Stewardship Beyond Capital

Corporate Social Responsibility & Impact

True wealth extends beyond balance sheets. We believe in strengthening the Douglas County communities where we live, work, and raise our families.

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$185K+
Contributed to Colorado Charities & Public Education
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450+
Pro-Bono Advisory & Volunteer Hours in Douglas County
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100%
Paperless, Carbon-Neutral Cloud Advisory Operations
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38
Community Financial Literacy Workshops Delivered

Our Fiduciary Duty to Our Community

As an independent, locally rooted firm in Castle Rock, our standard of care is not restricted to client portfolios—it informs every decision we make in civic life.

Investing in Sustainable Futures

Plum Creek Investment Services was founded with a foundational belief: financial stewardship must enrich society. In Douglas County, rapid growth brings both remarkable opportunity and complex community needs.

Through volunteer hours, educational partnerships with regional school districts, and direct philanthropic grants, our advisors dedicate their expertise to building lasting financial resilience for local families, educators, and first responders.

Volunteers working together in community park
Strategic Impact

The Four Pillars of Plum Creek Impact

A structured framework focusing our resources where they create maximum long-term community value.

Students in financial literacy classroom
Pillar 1: Financial Education

Youth & Community Financial Literacy

Equipping future generations with foundational budgeting, compound interest mastery, credit management, and college savings strategies before they enter the workforce.

  • Seminars for Douglas County High School students
  • Complimentary retirement planning audits for teachers & staff
  • Free public workshops on budgeting & debt reduction
Colorado Front Range mountain landscape
Pillar 2: Conservation

Front Range Environmental Stewardship

Protecting the natural landscapes and watershed that define Castle Rock. We balance economic prosperity with active ecological conservation across the Front Range.

  • Sponsorship of Plum Creek Watershed riparian cleanups
  • Support for Douglas County Open Space & Trails foundation
  • 100% digital client onboarding reducing paper waste by 95%
Charitable donation and volunteering hands
Pillar 3: Philanthropy

Local Philanthropy & Non-Profit Matching

Amplifying the generosity of our clients and team. We partner with grassroots charitable organizations addressing food insecurity, homelessness, and veteran transition in Douglas County.

  • Annual 2-for-1 employee charitable matching campaign
  • Collaboration with Douglas County Community Foundation (DCCF)
  • Dedicated volunteer time-off for all advisory and support staff
Global sustainable investing network
Pillar 4: Sustainable Investing

Values-Aligned & ESG Wealth Strategies

For clients seeking intentional capital deployment, we construct personalized portfolios adhering to rigorous environmental, ethical, and governance criteria without compromising fiduciary rigor.

  • Customized negative screening & positive thematic tilting
  • Clean energy, water preservation, and ethical corporate governance
  • Transparent carbon-intensity and social impact reporting

Are You a Douglas County Non-Profit or Educator?

We provide pro-bono financial education workshops, retirement wellness sessions, and charitable grants for local non-profit organizations and schools across Castle Rock, Parker, Highlands Ranch, and Lone Tree.

Contact Our CSR Committee

Community Highlights in Action

A glance at recent initiatives led by our team and client partners.

Annual Outreach

First Responder Financial Readiness

Hosted specialized retirement pension analysis and survivorship planning seminars for local Castle Rock Fire and Douglas County Sheriff personnel.

Youth Development

Castle Rock High School Stock Pitch

Sponsored the annual financial literacy competition, mentoring students in fundamental company analysis, diversification, and long-term compounding.

Conservation Day

Plum Creek Trail Maintenance

Our team closed the office for a day of native willow planting, erosion stabilization, and trail clearing along the East Plum Creek Trail system.