Estes Park Quota Gives Back

March 14, 2026.  

Quota Club’s Speech and Hearing Committee donated $1000 to the Estes Park School’s Speech and Language programs to support local students. Thanks to participants and sponsors of Estes Park Quota Club's Taste of Estes, Festival of Trees and donations to the Loan Closet, Quota Club is able to pitch in to help with community needs.

In their Facebook post, the School District commented, “We’re thrilled to share that we have a new touchscreen computer, made possible by generous funding from the Estes Park Quota Club—thank you!

“This upgrade allows all students, even our preschoolers, to actively participate in speech activities with greater independence. Instead of just watching, students can now interact, make selections, and stay fully engaged in their learning.

We’re so grateful for this support and the difference it’s making for our students!”

Pictured are Linda Schakenbach (Quotarian), Sundee Pietsch (Estes Park School District Director of Student Services), Janeen Buss (Estes Park School District Speech Language Pathologist) and Kathy Brazelton (Quotarian).

November 2025. 

Members of the Estes Park Quota Club Foundation Board recently donated $3,000 to EVICS Family Resource Center, to provide support for disadvantaged women and children in Estes Valley.

EVICS removes barriers so families in the Estes Valley can access childcare, mental health support, and education. This support empowers bilingual family advocacy, tuition assistance, childcare provider training, youth belonging and prevention, car-seat safety education, peer-led recovery groups and more.  

Estes Park Quota is a nonprofit 503(c)1 organization supporting the Estes Park community for 75 years, helping disadvantaged women and children. We have a Medical Supply Loan Closet open to all residents of Estes and visitors for a nominal fee. Other local efforts include helping hearing and speech impaired individuals, providing education scholarships and service to seniors.