Also joining forces to accept donations for the United Way's healing fund are:
Bank One
1stBank
Key Bank
Norwest Bank
And US Bank.
You can make donations at any branch of any of the banks, more than 350 locations in Colorado, 3,000 nationwide.
Also, secure, online donations can be made at:
http://www.donornet.com
or
http://www.unitedwaydenver.org
Donate money to victims and their families at a Safeway store. The grocery chain's 120 stores in Colorado, Wyoming, South Dakota, Nebraska and New Mexico have donations stations. Safeway has given $10,000.
D.D. Walsh, Columbine High School Class of '82, and Kathy Caldara, Class of '78, are asking all Columbine alumni to donate a dollar amount that matches their year of graduation (for example, Class of '78 members donate $78) to:
Columbine Alumni Relief Fund
c/o The Jefferson Foundation
809 Quail St.
Lakewood 80215
- King Soopers has established fund for the Columbine High School community. The chain will process donations to an account at the Sooper Credit Union through all 77 locations.
Preaddressed envelopes are available at the stores. Checks or money orders should be made payable to:
Columbine High School Fund
Sooper Credit Union
5590 W. Evans Ave.
Denver 80227
- Labor's Community Agency, the Community Services Arm of the Colorado AFL-CIO, is accepting tax- deductible donations to the Columbine Emergency Support Fund. Checks should be made payable to:
Labor's Community Agency
360 Acoma St.
Suite 210
Denver 80223.
- The South Metro Chamber of Commerce has established a fund to support Columbine students, their families and the school:
Columbine Support Fund
c/o Colorado Business Bank
101 W. Mineral Ave.
Littleton 80120
- The Baha'i Center of Metro Denver established the Baha'i Columbine Fund. Send donations to:
Baha'i Columbine Fund
c/o Vectra Bank
717 17th St., Suite 100
Denver 80202
- The Rocky Mountain Conference of the United Methodist Church has created an emergency fund for the Columbine community. Churches and individuals may mark checks for the "Columbine Tragedy" and mail them to:
Rocky Mountain Conference - UMC
Dan O'Neill, Treasurer
2200 S. University Blvd.
Denver 80210
- The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs has established a scholarship for Columbine High School students who plan to attend the university. Contributions may be sent to:
Columbine High School Trust Fund CU- Foundation
CU- Colorado Springs
P.O. Box 7150
Colorado Springs 80933- 7150
- Citywide Banks has opened a fund for families affected by the shootings that is being administered by United Way. Donations to:
The Citywide Banks Healing Fund
P.O. Box 128
Aurora, CO 80040
- A memorial garden fund has been established by Colorado Garden Show Inc. in honor of the students who were killed at Columbine High School.
Colorado Garden Show Inc., the nonprofit organization that produces the annual Colorado Garden & Home Show, has donated $10,000 to establish "The Columbine Students' Memorial Garden Fund," which will pay for development of a memorial garden and meditation center in Clement Park, which is adjacent to Columbine High School.
Donations can be made at any Key Bank branch in Colorado. Checks can be mailed to:
The Columbine Students' Memorial Garden Fund
c/o Key Bank
151 W. Mineral Ave., #107
Littleton 80120
"Jeffco Safe Students Fund�sponsored by LMC Community Foundation to support immediate and long-term safety and mental health needs of Jefferson county students and their families.
LMC Community Foundation
4851 Independence Street
Suite 159
Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
or through web site at:
http://www.lmccf.org
