Our Partners
We're pleased to count the following organizations among our partners.
2007 Event Sponsors
Metropolitan State College of Denver
Pioneer Natural Resources
Vectra Bank Colorado
9News
Community Shares of Colorado
Qwest Communications
Sir Speedy
Partners
Altogether Recycling’s™ commitment to the Colorado community, economy and environment is reflected in its dedication to the latest recycling technology. They have donated access to their convenient and comprehensive recycling program to Women’s Bean Project.
Colorado Proud The Women's Bean Project is honored to be a part of the Colorado Proud family.
Hogan & Hartson In 1970 Hogan & Hartson became the first major firm in the United States to establish a separate practice group devoted exclusively to providing pro bono legal services. The firm's Community Services Department is honored to provide assistance to the Women’s Bean Project in a wide variety of areas.
Nau Nau is a new kind of outdoor clothing company using the power of business to create positive change. When you make a purchase at Nau, you can choose to have Nau donate 5% of your sale to The Women's Bean Project as part of their Partners for Change program. To learn more about Nau, visit their website, or their store in Boulder's 29th Street Center.
Physician Committee for Responsible Medicine PCRM named the Women's Bean Project's Three Soup Gift Bundle as one of the "Top Ten Healthiest Gifts" for the holiday season!
Connections Mall Kathleen Farmer of ImagiNet International created an online presence for the Bean Project in 1995...before we had one of our own! We appreciate her great work and encourage you to check out the rest of the Connections Mall- full of unique small businesses.
Sally Allen - Professional Organizer - A Place For Everything®, LLC Sally began her organizing business in 1997 and is a member of the National Association of Professional Organizers (NAPO). She educates her clients in time management, paper management, space organizing, and how to plan relocations. Sally has generously donated numerous hours and resources to the Women's Bean Project in educating the women we serve on how to better organize their lives and the environments in which they live and work. To find out more about Sally and the services she provides, please visit the link above.
SERRV SERRV International brings together artisans from all over the world and gives you the chance to buy their products. Each artisan has a unique story, purpose, and cause, and your purchase will benefit them greatly. The Women's Bean Project is included in their catalog.
Green Magazine Green Magazine is an exciting new publication dedicated to informing industry professionals about the many aspects of sustainable and green business. They are excited to be strong supporters of Women's Bean Project!
Guidestar The online standard for non-profit accountability.
National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO) National Association of Women Business Owners® (NAWBO®) is the voice of America's 10.6 million women-owned businesses. Since 1975, NAWBO has helped women evolve their businesses by sharing resources and providing a single voice to shape economic and public policy. National Association of Women Business Owners is the only dues-based national organization representing the interests of all women entrepreneurs across all industries. NAWBO members have been long-time supporters of Women's Bean Project, supporting us in a variety of ways.
2007 Event Sponsors
Metropolitan State College of Denver
Pioneer Natural Resources
Vectra Bank Colorado
9News
Community Shares of Colorado
Qwest Communications
Sir Speedy
Partners
Altogether Recycling’s™ commitment to the Colorado community, economy and environment is reflected in its dedication to the latest recycling technology. They have donated access to their convenient and comprehensive recycling program to Women’s Bean Project.
Colorado Proud The Women's Bean Project is honored to be a part of the Colorado Proud family.
Hogan & Hartson In 1970 Hogan & Hartson became the first major firm in the United States to establish a separate practice group devoted exclusively to providing pro bono legal services. The firm's Community Services Department is honored to provide assistance to the Women’s Bean Project in a wide variety of areas.
Nau Nau is a new kind of outdoor clothing company using the power of business to create positive change. When you make a purchase at Nau, you can choose to have Nau donate 5% of your sale to The Women's Bean Project as part of their Partners for Change program. To learn more about Nau, visit their website, or their store in Boulder's 29th Street Center.
Physician Committee for Responsible Medicine PCRM named the Women's Bean Project's Three Soup Gift Bundle as one of the "Top Ten Healthiest Gifts" for the holiday season!
Connections Mall Kathleen Farmer of ImagiNet International created an online presence for the Bean Project in 1995...before we had one of our own! We appreciate her great work and encourage you to check out the rest of the Connections Mall- full of unique small businesses.
Sally Allen - Professional Organizer - A Place For Everything®, LLC Sally began her organizing business in 1997 and is a member of the National Association of Professional Organizers (NAPO). She educates her clients in time management, paper management, space organizing, and how to plan relocations. Sally has generously donated numerous hours and resources to the Women's Bean Project in educating the women we serve on how to better organize their lives and the environments in which they live and work. To find out more about Sally and the services she provides, please visit the link above.
SERRV SERRV International brings together artisans from all over the world and gives you the chance to buy their products. Each artisan has a unique story, purpose, and cause, and your purchase will benefit them greatly. The Women's Bean Project is included in their catalog.
Green Magazine Green Magazine is an exciting new publication dedicated to informing industry professionals about the many aspects of sustainable and green business. They are excited to be strong supporters of Women's Bean Project!
Guidestar The online standard for non-profit accountability.
National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO) National Association of Women Business Owners® (NAWBO®) is the voice of America's 10.6 million women-owned businesses. Since 1975, NAWBO has helped women evolve their businesses by sharing resources and providing a single voice to shape economic and public policy. National Association of Women Business Owners is the only dues-based national organization representing the interests of all women entrepreneurs across all industries. NAWBO members have been long-time supporters of Women's Bean Project, supporting us in a variety of ways.
