Denver artist Erik Isaac puts his money away in a rather unconventional and highly original fashion.

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In Denver, a community of artists find inspiration in the work of an extraordinary local barista. What can be learned from a cup of joe - far more than most would imagine.

Willa Fischer lost her life to cancer just before her fourth birthday. Henry and Stacey Fischer honor Willa's memory with their bike team, Willa's Wheels.

Willa's Wheels raises money for The Raymond Wentz Foundation. The Raymond Wentz Foundation provides grants for people in Colorado suffering from cancer who are also struggling with their bills.

Hear the inspirational stories of the Fischers and Raymond Wentz. Please show your support for this important cause by enjoying this three and a half minute video.