Glenn Fee came to Bluff Lake after serving as the Director of the Community Action Program at the University of Denver for seven years. An avid traveler, he has spent extensive time in India, Nepal, and southeast Asia. Glenn received his BA in English from The Ohio State University and studied in the Graduate School of International Studies at the University of Denver. Glenn was a founding member of Rock the Earth, an environmental advocacy group, and currently serves on the board of The Park People and Thangde Gatsal, a Tibetan arts organization. In his spare time, Glenn enjoys cycling, traveling, listening to live music, and exploring the world through the eyes of his infant son, Cedar.

Mendy Evans is the one you talk with if you have questions about BLNC's fundraising efforts. She has worked with nonprofit organizations for many years, having been previously involved with Judi’s House and Rape Assistance and Awareness Program. Before entering the nonprofit world, Mendy was a public health researcher with the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. Coming to work at Bluff Lake has been a great return to Mendy’s early environmental activist roots, having received a BS in Environmental Health from Colorado State University. When not encouraging people to support Bluff Lake, Mendy likes travelling, photography, and creative writing.