Auto Dealers
Faricy Boys
4950 New Car Drive
Phone: 636-1333
Web: faricy.com
Year Established: 1942
No one from Faricy Boys was available to speak to the CSBJ.
From its website: “We truly care about our customers and want them to walk away happy for years to come. We’re always willing to help, whether it’s jeep-buying advice, or real-life suggestions about making a trade-in. Every driver deserves the wave of satisfaction that comes with getting behind the wheel of a perfect-fitting car. Our staff aims to do that every time by being attentive, passionate, knowledgeable, and open-minded. We’re certain that auto shoppers will drive away from The Faricy Boys smiling!”
Second:Perkins Motors
Third: Larry H. Miller Toyota of Colorado Springs
Craft Breweries and Brew Pubs
Bristol Brewing
1604 S. Cascade Ave.
Phone: 633-2555
Web: bristolbrewing.com
Year Established: 1994
Number of employees: 65
What sets Bristol apart from its competitors?
“Our business model is based on the community, doing what’s best for the community as a whole. That’s what sets us apart from the rest of the breweries in Colorado Springs and in the state. We set aside a part of our budget to donate to nonprofits. Called our Karma Hour, we donated $1 per pint sold during the hour to a specific nonprofit. We also participate in fundraising. Our goal is to be an active part of the community, to work to make it a better place to live.” — Kristen Olson, former minister of community and director of events
Second:Phantom Canyon Brewing Co.
Third: Red Leg Brewing Company
Professional Associations
Pikes Peak Association of Realtors
430 N. Tejon St., Suite 101
Phone: 633-7718
Web: ppar.com
Year Established: 1902
Number of Employees: 23
What makes your association stand out?
“We’re the second largest Realtor association in the state, and we have a lot of leadership at the state association. The PPAR interviews candidates at all levels, city council, county commissioner, school boards. We endorse candidates and provide funding. We’re very involved in the community. We also meet monthly with the city, the county, the Colorado Springs Regional Business Alliance and the Colorado Springs Housing & Building Association.” — Terry Storm, president and CEO
Second:Housing & Building Association of Colorado Springs
Third: El Paso County Bar Association
