2025-12-17T13:49:40-08:00 2025-06-30 860553260 Janice Moen CPA 12 Vista Drive Hooksett NH 03106 990EZ 2024-07-01 843770665 In The Weeds INTH 9708801570 377 E 4th Ave Durango CO 81301 Dillon Lindborg Chair/Treasurer 2025-12-17 true true Janice Moen CPA P01206712 5052502231 X 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X X https://www.intheweedsco.org X X 106973 X 106904 69 0 0 0 0 106973 146152 27087 14042 84 31888 219253 -112280 210970 -669 98021 X 104450 6792 113915 92060 218365 98852 7395 831 210970 98021 To provide support to staff within the hospitality industry and to create a sustainable restaurant community. Between July 1, 2024, and June 30, 2025, In The Weeds (ITW) served over 400 individuals across Southwest Colorado, continuing to expand its impact within the restaurant, hospitality, and tourism industries. Program highlights include:Peer-Led Support GroupsITW offered safe, confidential peer support groups throughout the year, helping industry professionals navigate challenges such as burnout, addiction, anxiety, and isolation. These gatheringsled by licensed professionals or trained facilitatorsencouraged open dialogue, emotional support, and connection among participants.Wellness & Alternative Activities In partnership with local businesses, ITW hosted wellness-driven events like snowshoeing, yoga, paddleboarding, river float days, and social gatherings. These events helped individuals relax, rebuild relationships, and access healthy ways to manage stress. Our gear-lending program (which includes inflatable kayaks and paddleboards) has been particularly successful among young workers looking for low-cost ways to enjoy the outdoors and prioritize their mental health.Individualized Support & Resource NavigationWith the loss of a physical office space, ITW pivoted to a more flexible outreach modelmeeting participants in coffee shops, public libraries, and via digital platforms. This approach helped maintain access to services like resume building, job placement assistance, financial and housing referrals, and personal goal-setting. ITW also worked in collaboration with Housing Solutions for the Southwest to assist individuals in applying for housing when possible.Youth & First-Time Worker SupportWe worked directly with youth entering the job marketwhether attending school full-time or transitioning straight into the workforce. Support included help with resumes, job applications, and one-on-one mentorship. Youth employed in the local industry also accessed our recreation gear lending program, allowing them opportunities to unwind and recharge outside of work.Community Partnerships & Public AwarenessITW continued to serve as a trusted support hub for employers and employees. We received regular referrals from local restaurants, health partners, and service providers. While our Spanish-speaking staff member left in May 2025, we are actively seeking funding to reinstate that position and strengthen engagement with the Latinx community. In the meantime, weve sustained connections through bilingual flyers, word-of-mouth referrals, and community events that focus on inclusion and trust-building.Despite limited resources, ITW continues to fill vital service gaps for working individuals in our communityoffering connection, compassion, and pathways to stability in a demanding industry. 178601 178601 Dillon Lindborg Chair/Treasurer 1.00 0 Kim DeVenero Director 1.00 0 Dave Woodruff Director 1.00 0 Chris Bissonnette Director 1.00 0 Nicole Landrus Director 1.00 0 Angela Sayler Director 1.00 0 Blaine Bailey Past Exec. 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