A Better Colorado Foundation
Make a Difference In The Lives of Those Who Have Served
Impacting Children in Need
Serving Colorado and the Front Range
Our Mission
A Better Colorado Foundation, was established with the primary purpose of transforming recreational events into charitable fundraisers, aimed at supporting local Colorado non-profit organizations. We serve as an exclusive fundraising arm for these organizations, primarily focusing on veteran’s and children’s causes.
Our mission is to financially empower smaller charities in Colorado that are passionately dedicated to their respective causes but face financial challenges, enabling them to continue making a positive impact. Our vision is to contribute to a better Colorado by cultivating an engaged community that supports and uplifts the invaluable work of local non-profit organizations.
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NEED ADVISORY BOARD INFO FROM JASON AND PHOTOS/BIOSJohnny is a former U.S. Army Ranger out of 2nd Ranger Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment. He deployed four times between Iraq and Afghanistan, spanning the positions of private, SAW Gunner, Team Leader, and Squad Leader throughout his service. He also spent five years working for a private contractor protecting the U.S. Ambassador to Iraq as the Tactical Commander, spanning three different U.S. Ambassadors.
Johnny never saw himself helping men find their most authentic self through understanding where they developed their perceptions and limitations from, but in 2014, after experiencing a divorce, he had to have real conversations internally about his role in the divorce, where he was going in life, and what his purpose was now that he was no longer fighting for our flag. In the course of working on his own self discovery, he realized many men were struggling in life not only to find themselves, but to live life on their terms and give back to them first, before giving to others. He had experienced many true alpha men struggle with their ability to experience life outside of hostility and wanted to help them transition into men who could live in peace and happiness while still possessing their strength and authenticity.
In that light, he created his podcast, The Art of Masculinity, developed high level experiences for men known as The Wildman Experience, wrote the new best selling men's book Design the Man Within, and created The Elite Man Community to help men optimize themselves, provide community, and offer tools to find their authenticity and independence.
Johnny never saw himself helping men find their most authentic self through understanding where they developed their perceptions and limitations from, but in 2014, after experiencing a divorce, he had to have real conversations internally about his role in the divorce, where he was going in life, and what his purpose was now that he was no longer fighting for our flag. In the course of working on his own self discovery, he realized many men were struggling in life not only to find themselves, but to live life on their terms and give back to them first, before giving to others. He had experienced many true alpha men struggle with their ability to experience life outside of hostility and wanted to help them transition into men who could live in peace and happiness while still possessing their strength and authenticity.
In that light, he created his podcast, The Art of Masculinity, developed high level experiences for men known as The Wildman Experience, wrote the new best selling men's book Design the Man Within, and created The Elite Man Community to help men optimize themselves, provide community, and offer tools to find their authenticity and independence.
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Captain Cunefare enlisted in the Army National Guard in 2006 and then commissioned as an Engineer Officer in 2009. She served as an Engineer Platoon Leader before being selected for the Army Special Operations Command’s Cultural Support Teams Program in 2011. She deployed in Operation Enduring Freedom three times as an attachment to teams conducting helicopter missions of national significance.
Captain Cunefare was also assigned to the Joint Special Operations Command in Fort Bragg, NC as Public Affairs Officer where she delivered daily briefings on public perception of operations to command staff, also supporting exercises and contingency operations in various locations worldwide. She was selected to serve on the advisory board for the United States Special Operations Commander’s decision to lift the combat exclusion ban, contributing to the expansion of opportunities available to female military personnel.
Captain Cunefare retired in 2022, now residing in Boulder, Colorado. She enjoys mountain bike touring in Colorado and exploring countries south of the United States. She is deeply involved in philanthropic work that helps Veterans and others heal from PTSD through alternative therapies.
Captain Cunefare was also assigned to the Joint Special Operations Command in Fort Bragg, NC as Public Affairs Officer where she delivered daily briefings on public perception of operations to command staff, also supporting exercises and contingency operations in various locations worldwide. She was selected to serve on the advisory board for the United States Special Operations Commander’s decision to lift the combat exclusion ban, contributing to the expansion of opportunities available to female military personnel.
Captain Cunefare retired in 2022, now residing in Boulder, Colorado. She enjoys mountain bike touring in Colorado and exploring countries south of the United States. She is deeply involved in philanthropic work that helps Veterans and others heal from PTSD through alternative therapies.
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Organizations We've Helped
99 Hearts
99 Hearts is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that operates out of a private, tranquil and scenic ranch in the foothills of Golden, CO. Their unique services, facilities and horses combined with being in nature provides an impactful forum for their participants to make a change in their lives. They offer three programs, Family Services, Workforce Development and Suicide Awareness & Support. They incorporate horses into many of their services, and also offer virtual services. They carefully chose horses with a special story that enjoy healing people, and experienced facilitators with a passion for helping people making a change. The programs at 99 Hearts are one-of-a-kind and they are proud to offer unique and transformative services to their participants.