A coffee house with purpose

A cOFFEE HOUSE
WITH PURPOSE

A coffee house with purpose

A coffee house with purpose

Some ideas are so simple, they feel like they should have always existed. A coffee house that takes your morning coffee and turns it into real support for local teens.

Some ideas are so simple, they feel like they should have always existed. A coffee house that takes your morning coffee and turns it into real support for local teens.

Some ideas are so simple, they feel like they should have always existed. A coffee house that takes your morning coffee and turns it into real support for local teens.

Our Story

Our Story

For over thirty years, Amy Mays has worked alongside teens, helping them navigate life's challenges. As a youth director and counselor, she learned something crucial: teens need places where they feel they truly belong, where getting support doesn't feel like a big deal.

That's why she started Happy Crew in 2007. It began with weekly meetings where teens could be themselves, find their voice, and know they matter. What started with just a few students grew steadily. In the 2024-2025 school year, Happy Crew will host a total of 23 weekly meetings that bring together an average of 75 students each time. Already, 183 different teens have found community through Happy Crew this year alone—and we're on track to connect with over 200 students before summer. But we need to do more.

For over thirty years, Amy Mays has worked alongside teens, helping them navigate life's challenges. As a youth director and counselor, she learned something crucial: teens need more than programs. They need places where they feel they truly belong, where getting support doesn't feel like a big deal.

That's why she started Happy Crew in 2007. It began with weekly meetings where teens could be themselves, find their voice, and know they matter. What started with just a few students grew steadily. In the 2024-2025 school year, Happy Crew will host a total of 23 weekly meetings that bring together an average of 75 students each time. Already, 183 different teens have found community through Happy Crew this year alone—and we're on track to connect with over 200 students before summer. But we need to do more.

For over thirty years, Amy Mays has worked alongside teens, helping them navigate life's challenges. As a youth director and counselor, she learned something crucial: teens need more than programs. They need places where they feel they truly belong, where getting support doesn't feel like a big deal.

That's why she started Happy Crew in 2007. It began with weekly meetings where teens could be themselves, find their voice, and know they matter. What started with just a few students grew steadily. In the 2024-2025 school year, Happy Crew will host a total of 23 weekly meetings that bring together an average of 75 students each time. Already, 183 different teens have found community through Happy Crew this year alone—and we're on track to connect with over 200 students before summer. But we need to do more.

For over thirty years, Amy Mays has worked alongside teens, helping them navigate life's challenges. As a youth director and counselor, she learned something crucial: teens need more than programs. They need places where they feel they truly belong, where getting support doesn't feel like a big deal.

That's why she started Happy Crew in 2007. It began with weekly meetings where teens could be themselves, find their voice, and know they matter. What started with just a few students grew steadily. In the 2024-2025 school year, Happy Crew will host a total of 23 weekly meetings that bring together an average of 75 students each time. Already, 183 different teens have found community through Happy Crew this year alone—and we're on track to connect with over 200 students before summer. But we need to do more.

The Reality
We Face

The Reality We Face

In Douglas County, suicide is the leading cause of death for youth aged 10-24. Colorado ranks 41st in the nation for youth mental health support access. Behind these statistics are real teens who often feel alone, unsure where to turn. We can't solve this through traditional programs alone—we need to make support part of our community's everyday life.

In Douglas County, suicide is the leading cause of death for youth aged 10-24. Colorado ranks 41st in the nation for youth mental health support access. Behind these statistics are real teens who often feel alone, unsure where to turn. We can't solve this through traditional programs alone—we need to make support part of our community's everyday life.

In Douglas County, suicide is the leading cause of death for youth aged 10-24. Colorado ranks 41st in the nation for youth mental health support access. Behind these statistics are real teens who often feel alone, unsure where to turn. We can't solve this through traditional programs alone—we need to make support part of our community's everyday life.

Creating Something New

That's why we're building Happy Crew Coffee House. It's a simple idea: great coffee and good work can help create better support for local teens. Our members do what they'd do anyway—grab coffee, meet clients, get work done—but now these everyday moments help fund and sustain youth mental health programs.

In the evenings, this space becomes home to Happy Crew's programs. Teens find themselves in a place built by their community, where getting support feels as comfortable as meeting a friend for coffee.

Looking Forward

It's about creating a community where teens know help is always available. Where getting support isn't something to hide. Where everyone knows they matter. We're growing every day, reaching more students, creating more connections, and building stronger support networks throughout Douglas County.

It's about creating a community where teens know help is always available. Where getting support isn't something to hide. Where everyone knows they matter. We're growing every day, reaching more students, creating more connections, and building stronger support networks throughout Douglas County.

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Average annual coffee spending redirected into community impact

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Teens reached through community support by 2026

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Working toward zero youth suicides in Douglas County

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Ready to make your coffee matter more? Whether you run a business, need a great place to work, or you're a student looking for connection—there's a place for you here.

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