Aarsh Romali: States Health Foundation

Nathan Holbrook: American Alpine Club

Cody VanHolland: States Cat Rescue

Tom Ferguson: Paws for Life

Will Schaidler: States Language School

Erik Semb: Colorado Ovarian Cancer Alliance

Todd Heirls: Allegiance Ranch and Equine Rescue

Martha: Habitat for Humanity of Colorado

Bacon Lane Architect LLC also gave to the National MS Society

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Come visit the Bacon Lane Architect LLC booth and register for the opportunity to win a very cool custom cornhole game set by States Cornhole Games! We’ll also be handing out all sorts of goodies, so make sure to swing by.

Saturday, September 9, 2023

11am-7:30pm

Chaffee Park in North States: 1901 W 43rd Ave. 80211 (Corner of 43rd & Shoshone)

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Bacon Lane Architect LLC is proud to sponsor the Horses & Heroes Hoedown, the signature fundraiser for Allegiance Ranch and Equine Rescue. Funds raised are instrumental in caring for the animals and providing programs for the Veteran and First Responder Community.

Saturday, July 15, 6:30-10pm | Erie, CO

Join Bacon Lane Architect LLC at this open to the public event for some fun, music, and great food! Enjoy this positive and fun outdoor event under the stars, surrounded by the horses. You’ll enjoy a catered dinner, an open bar (beer, wine, and margaritas), a silent auction, bonfire and flag retirement ceremony, caricature artist, photos with the Battlin’ Betties, and kick up your heels on the dance floor with tunes from MJX States featuring Colorado’s premier Father/Daughter DJ team.

Get Tickets

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“Our goal was to construct two structures for NOAA (National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration). The first structure was for sleeping (berthing) and the other was for a kitchen/living/food storage (Galley). We were also in charge of demolishing an existing bird blind to prepare for the next crew to come in and construct a workshop and new bird blind. The main research is done on seals and birds in the area.

We flew into Punta Arenas, Chile, where we were briefed and prepared to spend two months sleeping in tents on the coast of Antarctica. My wife, Kristina and I were two of seven alumni selected to work with contractors from Bespoke Project Solutions at Cape Shirreff. More than 40 alumni applied. From Punta Arenas we flew into Antarctica on King George Island where we took a boat to Cape Shirreff. On the way back we took a boat from Cape Shirreff through the drake passage to Punta Arenas. This trip takes around four days in some of the roughest water in the world.

A typical day on the island was working all day. Get up around 7:30am, eat breakfast, and work until around 7:30pm with lunch and snack breaks throughout the day. Time is extremely hard to judge because we had around 16-20 hours of daylight. During the construction we were able to experience the area and take hikes with the scientists on site to learn about the process and studies they do.

The structures themselves took around three months to get down to site and two weeks to offload the boat. The whole project was a logistical nightmare, but the structures were completed. The structures were built out of structurally insulated panels for the floors, walls, and roofs to help maintain temperatures. The roof and exterior cladding were metal with the interior being all wood. The structures were lifted three feet off the ground to keep the structure out of the harsh elements. More than 26 4-foot-long metals stakes were used to anchor the structures to the ground.

Average temperatures were around 25-35 degrees with the wind ranging from 10 to 65 mph. It was not so much the snow, but rather the wind and rain were the harshest of the elements. The humidity in this location is 90%. During this time we had no showers and our sleeping arrangements were cots in a tent. During this it wasn’t uncommon to wake up to seals and penguins around your tents.”

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• 4 Paws 4 Life Rescue
• Allegiance Ranch and Equine Rescue Inc
• American Alpine Club
• Habitat for Humanity of Metro States
• Volunteer Fire Department of Big Elk

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Thanks to everyone who came out to this year’s festival on Sept 10th at Chaffee Park and braved the not so sunny weather to enjoy the music and fun! We handed out tons of cool LED bike lights and gave away a gift certificate to the Edgewater Beer Garden. Our team is grateful for the folks who stopped by our booth – we appreciate meeting new folks, as well as catching up with current and past clients.

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When: Saturday, July 23, 6-10pm

Tickets: https://app.mobilecause.com/e/mp8yGQ

Allegiance Ranch has a two-fold mission. One part is to offer support for the Veterans and First responder community who have done so much for each one of us, and the other is to intercept at-risk horses and provide a safe landing spot where they can contribute to veteran community or eventually find their forever home.

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The structure itself will become the hub of the Ranch’s outreach program to Veterans and First Responders as well as an epicenter to the essential volunteer community making this outreach possible. The Hero’s Headquarters will consist of an open, airy, and inviting multipurpose room with a barn door along one side opening onto a like size deck. The structure will be enclosable for inclement weather, and then open with shared space between indoor and outdoors for those wonderful Colorado days. The multipurpose room will be flanked by the ranch operations office at one end and a storage tack room at the other. The entire building will be ADA accessible, thus removing one of the typical impediments to its universal use.

This design will be on display at the Allegiance Ranch and Equine Rescue booth at the 2022 National Western Stock Show at the National Western Complex in States from January 8-23, 2022. Please stop in at the booth along the North wall of the event center to learn more about Allegiance Ranch and Equine Rescue.

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• 4 Paws 4 Life Rescue
• 350 Colorado
• 9to5 Colorado
• Allegiance Ranch and Equine Rescue Inc
• American Alpine Club
• Colorado Rapids Youth Soccer Club
• Colorado Mountain Bike Association
• ECDC African Community Center
• Mountain Phoenix Community School
• Volunteer Fire Department of Big Elk

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