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Parker Task Force Scrapbook
2010

Sponsors Help Make PTF'S 2nd Annual Golf Tournament Held June 7th
at the Spring Valley Golf Club in Elizabeth A Huge Success
Picture Album

   All of the volunteers at PTF would like to send a heartfelt thanks to all of the wonderful golfers and sponsors who helped us make our second annual golf tournament a huge success.

   PTF's all volunteer force does wonderful work in the communities of Parker, Elizabeth and Franktown for our neighbors in need. But we cannot do it alone. This kind of an effort truly shows what a group of committed people in a community can do to make life a little better for everyone.

   We don't have a list of all of our golfers but just take a look at the list of heroes below and we are sure you will agree that all of these fine folks deserve a tremendous Thank You!!

   Of course we would be remiss if we didn't also thank the one sponsor of our effort that made everything possible. Justin Cirbo and all of the staff at Spring Valley Golf Club went above and beyond to help PTF make this event special. Their organizational skills, flair for presentation and overall "niceness" can't be beat.

   All we can say is we very much look forward to seeing you all again next year!!

Tournament Pictures
   Click here for the pictures from the tournament.

A Special Thanks to our Sponsors

The Mortgage Company - Silver Sponsor Briargate at Main - Bronze Sponsor Spring Valley Gas - Bronze Sponsor Douglas & Brenda Nath - Bronze Sponsor Hole Sponsors:   1st Bank   IREA   Tecra Tools   Prudential Peak Real Estate   Chic-Fil-A   Matheu's Fine Watch   Intergroup Architects   Peters & Associates/Kathy Denson   Sign-A-Rama   Brent & Gina Osland   Clark & Jan Hastings   Gary & Lisa Block   Snow Family   The Law Offices of C.A. James, LLC   Infiniti   19 Hour Fitness PTF Sponsors:   Dave Landin   Robert & Barb Maier   Richard & Carol Brandt   Ritchy Haynes   Mark & Connie Lerner   Larry & Kathleen Cramm   Gary & Jane Traver Other contributors:   Spring Valley Golf Club   American Furniture Warehouse   Fresh Fish Co.   Brunswick Bowling   Parker Police Dept.   Mike Bard Baseball   Mountain Dental

Other contributors - Continued: Matt Hefner Trappers Hampton Inn City Bark Joe Cino D&D Tires Pradera Golf Town of Parker Hoilday Inn Del Frisco's Keller Auto Pinery Country Club Kwik Car Wash Blackstone Golf Quail Run Sports Club Locker Room Sports Egg & I Don Prosser Sprouts Mikuni Japanese Restaurant Lil Ricci's Baker St. Pub/Grill Parker Day Spa Extreme Auto Brakes Plus Grill on the Hill Denver Center for Performing Arts Texas Roadhouse Chili's To the Rescue Lowe's Hickory House Stagecoach Safeway Diana Riley - Mary Kay Chase Bank Quiznos Lifetime Fitness Noodles & Co. Ora Labs Tonti's Pizza Wingman

The 2010 Thanksgiving Program Was A Huge Success

     The Parker Task Force for Human Services conveys a tremendous thank you to the citizens of the greater Parker area who donated food and made monetary contributions to the annual Thanksgiving meal project.  The project was a huge success thanks to everyone who contributed including area churches, schools, clubs, neighborhood groups and individual families.

     The Parker Task Force provided complete Thanksgiving meals to 400 families and Thanksgiving turkeys to an additional 500 families.  We distributed food baskets first to the client families of the Parker Task Force.  But due to the tremendous number of donated food baskets, we assisted several other programs with Thanksgiving food donations, including the Women’s Crisis and Family Outreach Center, the Elizabeth Food Bank, the Elbert Food Bank, Denver Inner City Parrish, and Warriors in Transition at Fort Carson.

  Cherokee Trail Elementary Student Council organized a Thanksgiving Dinner Food Drive.  During those five days, the school was able to collect enough food to provide 49 complete dinner baskets to families in Parker.  Then six families along with the assistant principal, Shanna Martin, delivered all the meals on Sunday.

The people of Newday Seventh Day Adventist donated 71 Thanksgiving baskets.

Bright and smiling faces from Newday Seventh Day Adventist
 carrying in Thanksgiving baskets

Youth from Providence Presbyterian Church annually help with the distribution of Thanksgiving Baskets. They are energetic and agreeable to take on any task assigned to them, including compacting the cardboard recycling bin as shown in the photo.

Like so many caring Parker families, Ted and his daughters brought a Thanksgiving basket to the Task Force and are shown here along with Co-Chairman Steve of the Task Force.

The youth from Parker United Church of Christ volunteered at the Task Force helping with Thanksgiving baskets and also donated baskets to the very successful project. 

_______________________________________ 20118 E. Mainstreet • Unit D • Parker, Colorado 80138 • 303-841-3460

December 1, 2010 To the Community,      The Parker Task Force for Human Services conveys a tremendous thank you to the citizens of the greater Parker area who donated food and made monetary contributions to the annual Thanksgiving meal project.  The project was a huge success thanks to everyone who contributed including area churches, schools, clubs, neighborhood groups and individual families.      The Parker Task Force provided complete Thanksgiving meals to 400 families and Thanksgiving turkeys to an additional 500 families.  We distributed food baskets first to the client families of the Parker Task Force.  But due to the tremendous number of donated food baskets, we assisted several other programs with Thanksgiving food donations, including the Women’s Crisis and Family Outreach Center, the Elizabeth Food Bank, the Elbert Food Bank, Denver Inner City Parrish, and Warriors in Transition at Fort Carson.      On behalf of all of the volunteers at the Parker Food Bank, we are grateful for the support from our neighbors and friends.  Thanks to this community’s compassion, we are able to provide the helping hand to client families in need.  More importantly, the client families tell us they appreciate the support. Sincerely, Diane F. Roth Diane F. Roth Volunteer – Parker Task Force for Human Services

Not to toot our own horns but… is coming this summer to Parker UMC!

   This production will be family friendly, with all ages needed to create the show. Everyone (babies, grandparents, parents, adults, teens, college kids, etc.) who auditions, gets in! Families can still take their vacations, as long as you can be there the week of the show. We’ll rehearse 3 evenings a week and not everyone will be called for every rehearsal. We want this to be FUN!!!

   There will be a participation fee to offset the cost of production, costume rentals and other such expenses. The fee will be $30 for individuals, with $10 extra for each additional family member. No more than $50 will be charged for a single family. If this fee prevents you from participating, please let us know. We don’t want to lose anyone because of the fee. All proceeds from the show, after expenses, will go the Parker Task Force.

   Auditions are June 2nd and 3rd from 6:00 - 8:30 at Parker United Methodist Church on Parker Road . Prepare a 30 second song if you want to be considered for a solo. And read – if you want a line. Otherwise, just come and be a part of the citizenry of River City.

   Performance dates are set for July 29th, 30th, and 31st.