Community

Partnership

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Leveling up Together

Team Up Community Partners receive exclusive non-profit benefits and the opportunity to engage with Team Up’s innovative and effective collaborative work.

Partner benefits include discounted memberships, professional support, education, and networking opportunities. Community Partners are exclusively eligible to apply for our Team Up Competitive Grant.

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Who Are Team Up Community Partners?

To maintain a Team Up Community Partnership, your organization must be an established 501(c)3 or have an established fiscal sponsorship agreement and engage in work that helps improve lives through one of the following areas:

  • Fostering Healthy Communities

  • Financial Security

  • Youth Opportunity

  • Community Resilience

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What Do Team Up Community Partnerships Look Like?

Team Up Community Partnerships are not all the same. There are multiple ways to partner with Team Up:

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Intrigued by our partnership benefits?

Learn more about each channel to partnership with Team Up:

Current Community Partners

Donations to some of our Community Partners qualify for Tax Credits

Partners eligible to receive the Colorado Childcare Contribution Tax Credit are notated with an *
Partners eligible to receive the Enterprise Zone (EZ) Contribution Tax Credit are noted with a ^
When making your Tax Deductible Donation, include the organization(s) you wish your gift to go toward when prompted at checkout. We’ll follow up with the rest!

4 The Children


Animas Alano Club


Logo of Animas Alano Club featuring three mountain peaks in blue, gray, and yellow with a row of black human silhouettes below and the club's name underneath.

Boys & Girls Club of La Plata County*


Logo of Boys & Girls Club of La Plata County featuring two stylized hands forming a house shape.

The Arc of Southwest Colorado


Logo for The Arc Southwest Colorado featuring a stylized orange swoosh.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwest Colorado*


Logo for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwest Colorado featuring a large stylized 'B' with green and black lines and the organization name.

Community Connections


Logo with three curved lines in purple, orange, and green around a circle, next to the text 'Community Connections' in bold blue font.

Conservation Legacy: SW Conservation Corps


Southwest Conservation Corps logo featuring a mountain, sun, and water.

Companeros: Four Corners Immigrant Resources


Illustration of four intertwined fists in various skin tones above the word 'Companeros'

Durango Adult Education Center

Logo for Durango Adult Education Center featuring three stylized figures in orange, blue, and green above the center's name in purple, with the tagline 'A Caring Learning Community' in orange.

Habitat for Humanity of La Plata County^


Logo of Habitat for Humanity of La Plata County, featuring three blue human figures under a green house roof with the text 'Habitat for Humanity of La Plata County'.

Housing Solutions for the Southwest

Logo for Housing Solutions for the Southwest. It features a stylized mountain range with solar panels.


The Liberty School


Logo for The Liberty School featuring an open book with stylized flying birds and the tagline 'Where Dyslexic & Gifted Students Soar'.

La Plata Family Centers Coalition


Logo for La Plata Family Centers Coalition featuring stylized human figures under a leafy tree.


Manna


Logo with a stylized apple and heart shape in green and orange, and the word "Mama" in maroon text.

Montelores Early Childhood Council*


Logo of Montelores Early Childhood Council featuring a central icon of a person with colored segments in yellow, blue, green, and red surrounding it.

Seeds of Learning*


Close-up of a child's face holding small soil-covered seeds, with a graphic of green plants and the text 'Seeds of Learning' and 'Early Care and Education Center'

Sexual Assault Services Organization (SASO)

Logo of SASO Sexual Assault Services Organization with a purple dove and a green leaf above a blue hand.


Women’s Resource Center


Logo for Women's Resource Center (WRC) with colorful stylized women holding hands in a circle and the text 'WRC Women's Resource Center'.

Volunteers of America: Southwest CO


A stylized logo with a blue triangle and red diagonal lines.

The Powerhouse*^


Colorful logo for the TV show 'The Poverhouse' with vibrant letters in purple, teal, orange, and red.

The Hive


Logo with the word 'HIVE' in large black letters on a yellow honeycomb background, with 'DURANGO, CO' and 'THE' in smaller white text.

Southwest Colorado Education Collaborative

Logo for Southwest Colorado Education Collaborative featuring mountain and road graphic.

Rainbow Youth Center


Logo for Four Corners Rainbow Youth Center featuring a rainbow-colored heart and black hand, with text above and below.

The Good Food Collective


A circular logo with a green background that says 'The Good Food Collective' with a red apple replacing the letter 'O' in the word 'Good'.

4CORE


Logo for 4CORE, Four Corners Office for Resource Efficiency, featuring the text '4CORE' with a large central circle and smaller circles connected by lines, and the full name written below.

Pagosa Community Initiative


Logo for PCIPagoSa Community Initiative featuring stylized text and an outlined landscape with mountains and hills enclosed in a circle.

School Community Youth Collaborative


Logo for SCYC, featuring four hands stacked together, with the text 'School Community Youth Collaborative' around the edges.

Early Childhood Council of
La Plata County*


Logo of Early Childhood Council of La Plata County with stylized purple hands and silhouettes of three children jumping and playing.

Southwest Colorado Community Action Agency

Logo of Southern Colorado Community Action Agency featuring the text 'So Co CAA' and three blue arrows pointing to the right.

San Juan Mountains Association


Alternative Horizons


Stylized mountain range logo with purple and white mountains and the text 'A T A M T E A M'.

Colorado Income Tax Credits

  • The Childcare Tax Credit allows a 50% tax credit up to $100,000. It was created in 1998 and is available to taxpayers who contribute to child care, early childhood education, foster care, youth shelters, residential treatment centers, before and after-school programming, and grant programs to help families afford child care.

    Team Up is proud to offer this tax credit to our donors through our following Community Partners:

    • Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwest Colorado

    • Boys and Girls Club of La Plata County

    • Early Childhood Council of La Plata County

    • Montelores Early Childhood Council

    • Seeds of Learning

    Learn more about the Colorado Child Care Tax Credit here.

  • The Colorado Enterprise Zone (EZ) Tax Credit lets our donors take advantage of a 25% tax credit for gifts to qualifying Community Partner organizations.

    Team Up is proud to offer this tax credit to our donors through our following Community Partners:

    • Habitat for Humanity of La Plata County

    • Powerhouse Science Center

    Learn more about the Colorado EZ Tax Credit here.

To take advantage of of either of these tax credits, visit our Donation Page, designate your gift to one or more of the above organizations (minimum donation of $250 per organization), and Team Up will send you the appropriate tax form.

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