Nonprofit Directory / High Plains
StableStrides
The vision of StableStrides is to be an essential solution to strong and healthy individuals, families, and communities.
Elbert, CO 1% for the Planet
Trails near this work
Part of the land this organization helps protect. Explore them on the Trail Atlas.
- Cabin Canyon Trail
- Siamese Twins Trail
- Westerly Creek Trail
- Colorado Front Range Trail
- Barr Trail
The record
- EIN
- 74-2232440
- Headquarters
- Elbert, CO
- Website
- www.stablestrides.org
- Focus
- Environmental Justice
- Bioregion
- High Plains, Southern Rockies
- State
- Colorado
Nearby organizations
- Wild Blue Cats16 miles away
- The Cloud Foundation31 miles away
- United States Society On Dams37 miles away
- Water Research Foundation41 miles away
- Volunteers For Outdoor Colorado43 miles away
- The Alliance for Collective Action43 miles away
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