Without donating huge amounts of time or money, you can help break the mold by doing something simple in your community. Here are some ways you may be able to help out. Don’t think for a second that one person can’t make a difference.

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Colorado Adventure Sports is an organization dedicated to at-risk and underprivileged kids in Colorado. CAS works closely with various counselors and organizations to host free youth summer camps and other activities where kids can participate in things they would not normally have access to, and learn a little in the process. Mile High Wakeboarding funds many of these activities and helps in many other areas. Click the CAS logo above to learn more, or for information on donating time, money, or recommending a child that can benefit from one of the programs.

Fight Animal Abuse - Adopt A Pet
Or Support A Local Shelter

Let's just say it. People don't always take care of their furry friends. If they actually cared for their pets, 99% of the problems and suffering out there could be eliminated. Instead of turning the channel quickly because it's heart-breaking, and moving on, do something simple to make a difference in an animal’s life. Adopt a pet, volunteer some of your time, or help prevent cruelty to animals. Everything ...absolutely everything counts. You can make a difference. Click below to find out more. Do something that gets our attention and you just might be surprised in a good way.

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LIVESTRONG

You don’t have to be a cyclist to know that Lance Armstrong is one of the greatest athletes of our time. Not only did he survive and beat down cancer, he won the Tour de’ France 7 consecutive times. Not bad for a young punk kid from Texas who started out with an attitude. Lance started a cancer foundation that makes a huge difference and has brought more exposure and attention to the cause than anyone else collectively. Click below to find out more and help out. Chances are you, or someone you know will have cancer in their life time. It doesn't have to be a death sentence.

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