Corporate memberships.
Happy Crew has been a place for Douglas County teens since 2007. The coffee house funds that work. A corporate membership is how your company can be part of it.
Three tiers, $500 to $2,500 a month
Everything a company gets falls into one of three parts.
Shop credit
A monthly credit your team spends here: meetings, client visits, a day when somebody deserves a good coffee. Anything unused becomes a tax-deductible donation.
Coffee cards
One-drink cards printed with your company’s name, delivered in batches. Yours to hand out however you want.
Recognition
Your logo in the shop and on our website, and a social media introduction when you join.
The cards are the part people underestimate.
Each card is good for one drink, and it carries your name. Hand one to a customer, a patient, anyone having a long day. It costs very little, and you are the one who did something kind.
The cards are a gift you get to give.
The pricing is arithmetic, on purpose. A coffee card is $5. Shop credit is worth its face value. The two add up to the price exactly, at every tier, so nothing is hidden and nothing needs defending.
Impact Partner
$1,000
50 coffee cards a month, printed with your name
$750 of shop credit a month
Larger logo placement in the shop and on our website
Social media introduction
Mission Partner
$2,500
125 coffee cards a month, printed with your name
$1,875 of shop credit a month
Prominent logo placement, plus Community Board recognition
Quarterly check-in with founder Amy Mays
First access to new programs and events
If a different shape would serve you better, that is fine too. More cards and less credit, or the other way around; tell Curtis what would be useful and he will put the numbers together.
Why this place exists.
Happy Crew has been working with Douglas County teens since 2007: a place where they know they matter and they belong, well before anybody reaches a crisis. The coffee house funds that work. Every membership and every drink goes to the same place.
About one in five Douglas County high schoolers report feeling so sad or hopeless that they stopped their usual activities. It is why we are here.
2025 Healthy Kids Colorado Survey, Douglas County high school report
Questions people ask.
Curious? Start here.
Curtis gets a heads-up the moment you send it, so a real person knows you asked.
Ready to talk instead? Grab a time with Curtis directly → Meetings happen at the shop, so you will see the space while you are at it.