Special Forces Motorcycle Club Chapter 77

Soaring Eagles Center for Autism (SECA) is a nonprofit organization established in Pueblo County in 2001, dedicated to assisting children and families impacted by Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Initially formed as a support group, SECA has expanded its services to include behavioral therapy, social skills training, and various community-based programs across southern Colorado. Founded by Dr. Karen Colvin and Nancy Barris P.A., SECA arose from the personal experiences of its founders as they navigated the challenges of obtaining appropriate care for their children with ASD. The center has continually developed its educational and therapeutic services to meet the evolving needs of individuals with autism and the families who support them. Generated from the website

The American Legion Larry C. Decker Memorial Post 207 is a nonprofit veterans organization based in Pueblo West, Colorado, dedicated to supporting veterans through its four core pillars: Veterans, Youth, Americanism, and National Defense. The Post hosts monthly meetings on the first Tuesday of each month at the VFW Post #5812, fostering community engagement and camaraderie among members. Additionally, Post 207 includes an Auxiliary Unit that primarily comprises the spouses of veterans, further enriching its community resources and support network. This organization aims to enhance the lives of veterans and their families while promoting civic responsibility and patriotism within the community. Generated from the website

As the largest and oldest war veterans service organization, Veterans of Foreign Wars in Pueblo has a proven history of providing vital assistance and support to America's service members, veterans, and their families. From advocating for veterans benefits on Capitol Hill to offering financial grants, transition support, and educational scholarships, they ensure that current and former service members receive the benefits they've earned and deserve. Generated from their website's infomation