Serving Our Community

It's OK
To Be GOOD

Paul ensured his actions aligned with his faith by consistently volunteering in the community and mentoring youth, embodying his commitment to service and personal integrity. His guiding motto, "It's OK To Be GOOD," reflected his belief in the importance of kindness and positive influence. Paul's Mystery Ship aims to continue the community service Paul always championed, carrying forward his legacy of compassion and mentorship, while also promoting advocacy and awareness of ALS.

Youth Service Opportunities

Paul's Mystery Ship offers numerous opportunities for youth to engage in community service and personal growth, continuing Paul's legacy of compassion and mentorship. We are an approved charity for students at Regis Jesuit High School, Valor Christian High School, Rock Canyon High School, Douglas County High School, Renaissance Secondary, and Castle View High School to earn their service hours, helping them make a positive impact in their communities. Additionally, we can work with other schools to gain approval, allowing even more students to participate and embody Paul's guiding motto, "It's OK To Be GOOD," through acts of kindness and positive influence.

For additional information, please contact bonne.dannels@gmail.com

Advocacy In Action

Elevating Awareness and Support

We’re proud to sponsor a Christmas tree in Festival Park in downtown Castle Rock to raise awareness about ALS and support our mission of promoting advocacy through awareness, honoring those we've lost, and offering hope to families facing ALS.

After the season, these trees will be planted in local parks—creating a lasting symbol of hope, kindness, and love in our community.

6,000 blue flags. 6,000 lives changed by ALS each year.

We’re proud to participate in the 5th Annual I AM ALS Community Gathering & Awareness Event on the National Mall, honoring those impacted by ALS and advocating for action.

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