Community Services

Sprinkler Doctors give back to our community. We are sharing a few projects we have undertaken over the years to inspire others. We welcome other ideas and your partnership. 

• Homeless Sponsor: In October 2019, we began sponsoring Diana, a homeless lady living under Parker Road on the Sulphur Gulch trail. Since then, with a lot of help from the community, we have provided her with food, clothes, and shelter. In our opinion, Diana is not mentally well, and she appears to be mostly blind. During this time, we have seen positive changes in her ability to communicate and focus on potential solutions. In March 2022, through the court system, Adult Protective Services appointed Diana as a legal guardian. This guardian has worked to place Diana in an assisted living center where she resides right now. The legal guardian has also been working to redirect her income to provide for her necessities. I visited Diana this afternoon, met the caregivers, and am pleased to announce that everyone seems very happy. Sprinkler Doctors and our community are no longer needed to provide for Diana, which is fantastic. That said, we continue to visit her and monitor the situation, occasionally providing her with items she needs.

• Scholarships: Made it financially possible for 34 children to attend school in Haiti through an organization called Shoulder to Shoulder with Haiti. 

• Teaching New Trades: We find organizations that help guide our young people’s trades. Local No 131 teaches young people how to form and finish concrete.
  

• World Vision’s Water Project: We frequently support this organization’s water project. World Vision is steadily gaining ground in getting clean water to desert areas in Africa where only small amounts of dirty muddy water have been available for the people to drink. 

• ADRA: We have recently assisted Honduras’s drought victims through ADRA. 

• Nepal Women: By sponsoring surgeries to correct uterine prolapse, we have helped give young women their lives back. This is a problem where the women’s uterus begins to drop out because they started working too soon after giving birth. These women are treated like outcasts once this happens. As a result, the surgery is life-changing. 

• Christmas Offering: We supported Mile High Ministries, an organization that gives legal aid and transitional housing to the vulnerable. We also endorsed Streets of Hope, an organization that helps women escape sex trafficking. Finally, we supported the Parker Task Force, which provides food, housing, and other assistance for those in need.

• Natural Disasters: We respond to calls for help after hurricanes, earthquakes, and droughts.

• Missions: We are pleased to support couples and families who have left their comfort zones in America to bring the good news to places where it has not been heard. For example, we gave $10,000 to Muslim converts risking their lives to bring good news to their people.

• At-Risk Children: We sent money for childhood cancer research. We have also found ways to help children receive education. We have also supported organizations that help trafficked children escape their slavery. In addition, we have funded their rehabilitation and provided legal assistance to imprison their captors.

If you want to join us in giving to any of these charities, feel free to contact us, and we will put you in contact with the right people. Call us at 303-800-7011,  or you may contact us via the Quick Contact Tool to the right.