Building Community for the Future
English In Action’s new home, The Center for Communication is under construction in El Jebel, Colorado, with completion slated for May 2025. Our new Center will create a warm, welcoming, and productive learning environment for adult immigrants and ensure that everyone in the Valley has a place to feel heard, honored, and celebrated. What’s more, it will allow us to substantially grow our programs in the years to come.
Thanks to the generosity of supporters like YOU, we have reached our fundraising goal! Together, we raised just shy of $5.5 million in less than three years to cover the costs of construction and ensure that the space honors the contributions of adult immigrants and volunteer tutors for generations. The Welcome Home capital campaign succeeded because our entire community came together with a common commitment to the power of communication and friendship.
To view the complete list of donors who contributed to build the new Center for Communication, click HERE.
If you would like to pledge your support for the campaign and help shape the Center’s future, please donate using the button below.
To make a gift by check, write “Welcome Home” in the memo and mail it to English In Action, PO Box 4856, Basalt, CO 81621. Contact heather@englishinaction.org to make a multi-year pledge or a stock gift.
Your support of our new Center will allow English In Action to amplify the good we are doing in the Roaring Fork Valley. In our new home we will be able to:
Your investment in our $5 million capital campaign will provide English In Action with a much-needed new facility that demonstrates how seriously we take the work of creating community. For more information on the Center for Communication or to schedule a site tour, contact our Development Director, Heather Hicks Stumpf at heather@englishinaction.org or (970) 963-9200.
“English In Action is not just an organization focused on supporting people to learn a second language, but an organization that creates strong relationships based on respect between tutors and students. Those relationships help students, like me, develop a sense of strength and belonging. For many of us, English In Action is a second home.”
