Charitable Giving

At ATBS, we believe in giving back to our community by donating our time, talent, and treasure to organizations in Colorado, where we are based.

  • Time: Each year, ATBS employees are given 16 hours of paid 'charitable time off' to volunteer with our chosen organizations, Family Tree and Project Sanctuary. 
  • Talent: On a case-by-case basis, we provide some of our services at no charge or a reduced fee to those in dire situations.
  • Treasure: Each year, we set aside money in our budget to donate to Family Tree and Project Sanctuary. Our employees also participate in Family Tree's Holidays of Hope program to provide Christmas gifts for families in need.

Get Involved!

We encourage you to donate your time, talent, and treasure to a charitable organization in your community. To learn more about the organizations that ATBS supports, please visit Family Tree at www.thefamilytree.org and Project Sanctuary at projectsanctuary.us.

Family Tree

The mission of Family Tree is to help people overcome child abuse, domestic violence, and homelessness to become safe, strong, and self-reliant. For over four decades, Family Tree has provided innovative, life-changing services to those in our community affected by these issues. Each year, Family Tree provides services to tens of thousands of vulnerable people, as well as operates two safe shelters to hundreds of individuals and families who might otherwise be homeless.

ATBS employees regularly volunteer at Family Tree's various shelters by cleaning, organizing, cooking, and providing help with maintenance and landscaping needs.

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Photo: ATBS employees preparing dinner for residents of one of Family Tree's shelters.

The Family Tree

Project Sanctuary

Project Sanctuary takes military families from battle ready to family ready, having FUN along the way! A 501(c)(3) nonprofit, Project Sanctuary helps military families reconnect and reintegrate into their communities by providing therapeutic, curative, supportive and recreational activities in the healing leisure environment of several states across the country.

Project Sanctuary's recreational therapy and supportive environment offer a constructive and unique way for our nation’s heroes to reconnect with loved ones and readjust to life at home. The organization uses diversion therapy techniques through recreation along with classes focused on healthy marriage, financial sustainability, and coping mechanisms for families to navigate post-traumatic stress and traumatic brain injury. A licensed counselor is available at all times during each retreat.

ATBS employees volunteer at Project Sanctuary's retreats and help with everything from cooking, washing dishes, cleaning, watching over children, and interacting with families.

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Photo: ATBS volunteers helping children ride horses during a retreat.

Project Sanctuary