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Care Center Tours: Learn About Our Eco-Friendly ProcessesExplore How Terramation and Water Cremation WorkJoin us for a guided tour of our Arvada Care Center on the last Friday of every month at 1 PMWe understand that choosing an end-of-life care option is a deeply personal decision. Thats why we invite you to visit our Care Center and see exactly how our processes work. Our monthly tours provide a welcoming, educational experience where you can learn about terramation and water cremation, see the equipment we use, and ask any questions you might have. Theres no pressure and no sales pitch, just honest information to help you make informed decisions.During your visit, youll have the opportunity to:Learn detailed explanations of both the terramation and water cremation processes from our knowledgeable staff View our state-of-the-art water cremation system up close See our Gen-4 Chrysalis vessels where the terramation process takes place Touch and examine samples of the organic materials used in terramation View donated Regenerative Living Soil, the nutrient-rich soil created through terramation See the liquid essence bio-stimulant produced from water cremation, which can be used for flower gardens, indoor and outdoor plants, and landscapes Ask questions in a comfortable, judgment-free environment Understand the environmental benefits of these ecological approaches Our tours are perfect for:Individuals considering pre-planning their own end-of-life arrangements Family members exploring options for a loved one Those interested in sustainable and ecological practices Anyone curious about innovative approaches to end-of-life care Community members who want to learn more about death care options available in Colorado TOUR DETAILSWhen: Last Friday of every month at 1:00 PM Duration: 60-90 minutes Location: The Natural Funeral Care Center, Arvada, CO Address: 6065 W 55th Place, Arvada, CO 80002 Cost: Free What to expect: Tours are conducted in small groups to allow for personal attention and questions. Groups are welcome. Please wear comfortable shoes. The tour involves some standing and walking through our facility and typically takes 60-90 minutes.  

Walk to End Alzheimers - Montrose / Olathe / DeltaDate: Saturday, September 26Location: Confluence Park, Delta, ColoradoSchedule:9:00 AM - Registration10:00 AM - Opening Ceremony followed by the WalkThe Walk to End Alzheimers is the worlds largest fundraiser dedicated to advancing the fight against Alzheimers disease and other forms of dementia. With promising new treatments emerging and growing awareness around brain health, now is the time for hope and action.Join members of the community as we come together to honor those living with Alzheimers, remember loved ones we have lost, and support research efforts to end this disease. Participants of all ages are welcome to walk and show their commitment to a future without Alzheimers.Your participation helps the Alzheimers Association continue providing care, support, and critical research funding for individuals and families affected by Alzheimers and dementia.

Walk to End Alzheimers - Grand JunctionDate: Saturday, October 10Location: Colorado Mesa University, Grand Junction, ColoradoSchedule:9:00 AM - Registration10:00 AM - Opening Ceremony followed by the WalkJoin the community for the Walk to End Alzheimers, the largest fundraising event in the world dedicated to Alzheimers care, support, and research.Now is the moment to take action. As new treatments continue to emerge in the fight against Alzheimers and other forms of dementia, events like this help build momentum toward a world without the disease.Walkers, volunteers, families, and community partners will gather at Colorado Mesa University to support those living with Alzheimers, honor caregivers, and remember loved ones affected by dementia.Funds raised through the walk help the Alzheimers Association provide education, advocacy, support programs, and research funding to advance treatments and ultimately find a cure.Community members of all ages are encouraged to participate.

Maintaining Financial Stability When Care Is Required for Seniors and Disabled AdultsLong-term care for seniors and disabled adults can place unexpected strain on finances. This class explores common financial concerns families face when care is required and discusses planning approaches that may help preserve income and assets.Event DetailsDate: Thursday, September 17Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AMLocation: 6385 Corporate Drive, Suite 303 Colorado Springs, CO 80919Attend in person or by Zoom.Space is limited to 20 participants. Reserve your spot today.Presented by Beneficent in partnership with PASCO.Zoom Link: https://calendly.com/beneficentzoom/protecting-financial-stability-when-care-is-required/2026-09-17T10:00:00-06:00?month=2026-09&date=2026-09-17