Our Sponsors & Supporters

The Greenway Foundation - Nonprofit organization specializing in assisting with responsible development along Denver's waterways.

The Sloan's Lake Citizens Group - The publicly recognized/registered neighborhood Group in the Sloan's Lake area since 1977.

Jerry Olson and Tom Blythe - Jefferson Park United Neighbors - While the members of this association have not had a chance to vote on their overall position (to occur during the September 2009 meeting), the President and Chairman are both in full support of the Poo Free Parks project being implemented in their neighborhood park.

Councilman Rick Garcia - Denver's District 1 council member known for forward thinking and responsible growth and progress.

Councilwoman Judy Montero - Denver's District 9 council member who currently serves as Chair of the FasTracks, Vice-Chair of the Neighborhood, Community & Business Revitalization, and a member of Blueprint. She is also a member of the Mayor’s South Platte River Commission and the Mayor’s Commission to End Homelessness.

Denver Parks and Recreation - Kevin Patterson, Manager, was recently appointed by Mayor John Hickenlooper to implement projects that provide desperately needed changes and improvements to Denver Parks for the citizens of Denver. In his short term, he has been applauded for his ability to lead the march toward cleaner parks, more amenities, and a better City for everyone to enjoy.

The Bow Wow Buddies Foundation - Promotes the health and welfare of dogs worldwide by focusing on finding foster and lifetime homes for unwanted dogs, promoting humane education and treatment, and investing in research and treatment for dogs devastated by illness and disease.

State Representative Joel Judd - Known for not being the noisiest guy on Capitol Hill, Rep. Judd believes in the Poo Free Parks project and its ability to make difference in people's lives.

To show your support for Poo Free Parks:

1) Join the group on Our Facebook Page.

2) Sign our Petition

3) Respond to the Parks and Recreation Survey