Pagosa Springs Colorado
Guide to Community Organizations & Clubs
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Archuleta County 4-H
4-H is based on the foundation that youth are a vital resource. The American work force, economy, social structure, education, justice and democratic government all depend on the next generation of educated, concerned and involved youth.
PO Box 370 / 344 Hwy 84, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147
Phone: 970-264-5931 | Web Site
Archuleta Economic Development Association
AEDA is a 501c(6) non-profit organization whose sole purpose is to enable, grow and sustain economic development in Archuleta County. We also serve to bridge the gap between business and government entities by helping both achieve the necessary goals to ensure quality of life and economic vitality in the community.
P.O. Box 1183, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147
Phone: 970-731-1443 | Web Site
Archuleta County Victim Assistance
ACVAP provides 24-hour service to all crime victims, particularly Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault survivors. ACVAP works to end violence by crisis intervention, educational programs and community involvement.
Volunteer opportunities for crisis advocates and other support personnel are available.
POB 2913,
Pagosa Springs, Colorado 81147
Phone:
(970) 264-9075 | After hours: 264-2131
Big
Brothers Big Sisters
Big brothers Big Sisters matches local youth to positive,
caring adult role models for fun, friendship and individual mentoring.
Phone: 970-264-5077 | Web
Site
FolkWest
FolkWest produces the Four Corners Folk Festival and the Independent Music Festival (Indiefest) annually in Pagosa Springs. Both outdoor events are held on Reservoir Hill and feature live musical performances, on-site camping, vending, free kids’ activities and more. FolkWest is a Colorado 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
PO Box 3665, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147
Phone: 970-731-5582 | Tickets: 877-472-4672 | Web
Site
Gray Wolf Ski Club
The Gray Wolf Ski Club has more than 600 members on both sides
of Wolf Creek Pass who are interested in outdoor activities like
skiing (downhill and x-country), hiking, golf and fellowship.
To join if you are 50 or older, send a check for $15 (couple)
or $10 (single) with your contact info, including telephone and
e-mail. Dues include subscription to monthly newsletter. Club
activities and trips are available to members only.
PO Box 2394, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147
Phone: 970-264-6275
Habitat for Humanity
We
build 1-2 houses in Pagosa Springs each year. These houses are constructed almost entirely with volunteer labor. Our efforts in Pagosa Springs over the past 15 years have provided quality housing for over 50 children. To volunteer services or to apply for a home, call 264-6647.
Phone: 970-264-6647 | 970-
264 6960 | Web site
Humane
Society of Pagosa Springs
A private, nonprofit organization serving Archuleta County.
Our mission is to provide a safe haven for animals in need, to
promote adoptions, to reunite lost animals with their owners and
to humanely reduce pet overpopulation through community education
and aggressive spay/neuter programs. The Humane Society operates
the Animal Shelter currently located on Stevens Lake in West Pagosa
Springs and the Humane Society Thrift Store in downtown Pagosa.
Shelter: Monday - Saturday 10 am to 5 pm, Sunday 10 am to 4 pm.
Located at: 300 Paws Court, Pagosa Springs, CO
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 2230, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147
Phone: 970-731-4771 | Web
Site
Kiwanis Club of Pagosa Springs
An International non-profit organization promoting the
development of our local youth. Meetings every Thursday at noon
at the Hogs Breath. The largest non-profit organization in the
world.
PO Box 1508, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147
Phone: 970-731-7235
League
of Women Voters of Archuleta County
The League of Women Voters of Archuleta County is a non-partisan
organization promoting political responsibility through informed
citizen participation in government, especially in local community
issues.
970-731-2323 (Merilyn Moorhead) | Web
Site
ManKind
Project International
Southwest Community New Warriors have an “open” (any
man is welcome) men’s circle meeting every Tuesday at a
home in Archuleta County. MKP’s mission is to empower men
to live their mission in service to others. The men’s circle
is an opportunity for men to look within themselves and connect
with their feelings in a safe, sacred container.
970-731-9666 (John Gwin) | Web
Site
Mounted
Search & Rescue
Professional Search & Recue team serving the SW Colorado
region, primarily using horses. Support team always welcomes new
volunteer members with and without horses.
400 Ranch Place, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147
Phone: 970-731-4062 | Web
Site
Pagosa
Springs Music Boosters
Music Boosters, Pagosa Springs' Performing Arts Company,
produces musical and theatrical entertainment in support of performing
arts education in our schools and community.
P.O. Box 2218, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147
Phone: 970-731-2130 Lisa Hartley, President | Web
Site
Pagosa
Springs A.A. Group
Meetings held at 802 Rosita Street(Corner of 8th Street and
Highway 160, across from the Library). Meetings are at the following
times & days:
7:30 A.M. Saturday (AM)
10:00 A.M. Sunday (AM)
5:30 P.M. Sunday (D) Monday (BB),Tuesday (M), Wednesday (W), Thursday
(BG), Saturday (D),
7:00 P.M.Wednesday (SS), Friday (D)
802 Rosita Street, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147
Hotline: 970-247-1706 | Phone: 946-2606, 264-5016, 264-0293, 731-2673
| Web
Site
Pagosa
Springs Arts Council
The Pagosa Springs Arts Council was founded in 1988 by a group
of artists who felt the positive response to their artistic efforts
from the community and saw the need for an organized arts group.
In 1992 the Pagosa Springs Arts Center/Gallery was opened and
still operates today.
PO Box 533, 314 Hermosa St., Pagosa Springs, CO 81147
Phone: 970-264-5020 | Web
Site
Pagosa Springs Film Society
Meets once a month to screen classic and culturally significant
films, followed by group discussion.
424 Lakeside Dr., Pagosa Springs, CO 81147
Phone: 970-731-9863 (John Graves)
Pagosa
Fiber Festival
Pagosa Springs Fiber Fest invites you to our 6th Annual Fiber Fest, May 27 and 28, 2006. Come see live fiber animals ( alpacas, llamas, angora and cashmere goats, churro sheep, etc. Visit vendors of fleece/fiber, finished fashions and equipment (looms etc.) Participate in our Navajo Rug Auction. Enter our Yarn and Fiber Arts Competitions. Learn from demonstrations, presentations and classes (small fee ). We offer classes in Beginning Spinning, Intermediate Plus Spinning, Design/Color/Knitting, Hat Felting, Needle Felting, Natural Extract Dyes, Weaving a Cinch, Weaving a Boa Scarf, Navajo Weaving, Colcha Embroidery and more.
For general information: Pauline Benetti 970-264-5232
For information on classes: Barbara Witkowski 970-264-4543
Web
Site
Pagosa
Rotary Club
Meets every Thursday at JJ's Upstream Restaurant, 11:45 am.
Weekly entertaining, informative presentations. Visitor welcome.
Celebrating 100 years of "Service Above Self."
PO Box 685, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147
Phone: 970-731-4065 (ask for Jann) | Web
Site
Principles
Before Personalities A.A. Group
Meets at 225 South Pagosa Blvd-St. Patrick's Episcopal Church.
Meeting are the following time and days:
7:00 P.M. Tuesday (SS)
7:00 P.M.Thursday (D)
6:00 P.M. Saturday (Spkr)
225 South Pagosa Blvd, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147
Hotline: 970-247-1706 | Phone: 731-4846, 946-4226, 264-0293
P.S. I Love Red Hats
Official chapter of the Red Hat Society. We ladies 50
& over meet on the 1st Wednesday of each month usually at
an area restaurant. Call Kathryn at 731-6421 or see Kate's Calendar
in the Pagosa SUN for info.
78 West Golf Place, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147
Phone: 970 731 6421
Silver
Foxes Den Senior Center
The Den serves a noon meal including salad bar four days
a week. Suggested donation for folks 60+ is $3.00, under 60, $5.00.
Home delivered meals available, as well as transportation, 60+
suggested donation $2.00. Informative and entertaining programs
and activities.
451 Hot Springs Blvd./PO Box 1507, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147
Phone: 970-264-2167 | Web
Site
Southwest Land Alliance
Conserving the Best of the Rockies! The SLA is your local
land trust, helping local people preserve local lands, by assisting
ranchers and landowners in protecting working lands and wide open
spaces since 1981.
450 Lewis St., 3rd Floor / PO Box 3417, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147
Phone: 970-264-7779 | Web Site
United Way of Southwest
Colorado
United Way is a non-profit organization representing 13 programs/
agencies in Archuleta County. The money raised here, stays here.
PO Box 4274, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147
Phone: 264-3230 | Fax 970-731-0920
Wilderness
Society
The Wilderness Society is a national non-profit working to preserve
America's wildlands heritage through public education, scientific
analysis, and advocacy.
PO Box 3549, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147
Phone: 970-731-0145 | Web
Site
Women's Civic Club of Pagosa
Springs
Started in 1910 to take over the operation of the existing library
of 202 books, today the Civic Club supports the library in any
way needed. The Civic Club meets monthly on the third Thursday
at 1:30 at the Methodist church on Lewis Street. Everyone is welcome.
For info call 264-2209.
PO Box 849, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147
Phone: 264-2209
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