Empowering Seniors with Every Step
Join Us for the Bright Leaf 2025 Walk/Run/Bike Charity Event! 🚶♀️🌳 Saturday, August 16th | 11AM–3PM 📍 Washington Park – 701 S Franklin St, Denver, CO
We’re seeking sponsors and volunteers to help bring this event to life. Whether you're a local business looking for community visibility or an individual wanting to make a difference, this is your chance to be part of something special.
Enjoy the park’s gorgeous 3 miles of scenic pathways, meet inspiring people, and show your support for those who’ve served and paved the way.
📩 Message us to become a sponsor or volunteer.
Together, let’s walk, run, and ride for change!
Want to Help Make an Impact on August 16th? If you're interested in volunteering instead of participating, we’d love your support at the Bright Leaf 2025 Walk/Run/Bike Charity Event!
We’re looking for enthusiastic event volunteers to assist with:
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✅ Registration check-in
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🧃 Handing out refreshments
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📍 Giving directions along the route
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🚑 Light first aid support
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📰 Distributing flyers to spread the word
🛍️ Calling all local businesses! Do you have a small business you'd love to promote to your neighbors? This is a perfect opportunity to connect with your community while supporting seniors and veterans.
🎯 Sponsorships start at $100, or you can customize a package that fits your goals. We’ll showcase your brand to event participants, press, and our growing network of supporters!
👉 Please complete the form below, or email us at: 📬 brightleafseniorresources@gmail.com
Let’s make this event unforgettable—together.
SIGN UP TO VOLUNTEER OR SPONSOR THE EVENT
Upcoming Senior Event!
Seniors on the Move: A Civic Celebration & First Amendment Gathering Bright Leaf Senior Resources respectfully submits this event under the category of First Amendment activity, in alignment with constitutional protections for peaceful assembly and petition. This event is a nonpartisan, public gathering designed to:
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Celebrate the contributions of Colorado’s seniors and veterans
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Raise awareness of ongoing systemic needs in housing, health, and accessibility
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Advocate for increased local and state support of aging-in-place initiatives
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Promote civic engagement and wellness through biking and walking activities
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN: 33-1358618), Bright Leaf provides free home repairs, food support, and mobility aid to low-income and disabled older adults and veterans. We are actively engaging with elected officials and community partners to request stronger policy and financial support for underserved seniors across Colorado.
This gathering at Washington Park is not just a ride — it is a peaceful assembly of voices united for visibility, dignity, and community investment in aging.
