Charities

Playing golf seems like an odd way to feed the hungry, but that's exactly what happens next week when you can play golf for half price and feed the hungry in Grand Junction.

The Salvation Army is collecting new toys for families in need this holiday season and has arranged for more than 30 convenient drop- off locations.

The Salvation Army officially kicked off its season of giving and Red Kettle campaign with a special event at Mesa Mall on Sunday.

Grand Junction food banks are always in need of donations, especially during the cold weather holiday months. If you have some bread, then a donation during National Bread Month is a great way to help.

Law enforcement in Mesa County love helping Special Olympics and this Saturday (October 22) they want a repeat as the top Tip-A-Cop for Special Olympics fundraiser in Colorado.

The Grand Junction community is being asked to rally behind a Colorado Mesa University athlete who is fighting for his life.

The Salvation Army in Grand Junction is now taking applications for Christmas assistance for those in need here in the Grand Valley, and if you are planning to apply there are five things you will need.

The problem of hunger in Grand Junction is quite evident, but Catholic Outreach is doing what it can to feed the hungry through Empty Bowls.

The golf season is slowly winding down and what better way to wrap it up than with the Caddyshack Golf Tournament.

A total of 24 teams of men will compete Thursday in the annual Men in Heels Race, but the event is really about the women.