In Colorado’s San Luis Valley, Western Rivers Conservancy is forging ahead with an exciting project near the city of Alamosa that brings community, conservation and wellness together on the banks of the Rio Grande.

In February, five projects closed, representing just over $456,000 in GOCO investments into local communities across the state.

With red mountains, a blue river, and a lush green valley floor, Durango has always brimmed with local color.

My son turns 12 at the end of the summer. And it feels like the end of an era.

In January, 14 projects closed, representing more than $4.8 million in GOCO investments into local communities across the state.

Before I came to GOCO, I was freelancing as a marketing strategist for several non-profit and civil rights organizations.