Join the Power of Women - Mile High United Way

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We know there are single mothers who work hard but still can’t make ends meet. We know there are teenagers who disconnect in school, and youngsters who are lost and overwhelmed from the very beginning of first grade. As women, we empathize with their suffering. As leaders, we see clearly what needs to change in our community, and we act on it in very real, very human ways. Women’s Leadership at Mile High United Way is dedicated to inspiring, educating and encouraging women to become agents of change in our community through philanthropy and leadership. We are a powerful force of change in our community. Together, our 1,500 members donated $8.1 million to Mile High United Way’s three life-changing initiatives: School Readiness, Youth Success and Adult Self Sufficiency. By giving at least $1,000 a year to Mile High United Way, you will become part of the collective generosity of this powerful and compassionate group of committed women. By joining us, you will create a better future for more people than you can imagine. Deb Smith Deloitte Chairwoman Women’s Leadership at Mile High United Way
Your leadership gift will make a profound difference in the lives of people in need. As a member of Women’s Leadership, you’ll have opportunities to expand your network and connect with other women, like you, who care about changing the future of our community. • Lunch & Learn events provide opportunities for in-depth exploration of issues affecting youth and families in metro Denver. • Advance invitations to attend the Women’s Leadership Luncheon featuring a nationally recognized speaker. • Our newsletter will keep you connected to Women’s Leadership and updated on the progress of Mile High United Way’s three life-changing initiatives. • Volunteer opportunities to join other Women’s Leadership members in lending a hand for children and families in need. The 104 Club is a group within Women’s Leadership that focuses on supporting Mile High United Way’s transformational housing programs. The programs offer housing for formerly homeless families and require residents to participate in intensive financial literacy and savings programs. After five years, the residents have the assets and the knowledge to purchase their own home. The 104 Club supports programs such as financial literacy and savings programs to help these struggling families achieve self sufficiency. A donation of $104 – in addition to your minimum donation of $1,000 – is your membership fee to the 104 Club. With it, you’ll have the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of individuals and families who need your help. You can set a powerful example of leadership in your community by becoming part of Mile High United Way’s Tocqueville Society. A group of 430 business and civic leaders, Tocqueville Society members give $10,000 and above to Mile High United Way each year. Caz Matthews, a prominent local philanthropist and president of the WellPoint Foundation, will help you step up to this level of giving by matching some of your gift this year. Please call Brooke Mitisek at 303-561-2382 or email brooke.mitisek@unitedwaydenver.org to find out how to become a Tocqueville Society member with Caz’s help. If you would like to speak with a Mile High United Way Women’s Leadership representative about your donation, please contact Brooke Mitisek at 303-561-2382 or email brooke.mitisek@unitedwaydenver.org. For additional information about Women’s Leadership at Mile High United Way, visit our website at www.unitedwaydenver.org.
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