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| Visual Electronics is dedicated to supporting our community. We support the following organizations. Click on the logos to visit their web sites. |
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The Valerie Foundation has been established to provide funding sources and support to children with suspected and/or diagnosed feeding challenges and their families. Our goal is to assist those who truly need feeding therapy by referring them to a good therapist and providing an alternative funding source in the event insurance will not pay or if the family does not have insurance. |
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Our programs allow people with disabilities to take part in a sport, often for the very first time. The success our participants experience helps them in their day-to-day life. They know that they can overcome their obstacles, achieve their goals, and reach their full potential. |
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CAP is the oldest and largest non-profit (501 (c) (3)), community-based HIV and AIDS service and education agency in Colorado. Any man, woman or child with an AIDS diagnosis, or meeting Symptomatic HIV disease criteria, is eligible for CAP's services. Any HIV-positive individual is eligible for CAP's HIV-positive services and referrals. |
