Come mingle with a variety of nonprofits doing wonderful work in the Boulder area! 15 local nonprofits will be attending to engage with and learn more about with a wide range of focuses. There will be delicious food and good beer by Upslope! We will also be unveiling our newly installed window mural created by artist Kailey Geary that highlights nonprofit Wildlands Restoration Volunteers and the importance of the work they do with wildfires restoration.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, capacity is limited for this event to 125 participants to ensure the safety of our staff and event guests. Registration is required for EACH attendee (please don't bring a guest if they haven't registered!). Click the RSVP button at the top of this page to sign up.
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Wildlands Restoration Volunteers is a nonprofit that provides opportunities for people to come together, learn about their natural environment, and take direct action to restore and care for the land. WRV organizes thousands of volunteers each year to complete more than 150 conservation projects throughout Colorado. Volunteer events range in length from a few hours to multi-day campouts and are located in beautiful natural areas from the plains to the alpine. By volunteering with WRV, you’ll meet great people while helping to heal the land and strengthen our communities.
Kailey Geary is an abstract painter and muralist, morphing shapes to dance with one another, creating kaleidoscopic essences in her artwork. She received her Bachelor of Environmental Design Degree from the University of Colorado Boulder in May 2017, focusing on Architecture and a Minor in Technology, Arts, and Media. Kailey combines her love for the built environment with her passion for painting, transforming blank walls into magnificent compositions for the public to enjoy. She believes in the importance of color, using it as an instrument to harmonize the psyche in positive ways. Geometries, fluidity, and nature’s wonders continually influence her work, striving to channel the obscure into a visual representation.
