PHILANTHROPIES AND CHARITIES WE SUPPORT

The personal injury lawyers at Bachus & Schanker are involved in numerous local, state and national civic organizations and charities in Colorado.

Below are some of the many organizations our firm supports:

• Alive at 25
  • Alive at 25 is a driver’s awareness course to help young drivers ages 15-24.
• The National Safety Council designed the course that includes defensive driving, decision-making, and responsibility-taking.
• The Brain Injury Association for Colorado
  • The Brain Injury Association for Colorado is a resource to support and assist survivors of a brain injury, their families, and providers.
• The Brandon and Paul Foundation
  • The Brandon and Paul Foundation supports education programs that help young drivers make good decisions and safe driving habits.
• Kenzi’s Causes
  • Kenzi’s Causes was previously known as Dolls for Daughters.
  • Kenzi’s Causes is a non-profit that supports underprivileged children and their families.
• Habitat for Humanity of Colorado
  • Habitat for Humanity of Colorado helps low-income families by building simple homes with affordable no-profit mortgages.
• Justice and Mercy Legal Aid Clinic
  • The Justice and Mercy Legal Aid Clinic provides vulnerable and underprivileged communities with accessible, bilingual legal aid with access to transformational wraparound services.
• The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
  • The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s mission is to improve the lives of those who have leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin’s disease, or myeloma. 
  • While they also research a cure and educate patients with blood cancer and their families members. 
• March of Dimes
  • March of Dimes’s mission is to improve the health of babies and mothers by preventing birth defects, premature labor, and infant mortality.
• Mothers Against Drunk Driving
  • Mothers Against Drunk Driving’s mission is to support victims of drunk driving while putting an end to drunk driving and drugged driving.
• The Pikes Peak Challenge
  • The Pikes Peak Challenge is about survivors of brain injuries and their family members and community supporters hiking Pikes Peak as a tribute to surviving and living their life to the fullest.