A nonprofit is stepping in to organize the event after organizers of the initial parade said they didn’t get enough fundraising.

The community came together to save the Colorado Springs Veterans Day Parade on Tuesday, Oct. 8, now the parade is under a new organizer. The parade was canceled on Friday, Oct. 4 by the Colorado Springs Veterans Day Parade Board,

After the parade’s cancellation, many from the community came forward with support for the event. New organizers, Colorado International Events, have been chosen to take over the annual parade. The company has previous experience organizing events in the city, including the Saint Patrick’s Day Parade.

Organizers said they could not reach a minimum fundraising level of $50,000 this year, the estimated yearly cost of the event.

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Last week, the Colorado Springs Veterans Day board of directors was forced to cancel the 25th Veterans Day Parade because of a lack of participation.