Office Location:
115 East 7th St.
Leadville, CO 80461
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 622
Leadville, CO 80461
Phone Number:
(719) 486-2400
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We met our Phase 1 goal of $60,000 to convert our building into a community hub!
Full Circle is converting a former brewery into a functional space for our youth development, parent education, and family resource center programming.
THEY DID IT! OVER $15,000 RAISED!
Full Circle of Lake County and all eight Team FC athletes want to say a huge “THANK YOU!” to all those who donated in their honor!
Together, Team FC members raised over $15,000 for Full Circle’s capital campaign. You can still make donations celebrating their finishes–now, with a dollar-to-dollar match thanks to Life Time!
NEWS
The Leadville Herald-Democrat recently posted updates on how the Unmet Needs Committee has persisted in delivering assistance and results for Lake County Residents throughout the pandemic
Full Circle was recognized by the Caring for Colorado Foundation in their yearly report as an organization committed to supporting students and families during challenging times. Click on the CFC logo to read the entire report (Full Circle is featured on Page 9).
Click below to read the excerpt on our News page!
Full Circle’s work with the Unmet Needs Committee was one of 4 communities across the United States that was highlighted for our eviction prevention efforts in response to COVID-19.
WE HAVE BOUGHT A NEW HOME IN LEADVILLE!
Full Circle was featured by Colorado Public Radio for our work supporting Lake County amidst the pandemic
Read the story on CPR's website with quotes from Executive Director Stephanie Cole and Youth Engagement Specialist Christian Luna
"Leadville, along with the rest of Colorado’s tourist-reliant mountain communities, was hit hard by the closure of ski resorts and restrictions on travel within the state, which kept recreationists away. Because of long-standing economic inequities rooted in immigration status, that pain has been especially acute in the nearby mobile home parks, home to many of the room cleaners, restaurant cooks, and construction workers who advocates say make the tourism industry in neighboring Summit and Eagle counties possible." -
