Walkable Loop

Academy 360 is driven by the mission to develop students’ minds, bodies, and characters so they may lead healthy and fulfilling lives in school, college, and beyond.  We serve children 3 years of age through 5th grade. Website: Academy 360

be well is a grassroots movement of communities coming together to take charge of their health and wellness. The mission of be well is to affect programs, policies and practices to create health equality and access for all people. be well’s vision is for a culture in which all people have an equal opportunity to achieve the health they desire, regardless of their race, income, gender, location, education or any other social barrier. Website: beWell Health and Wellness Initiative 

Children's Farms of America is: Dedicated to helping communities establish urban farms for city kids. Website: Children's Farms of America

CBAM (Colorado Black Arts Movement) was founded in 2013 to promote, encourage and advance the artistic creations of Black artists. Website: Colorado Black Arts Movement

The Changemakers Coalition of Colorado (CCC) is a new cross-sector partnership of the State’s foremost organizations working to support responsible and sustainable business in the front range. We are the collective voice of B Local Colorado, Best for Colorado, the Center for Ethics and Social Responsibility (CESR) at Leeds, Good Business Colorado, and the Masters of the Environment (MENV) graduate program at CU Boulder. We represent the intersection of business owners, students, educators, legislators, employees, and conscious consumers who care about their communities and the environment. The CCC brings together the specialized knowledge and perspectives of each organization to create high quality content and events that will catalyze deeper collaboration and impact amongst all changemakers of the Colorado sustainable business community. Website: Colorado Changemakers Coalition

We guide high school students through a four-stage program named after Colorado’s Decalibron Loop – 4 nearby peaks with elevations over 14,000ft. Each step enables them to find and refine what drives them, offering increasingly real-life opportunities for fun and service.

Their confidence grows, they identify skills and passions, and they directly impact the community. Website: Colorado Young Leaders

The Conectoras de Montbello support Latino older adults and their families living in City of Denver's Montbello community and surrounding areas. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Conectoras secured authorization to redirect funds designated for in-person activities toward older adults and their families through rental assistance, health-related support, transportation coordination and connection to resources. The four-person Conectora team collected data through weekly calls with constituents, cataloged priorities and identified areas of need and action. Read About: Conectoras de Montbello

CLP engages and supports youth, educators, and communities to innovate ways of changing waste and consumption patterns. Website: Consumption Literacy Project

Denver's Department of Transportation & Infrastructure (DOTI) is a modern agency focused on increasing mobility and safety while reducing congestion and fighting climate change. Website: Denver Public Works

Over the last 35 years, DUG has grown to include both community and school-based gardens across six counties in the Denver Metro Area. We also offer horticultural and leadership training, youth education, and food access programs that provide free and low-cost access to seeds, seedlings and education around growing food. Website: Denver Urban Gardens 

Elected to Denver City Council in 2015, and re-elected in 2019, Councilwoman Stacie Gilmore represents Far Northeast Denver District 11, also known as the Front Door to Denver. Stacie is a proud third generation Coloradan, who believes citizens deserve to live in a community that has smart economic growth, jobs that lead to careers, and a beautiful neighborhood where the quality of life supports their health and well-being. She was elected to the leadership role of Pro Tem of the Denver City Council in 2018, re-elected to this position in 2019, and is the elected City Council President. Website: District 11 City Council

ELK (Environmental Learning for Kids) is an inclusive non-profit organization that develops inspired and responsible leaders through science education and outdoor experiences for underserved, urban youth ages 5-25. Website: Enviromental Learning for Kids

Mission: A Christian-based organization to empower families affected by violence and promote healing. Meetings: First Wednesday of each month. Website: Families Against Violent Acts

Improve the way the food industry responds to meeting the needs of our communities. Website: Family Tree Market

At Marie L. Greenwood we meet the needs of all of our students by focusing on and incorporating student ownership in high-quality instruction and a positive school culture. Website: Marie L. Greenwood Academy

At Jessie Whaley Maxwell Elementary, we, as an inclusive community and in partnership with parents and community, develop our students’ independence, critical thought, and enduring love for learning. Website: Maxwell Elementary

Together, we ensure all learners achieve excellence in academics and the arts, while simultaneously empowering kids, families and staff in our Montbello community as diverse and equitable changemakers. Website: McGlone Academy 

Monarch Montessori of Denver was developed in 2010 by a group of dedicated Montessorians and educators looking to bring a unique design into practice. The vision was to create a stable environment in which a child could continue growth within the Montessori practice from infancy through fifth grade. They began with infants through preschool and two years later, the charter application with Denver Public Schools was approved and Monarch now had two schools under one roof. Monarch added a dual language (Spanish & English) path in preschool and is growing in the elementary school. Website: Monarch Montessori Denver

Montbello 20/20 is a registered neighborhood organization (RNO) dedicated to improving the Montbello neighborhood. Website: Montbello 20/20

Montbello En Bici es un grupo familiar en la comunidad de Montbello que sale a pasear por el vecindario y senderos locales en bicicleta. Viajes para niños y en familia. Aprende a viajar en bici con nosotros! Website: Montbello En Bici

Montbello is a Regional Level recreation center located in the northeast area. Its facility features include:

• Multipurpose room
• Gymnasium
• Weight and cardio room
• Dance and fitness room
• Art room
• Indoor activity and lap pool
• MY Denver - A free youth membership program
  • Youth Wrestling
• "Tasty Food" Where Denver Youth Eat Free!

Website: Montbello Recreation Center

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Northeast Early College will create opportunities for students to attend a school with a focus on CareerConnect Pathways at the foundation of everything that we do. We require all students to earn dual high school and college credit leading to a High School Diploma, and workforce certification. Website: Northeast Early College

Struggle of Love offers alternatives to those with limited opportunities that may not qualify for any other community based assistance programs. SOL’s wish is to inspire and educate our future generation so that they can make a positive difference in the world’s future. Website: Struggle of Love Foundation

The Trust for Public Land creates parks and protects land for people, ensuring healthy, livable communities for generations to come. Website: Trust for Public Land

The United Church of Montbello is an Ecumenical Church for all people!  We were founded by the United Church of Christ, (UCC), the United Methodist Church, (UMC) and the Presbyterian Church USA, (PCUSA in 1968 a terse and turbulent year in the history of the United States.  Yet, diversity and openness have been a hallmark of our congregation since our founding. Website: United Church of Montbello