One brotherhood. Come as you are.
This is the front door. No signup, no commitment, no faith content. Just men doing things together.
Monthly men's breakfast. One book. Honest conversation over eggs, bacon, and strong coffee. This is where men who showed up to an outing start going deeper — without pressure.
Broken Boy to Mended Man
by Joe Hayes — A raw look at how father-wounds shape men, and how healing actually works.
Most men who enter the 8-week core first came to a breakfast. It's the natural bridge between “I went to a cookout once” and “I'm ready for something real.”
Eight men. Eight weeks. One mentor. Real conversations about identity, masculinity, wounds, addiction, relationships, work, faith, and what comes next.
Tuesday evening
No lectures. No curriculum binders. Your mentor asks a question, and the room gets honest. Some weeks you talk. Some weeks you just listen. Both count.
Learn moreThursday morning
Thirty minutes, one-on-one. Not therapy. Not advice. Just a man who's been where you are asking how you're actually doing — and waiting for the real answer.
Learn moreBetween meetings
Your triad — three guys from the cohort — checking in, calling each other out, sending memes at 11 PM. This is where the brotherhood actually gets built.
Learn moreSaturday
Not every week, but often enough. Hikes, range days, service projects. Something to do with your hands while the real conversation happens.
Learn moreThe 8-week core is the beginning, not the end. After you finish, you choose how to keep going.
Monthly cohort meeting + quarterly retreat + ongoing 1:1 with mentor (12-month commitment)
Learn moreWeekly self-led peer-triad meeting + bi-monthly check-in with cohort lead (lower-touch)
Learn moreFor men who've done 12+ months in continuation and are ready to mentor next year's cohort
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Once you're in, you're in. The door stays open.
Every mentee gets paired with a trained, vetted mentor. These are men who've been through the program, completed safe-environment training, passed background checks, and committed to showing up.
“I showed up to shoot clays because it was free. Nine months later I have a mentor, a career plan, and brothers who actually know me.”
“I signed up to give back. What I didn't expect is how much the brotherhood would give back to me.”
Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley, and the Front Range. Outings across the region. Cohorts at local churches. Brotherhood wherever you are.
Start with an outing. No pressure. No agenda. Just good men.