Our Clients Below is a list of some of Spark's past and present clients and funders. Colorado Legislative and Judicial Branch, including: Task Force for the Continuing Examination of the Mentally Ill in the Justice System House Joint Resolution 07-1050 Behavioral Health Task Force Colorado Office of the State Court Administrator, State Judicial Senate President Peter Groff Colorado Executive Branch, including: Colorado Departments of Public Health and Environment, Human Services, Education, Public Safety, Agriculture, and Natural Resources First Lady Jeannie Ritter Lieutenant Governor Jane Norton Statutorily mandated State Department planning groups, including the Farm to School Task Force, Interbasin Compact Committee, Colorado Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, Tony Grampass Youth Service Fund, Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Council, Prevention Leadership Council, and the Interagency Health Disparities Leadership Council. Colorado and national foundations, including: The Colorado Trust Colorado Health Foundation Caring for Colorado Foundation David and Lucille Packard Foundation MacArthur Foundation AstraZeneca's Foundation Federal Departments and Programs, including: Family and Youth Services Bureau Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Bureau of Maternal and Child Health Department of Education's Safe and Drug Free School's Program Statewide organizations and planning groups, including: Legal organizations, such as the Colorado Bar Association and Colorado Campaign for Inclusive Excellence Health policy organizations, such as the Colorado Coalition for the Medically Underserved, Colorado Children's Campaign, Colorado Community Health Network, Colorado Rural Health Center Community, consumer, and family organizations, such as the Colorado Consumer Health Initiative, Family Leadership Academy, Federation of Families for Children's Mental Health, and Metro Organizations for People Planning groups, such as All Kids Covered, Project Bloom, and Blue Ribbon Policy Council Policy organizations, such as the Center for Network Development, Colorado Institute for Public Policy, and Colorado Health Institute Local government and community groups, including: Colorado Water Basin Roundtable Mile High United Way Garfield, Montrose, Huerfano, and Moffat Departments of Human Services; and Montezuma County Partners Mental health centers throughout the state including Jefferson Center for Mental Health, North Range Behavioral Health, Colorado West, and San Luis Valley Mental Health Center