The Space We Are Building
A permanent Community Healing Center in the Denver metro area — a home for survivors, families, and young people to create, record, and heal.
All images on this page are concept renderings. They show the facility we are working toward, not a building we currently operate.
Where We Work Today
Our creative arts and journaling workshops run every week during fall and spring sessions — in rented space. Our podcast is produced at The Hunii House Entertainment Studio, a company affiliated with a member of our board, which donates studio time, audio engineering, and original music to the Foundation.
Real work happens in borrowed rooms. But how many people we reach depends on how much time we can arrange. That ceiling is real, and a permanent space is how we lift it.
Inside the Center
Welcome & Reception
A front door that feels safe to walk through. The first thing anyone sees is a room built to say you are seen, you are heard, you matter — before a single word is spoken.
Community Lounge
Somewhere to sit without being rushed. Survivors, families, and volunteers gather here between sessions, over coffee, or just to be around people who understand.
Survivor Art & Creative Room
A permanent home for our creative arts and journaling workshops, with proper supply storage and wall space to display the work children make. Room to grow well past the sessions we can host today.
Media & Podcast Studio
Where survivor stories get recorded, and where our music production program will teach young people recording, vocal production, and audio engineering on real equipment.
Wellness Studio
Open floor for movement, breathwork, and group wellness sessions — the physical side of recovery that talking alone does not reach.
Massage Therapy Room
A dedicated space for the licensed massage therapists who work with us on scheduled days. Bodywork matters for burn and trauma survivors living with scar tissue and changed sensation.
Private Meeting & Support Group Rooms
Quiet rooms for one-to-one conversations and peer support groups, where people can speak freely without an audience.
Why It Matters
Right now our reach is limited by borrowed hours. A permanent facility means more sessions, more consistency, and a place young people and survivors can count on being there next week — and the week after that.
Help Us Build It
Every gift moves this closer. Whether it funds a month of art supplies or a room with someone’s name on the door, it builds the same thing.
Donate to the Building FundTo discuss a major gift, a naming opportunity, or a corporate partnership:
sedouard@limcfoundation.org · (909) 333-5462
Life In Many Colors Foundation is a registered 501(c)(3) public charity, EIN 41-5056947.
Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
