The HUB offers discounted rents to wide range of Eagle River Valley nonprofit groups in EagleVail

Dubbed “a new collaboration of compassion, generosity, and service,” The HUB office building for Eagle River Valley nonprofits recently opened in EagleVail.

Located at 20 Eagle Road, The HUB occupies the former Warner Building and offers discounted nonprofit rental rates for a wide range of organizations the founders hope will “become a beacon of the human spirit and collective impact,” according to a recent press release.

The HUB is being marketed by the founding 4 Eagle Foundation as “a testament to the power of unity and the enduring spirit of service that defines Eagle County.”

“Thanks to the visionary efforts of the 4 Eagle Foundation, this former Warner Building has been transformed into a vibrant center for philanthropy and collaboration,” the release reads. “More than just a physical space, The HUB offers affordable office and conference facilities, fostering an environment where nonprofits can thrive together. It provides an essential platform for engaging with the community, donors, and supporters, ensuring that the mission of service reaches far and wide.”

The HUB will serve as home to a wide range of nonprofits, each dedicated to making a difference in the lives of Eagle County residents: 

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• The Literacy Project is committed to improving reading skills across the community, enhancing educational outcomes.  
• Eagle Valley Community Foundation, offering bilingual multidimensional health services, including MIRA, which focuses on immunizations, perinatal and early-childhood education coordination, with a responsive approach to health and wellness; and ELEVAR, inspiring passion and talent by encouraging entrepreneurship; to include business training, leadership development, mentorships and targeted grants.  
• Caregiver Connections offers support and educational resources that assist those on the front lines of caring for seniors in the home. Through its respite care program, they reduce isolation and support the emotional and physical challenges of the elderly, as well as the independent caregivers, who work tirelessly to meet their special needs, while oftentimes caring for additional family members, and even balancing work obligations outside the home.  
• Mountain Dreamers, helps immigrants navigate the complexities of establishing legal documentation, with the goal of citizenship.
• Tree Top Child Advocacy Center provides vital support and advocacy for children experiencing abuse or other significant trauma. 
• 4 Eagle Senior Care program, which is dedicated to the physical, social, spiritual and enrichment needs of our seniors. Through dedicated volunteers, they enhance their quality of life through delivery of meals, performing minor household repairs, and working with Eagle County Healthy Aging, to seek additional volunteers for non-emergency medical transportation.
• HomeCare & Hospice of the Valley enhances the quality of life for those who are nearing their end of life, to move forward with dignity, respect and compassion.
• Reconnected Foundation Recovery Peer Support & Advocacy Program (REcovery CONNECTion EDucation), serves individuals with alcoholism or substance use disorder, with 1:1 outreach to provide support, connections, resources and treatment options. Accountability is incorporated into the program. Coaches introduce participants to local 12-step programs, create opportunities to participate in recovery-oriented social events, develop individualized recovery plans, and provide check-ins, mentoring, support and even transportation to meetings.

Other groups officing in The HUB include the Vail Symposium, St. Clare of Assisi Parish and Vail Christian High School Advancement, Heads Up for Hope, 4 Eagle Senior Care, 4 Eagle Foundation and Foresight Adventure Guides for the Blind.

4 Eagle Foundation is offering office space with conference facilities at 20% of market rates to allow nonprofits to move out of home offices and create a greater professional image, which increases the likelihood of contributions, volunteer support and community impact.

“We have a few office spots left for nonprofits seeking to join this transformative community, in its mission of collaboration in philanthropy and service,” according to The Hub release.

For more information on The HUB and the 4 Eagle Ranch Foundation, along with opportunities to contribute, please go to the 4 Eagle Ranch Foundation website.