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Discover Local Groups and Organizations in Pleasant Valley
Explore the vibrant community of Pleasant Valley and find local groups and organizations that align with your interests and passions. Get involved and make a difference!
Local Community Organizations
Local community organizations are the heart and soul of day-to-day life, quietly weaving connections and creating opportunities for neighbors to come together. These groups, powered by dedicated volunteers, not only organize events and services that enrich our quality of life, but also foster a sense of belonging that strengthens the fabric of the community. From lending a helping hand to a neighbor in need, to hosting gatherings that bring laughter and friendship, these organizations play an invaluable role in making our towns feel like home. Their work reminds us that it’s the collective effort of caring individuals that keeps a community thriving
Western Fremont Historical Society
Preserving Our Heritage
★★★★★
Dedicated to the preservation of the heritage of Western Fremont County, Colorado through research, education, and the promotion and sharing of the area’s history.
Arkansas Valley Ambulance District
Emergency Medical Services
★★★★★
The district oversees emergency medical services for Western Fremont County, spanning from the Chaffee County line through Wellsville, Swissvale, Howard, and south of Coaldale, including the Hwy. 50 corridor and Sangre de Cristo foothills.
Howard Hall Community Center
Meetings, Parties and Community Events
★★★★★
A public building that is owned and operated by ‘The Howard Hall Association’ and is a Colorado registered Nonprofit Corporation that rents the Howard Hall Community Center to the public for public and private functions.
Pleasant Valley Get-Together Club
Building community connections since 1928
★★★★★
The Pleasant Valley Get-Together Club brings neighbors together for monthly potlucks, celebrations, and support. Dedicated to fostering unity and generosity, the club also offers scholarships to empower local students.”
Howard Volunteer Fire Department
100% volunteer driven
★★★★★
The Howard Volunteer Fire Department was formed in 1962 by a small group of Howard residents. Harold Willoughby and Denzel Goodwin were listed on the charter.
The first “fire truck” was a pick-up truck.
Pleasant Valley Email Blast
Keeping the community informed
★★★★★
Stay connected with everything happening in our community through our newsletter! Published (pretty much) weekly—or more often when the need arises—it keeps 400+ families informed about upcoming events and essential news. It’s your go-to source for staying involved and in the know
PleasantValley.life
Your On-line Community Hub
★★★★★
Stay updated with the latest community news and announcements and become an active participant in the vibrant life of Pleasant Valley. From detailed maps to event calendars and local business directories, our resources are designed to keep you informed and connected.
The Coaldale Community Building Association
Promoting Local Art and Culture
★★★★★
Built in 1923, the Coaldale Schoolhouse was deeded to the community in the 1950s after rural school consolidation, serving as a local gathering space. The Coaldale Community Building Association is a 501(c)(3) non profit organization whose mission is to preserve and protect the Coaldale Schoolhouse.
Western Fremont Fire Protection District
Covering Pleasant Valley from Cottonwood Creek to Kerr Gulch
★★★★★
Western Fremont Fire Protection District (WFFPD), covering 14 square miles in Fremont County (Colorado) including the areas of Arkansas River Canyon, Coaldale, Cottonwood Creek, Kerr Gulch & Pleasant Valley. (FDID #04315)
Get Involved in Pleasant Valley
Join us in making Pleasant Valley a thriving community by submitting your organization’s information. Connect with like-minded individuals and contribute to our vibrant local scene. Your participation can make a difference!
Get Involved with Local Organizations
Step 1: Find Your Passion
Identify the causes that resonate with you by exploring our list of local organizations. Whether it’s helping with emergency services, community get-togethers or just helping get the word out, there’s something for everyone.
Step 2: Attend an Orientation
Many organizations conduct routine meetings. Attend one to learn more about their mission, meet the team, and understand how you can contribute.
Step 3: Start Volunteering
Once you’ve attended a meeting or even an orientation, dive into volunteering! Whether it’s a one-time event or a regular commitment, your efforts will make a difference.