The Human Bean of Northern Colorado is one of the most giving of our clients. Being a locally owned business, The Human Bean prides itself on engaging with members of the community and supporting, “organizations that combat against critical issues faced by those who live here.” Here’s just a snippet of ways ‘The Bean’ involves itself in our community:
- Thankful Thursdays: Once a month they choose an industry – like first responders, veterinarians or teachers – to celebrate with $2 drink specials on ‘Thankful Thursday’. It’s a simple thing, but The Human Bean knows how to make their customers feel valued. Check out their blog to find out the next Thankful Thursday and if your industry is being appreciated!
- Fundraisers: They generously provide donations and host fundraisers, such as Coffee for a Cure, where 100% of sales are given to local hospital funds that help overcome financial barriers in the treatment of cancer. This day, held annually during the month of October, raises money for funds in Weld and Larimer County, meaning the funds go directly to our local community members in need.
- Guest Barista Days: The Human Bean partners with different nonprofits for ‘Guest Barista’ days. Employees from the nonprofit work at a stand for a few hours, and during that time, 10% of all sales are donated to the nonprofit. Guest baristas have included workers from Partners Mentoring Youth, Pathways, and other local nonprofits.
Mantooth is proud to work with such a supportive and involved member of our northern Colorado community. Stop by any one of their nine (soon to be 10!) locations for a delicious cup of coffee.
Mantooth takes pride in being part of the Fort Collins community. Because of the many incredible and dedicated people that exist here, “FoCo” is a great place to live, play, and work. That’s why we are so excited to be a part of the We R Foco program. We R Foco is a group of locally owned businesses – Fort Collins owned businesses – that give back to this community, whether it be in the form of charities, local event sponsorships, or community outreach programs.
I’ve had the pleasure of knowing Brian Gary and Todd Harding from what I want to call the “early years.” Actually stating the number of years (30) has a way of making one feel so much older than they truly feel they are. Over these multiple decades of entertaining northern Colorado, Brian and Todd have promoted our clients – shared time with them during live remotes, made them laugh at golf tournaments and made them cry listening on the air during the 28 Hours of Hope broadcast. The time they have given and will continue to give to local nonprofits is above and beyond any expectations given to them. This is just one of the reasons they are so appreciated in our community.
