$975 raised by 5 donors
7% complete
$15,000 Goal
The history of the Pikes Peak Elder Justice Center (PPEJC) is rooted in volunteer-based Pikes Peak Elder Abuse Coalition (2005). The PPEJC was formed to seek funding as a non-profit, hire full-time employees and continue the expansive work of the Coalition. PPEJC incorporated as a Colorado non-profit in 2020, received IRS designation as a 501(c)3 non-profit in 2021 and began operations in earnest in 2022.
Mission: The Pikes Peak Elder Justice Center will support and enhance the safety, stability and security of older adults.
Vision: We envision a world where older adults are recognized, respected and supported; where compassionate care and community advocacy allow them to live free from abuse, neglect and exploitation.
The history of the Pikes Peak Elder Justice Center (PPEJC) is rooted in volunteer-based Pikes Peak Elder Abuse Coalition (2005). The PPEJC was formed to seek funding as a non-profit, hire full-time employees and continue the expansive work of the Coalition. PPEJC incorporated as a Colorado non-profit in 2020, received IRS designation as a 501(c)3 non-profit in 2021 and began operations in earnest in 2022.
Organization name
Pikes Peak Elder Justice Center
2020
Tax id (EIN)
85-2852215
Category
Housing & Shelter, Mental Health & Crisis Intervention, Human Services, Crime & Legal-Related, Civil Rights, Social Action & Advocacy
Organization Size
Medium Organization
Address
10 E MONUMENT STEl Paso County, CO, US
Teller County, CO, US
Park County, CO, US