Tag: tri-lakes cares
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Taste of Tri-Lakes Cares wows crowd again
It’s hard for the year’s most looked-forward-to culinary event to keep getting better, but Taste of Tri-Lakes Cares keeps pulling it off. “We sold out early,” Tri-Lakes Cares Executive Director Haley Chapin said. The May 13 event drew over 400 attendees. If you count staff, vendors and volunteers, the crowd at the Spruce Mountain Events…
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Empty bowl fundraiser helps fill tummies
Empty bowls can sometimes result in full tummies. The Empty Bowls fundraiser was held Oct. 1 at Lewis-Palmer High School. The event is one the two major fundraisers held by Monument Hill Kiwanis to benefit Tri- Lakes Cares, which feeds area families of modest means. “Tri-Lakes Cares (is a) community-based, volunteer supported, resource center whose…
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Tri-Lakes Cares gets OK to proceed with land purchase to build new center
MONUMENT • Monument’s Planning Commission and Town Council both have unanimously approved a reconfiguration of property that Lewis-Palmer School District 38 wants to sell, which gives the go-ahead for a local social services organization to proceed with a bid to acquire 2.8 acres of vacant land to build a new headquarters. “We are currently in…
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Tri-Lakes Cares gets OK to proceed with land purchase to build new center
Monument’s Planning Commission and Town Council both have unanimously approved a reconfiguration of property that Lewis-Palmer School District 38 wants to sell, which gives the go-ahead for a local social services organization to proceed with a bid to acquire 2.8 acres of vacant land to build a new headquarters. “We are currently in discussions and…
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Tri-Lakes Cares gets OK to proceed with land purchase to build new center
MONUMENT • Monument’s Planning Commission and Town Council both have unanimously approved a reconfiguration of property that Lewis-Palmer School District 38 wants to sell, which gives the go-ahead for a local social services organization to proceed with a bid to acquire 2.8 acres of vacant land to build a new headquarters. “We are currently in…
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Colorado Springs learns about chef winners of cooking contest | Table Talk
Taste of Tri-Lakes Cares took place at Spruce Mountain Events, Larkspur, on May 15, where a dozen chefs went whisk-to-whisk for bragging rights. The eatery teams were given a selection of food items typically found at the Tri-Lakes Cares food pantry. Their mission: to create tasty dishes to tempt the taste buds of the more…