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Vail Health donates $300,000 to the Sol Center at Alta Verde, a nonprofit facility launched by the Family & Intercultural Resource Center and Building Hope Summit County

The new facility will have a food market, thrift store, meeting space and offices for both nonprofits

This rending shows what the proposed Sol Center at Alta Verde will look like. It will contain space for both Family & Intercultural Resource Center and Building Hope Summit County on the McCain property in Breckenridge.
Allen-Guerra Architecture/Courtesy image

Vail Health is the latest Summit County organization to make a significant contribution to the soon-to-be Sol Center at Alta Verde

The nonprofit facility is a project between two Summit County-based organizations, the Family & Intercultural Resource Center and Building Hope Summit County. The new facility will be a campus for both organizations that will feature office space for the respective staff members, meeting space for community partners, a community food market and a thrift store. 

The Sol Center will be located on the 3.5 acres of the 128-acre McCain Property along Colorado Highway 9 and Coyne Valley Road, according to past Summit Daily reporting. The McCain Property aims to add 250 rental units through the Alta Verde workforce housing project.



Vail Health is committing $300,000 to the facility, according to a company news release. Other organizations who have donated to the project include Summit County government, the Summit Foundation and Centura. Mike and Anna Dudick, co-owners of Breckenridge Grand Vacations, also donated $1 million to the project last summer. 

For more information about the project, visit SummitFirc.org/SolCenter.


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