In 2012 I started volunteering at non-profits. I quickly learned that many do not have tools needed to do tasks needed to support their missions. Over time I noticed a common thing. The cost of equipment was expensive, and even rentals of those tools wasn't cheap. Project TESN was created to help provide access to some of this equipment at the operational costs or better. The operational costs are considered cost of transport the equipment, and things like fuel/maintenance. Typically the costs are about 1/2 of what it costs to rent.
To assist the nonprofit community with access to heavy machinery and knowledgeable advice, reducing waste and costs with flexible options, while increasing efficiency to the smaller non-profit community across the Colorado Front Range. To promote the development and education of heavy machinery benefits and safety in the community we live in. To demonstrate skills/trade information of heavy machinery or knowledge to accomplish community events, and to show opportunities that exist in the community with the skills.
In 2012 I started volunteering at non-profits. I quickly learned that many do not have tools needed to do tasks needed to support their missions. Over time I noticed a common thing. The cost of equipment was expensive, and even rentals of those tools wasn't cheap. Project TESN was created to help provide access to some of this equipment at the operational costs or better. The operational costs are considered cost of transport the equipment, and things like fuel/maintenance. Typically the costs are about 1/2 of what it costs to rent.
Organization name
Project TESN
2017
Tax id (EIN)
82-3830653
Category
Animal-Related
Organization Size
Small Organization
Address
PO Box 234Denver, CO, US
Bennett, CO, US, 80102
Kiowa, CO, US, 80117
Golden, CO, US
Douglas County, CO, US