Upcoming Events
High Altitude Comedy Show Benefiting TreeTop at Breckenridge DistilleryNovember 22nd, 2025
Get ready for a night of laughs, community, and good spirits! High Altitude Comedy is teaming up with Breckenridge Distillery to host a comedy night benefiting Treetop Child Advocacy Center.
Enjoy craft cocktails and world-class whiskey while some of Summit County’s funniest comedians take the stage to bring the laughs. More than just a comedy show, this is an evening with purpose—every ticket helps support Treetop’s mission to protect and empower children in need.
TreeTop Advocacy serves children across Colorado’s 5th Judicial District who have experienced abuse, neglect, or trauma. With your help, we aim to raise $25,000 to fund forensic interviews, family advocacy, and trauma-informed care — services that cost an average of $5,000 per child but make a lifetime of difference.
Come laugh, give, and be part of healing. Whether you’re local or just visiting, your ticket and donations will help us ensure that every child has a safe space to be heard and to heal.
Mi Casa DinnerDecember 6th, 2025
Join us for an evening of delicious food and meaningful impact at Mi Casa Restaurant & Cantina in Breckenridge! On December 6th, a portion of the evening’s dinner proceeds will be generously donated to TreeTop Child Advocacy Center in honor of Colorado Gives Day.
Mi Casa has been a Breckenridge favorite for over 40 years — a cozy, family-friendly spot perfect for après-ski and community connection. And now, they’re once again stepping up to support a mission that matters.
TreeTop Advocacy serves children across Colorado’s 5th Judicial District who have experienced abuse, neglect, or trauma. With your help, we aim to raise $25,000 to fund forensic interviews, family advocacy, and trauma-informed care — services that cost an average of $5,000 per child but make a lifetime of difference.
Come dine, give, and be part of healing. Whether you’re local or just visiting, your meal at Mi Casa will help us ensure that every child has a safe space to be heard and to heal.
The Blue Fish Japanese RestaurantDecember 8th, 2025
Join us at The Blue Fish Japanese Restaurant on Monday, December 8th, 2025, from 4–9 PM, for an evening of sushi, sips, and giving back! A portion of proceeds from select food and drinks will benefit TreeTop Child Advocacy Center as part of our Colorado Gives Day efforts.
You’ll be supporting children and families in crisis — just by enjoying:
🍣 Sushi Rolls That Give Back
– Sundae Roll, 121 Roll, and Rainbow Roll: $3 from each donated to TreeTop
🍸 Signature Cocktails
– Cucumber Saketini or Lychee Mango Cocktail: $1 donated per drink
🥂 Japanese Vodka Seltzers
– Four refreshing flavors: $2 from each goes to TreeTop
TreeTop provides trauma-informed care, forensic interviews, and advocacy services for child victims of abuse in Colorado’s 5th Judicial District. Every bite and sip brings hope and healing to a child in need.
🗓️ Monday, December 8th, 2025
🕓 4 PM – 9 PM
đź“Ť The Blue Fish, Breckenridge, CO
TreeTop Advocacy serves children across Colorado’s 5th Judicial District who have experienced abuse, neglect, or trauma. With your help, we aim to raise $25,000 to fund forensic interviews, family advocacy, and trauma-informed care — services that cost an average of $5,000 per child but make a lifetime of difference.
Come dine, give, and be part of healing. Whether you’re local or just visiting, your meal at The Blue Fish will help us ensure that every child has a safe space to be heard and to heal.
CO Gives Day 2025December 9th, 2025
Wild Youth Passages Group Therapy SessionYounger Cohort (13-14 year olds)
Wild Youth Passages meets for weekly group therapy sessions located all around Summit County! When specific program activities are better fit for an indoor environment during the winter months, we will meet at our therapy office in Dillon.
Wild Youth Passages has both a younger (13-14 years of age) and older (15-18 years of age) teen cohort. Each cohort meets for weekly group therapy sessions, as well as quarterly, weekend-long nature retreats. The weekly group meeting times by cohort are as follow:
Younger Cohort (13-14 year olds)
Summer: Fridays from 10:30am-1pm
School Year: Saturdays from 3pm-5pm
Wild Youth Passages is free to all participants! Additionally, transportation can be provided as needed.
For further information on the Wild Youth Passages program & steps on how to enroll, please contact Melissa Malter at melissa@wildnaturesummit.com.
Wild Youth Passages Group Therapy SessionOlder Cohort (15-18 year olds)
Wild Youth Passages meets for weekly group therapy sessions located all around Summit County! When specific program activities are better fit for an indoor environment during the winter months, we will meet at our therapy office in Dillon.
Wild Youth Passages has both a younger (13-14 years of age) and older (15-18 years of age) teen cohort. Each cohort meets for weekly group therapy sessions, as well as quarterly, weekend-long nature retreats. The weekly group meeting times by cohort are as follow:
Older Cohort (15-18 year olds)
Summer: Wednesdays from 10:30am-1pm
School Year: Wednesdays from 3pm-5:30pm
Wild Youth Passages is free to all participants! Additionally, transportation can be provided as needed.
For further information on the Wild Youth Passages program & steps on how to enroll, please contact Melissa Malter at melissa@wildnaturesummit.com.
Ongoing Mile High Client Groups
DUI Education: Wednesdays 10am – 12pm
DUI Treatment: Thursdays 10am – 12pm
Teen EOP: Wednesdays 3pm – 5pm, Thursdays 3:45pm – 5:45pm, Saturday 1PM-3PM
Mile High Behavioral Health Community Events
Family Unity Network – Parenting Support Group
- First Tuesday of every month
S.H.I.F.T – Peer-Led Recovery Group
- 5-6PM every Wednesday at the MHBHC Office
Join Us in Spirit
For those unable to attend in person events or who want to contribute more, feel free to donate to TreeTop Child Advocacy Center’s mission.
Your donation, whether a one-time gift or a monthly contribution, plays a crucial role in providing essential services and support to those in need across multiple communities.
