by megan@mrockcreative.com | Aug 31, 2026 | About the Wellington Community Services Center
Greetings. It has been quite a while since I last updated you, our supporters, on the progress of our Community Services Center project. And, in truth, progress has been a lot slower than we expected. A year ago, we were informed by our Colorado Senators...
by megan@mrockcreative.com | Dec 22, 2025 | About the Wellington Community Services Center, Food Bank, Fundraising
It’s been an incredible year for the Wellington Community Services Center/Food Pantry. CSC Capital Campaign It all started with a change of course, saying goodbye to our original plan to build a facility on land owned by Zion Lutheran Church and embracing a new...
by megan@mrockcreative.com | May 6, 2025 | About the Wellington Community Services Center, Food Bank
Big news is on the horizon for the Wellington Community Services Center (CSC)—we’re making a strategic shift that will bring lasting benefits to our town, and we couldn’t be more excited to share it with you. After years of planning for a new-build project in...
by megan@mrockcreative.com | May 20, 2024 | About the Wellington Community Services Center
The Town of Wellington will kick in $10,000 to help The Community Services Center project meet critical needs in the community, including mental health and food insecurity. The Community Services Center project, under the umbrella of the Grace Village nonprofit,...
by megan@mrockcreative.com | Mar 20, 2024 | About the Wellington Community Services Center
Leaders and board members of Wellington’s future Community Services Center are seeing a growing tide of support for the project. Projects like the Community Services Center take many hands to complete, including those of community leaders, municipalities,...
by megan@mrockcreative.com | Feb 22, 2024 | About the Wellington Community Services Center, Food Bank
Meet Barbara Barbara’s husband Matt was very sick and unable to work. Barbara was forced to stay home to care for Matt and their two children. Money was really tight. Each month she would be at the local utility office pleading with them not to turn off their water or...
