08-09 Annual Report.indd - Mile High United Way
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<strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong><br />
We can do more together.<br />
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20<strong>08</strong> - 20<strong>09</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong>
<strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong> Board of Trustees Chairman Brad Busse and President and CEO Christine Benero at the 36th <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong> Turkey Trot.
Dear Friends,<br />
How fortunate we are to live in a community where neighbor helps neighbor and where people realize that by coming together<br />
we can make great things happen. With your support, <strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong> is leading the charge for the kind of<br />
change that is improving people’s lives every day. We are able to do this while continuing to build on our legacy of being the<br />
fi rst <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong> in the country and our commitment to collective generosity.<br />
Together with our community partners we are investing in programs and<br />
services designed to ensure that everyone, regardless of their circumstances,<br />
has the opportunity to succeed. We are<br />
preparing more children for a lifetime of<br />
learning with broader access to quality<br />
early care and education for low-income<br />
families. We are providing more students<br />
with quality aft er school programs,<br />
caring mentors and the motivation they<br />
need to succeed in the classroom and<br />
graduate from high school ready for<br />
the transition to college or advanced<br />
training. And, we are guiding more individuals<br />
and families to opportunities<br />
geared to move them toward economic<br />
self suffi ciency.<br />
Th e strength of a community lies in its<br />
ability to pull together for the greater<br />
good, especially in challenging times.<br />
Th is past year brought with it historic<br />
unemployment, shrinking budgets and<br />
dreams deferred. Yet, our community<br />
looked beyond all of that- way beyond-<br />
and came together to move <strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong><br />
<strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong> forward like never before.<br />
For the fi rst time, three major network<br />
affi liate television stations (CBS4, 9News and 7News) joined forces to tell the<br />
<strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong> story. Th ey each graciously provided one of their news anchors to<br />
tell the story of real people whose lives were made bett er through <strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong><br />
<strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong> and its community partners.<br />
Longtime donors Mark and Suzy Kennedy, members of the Tocqueville Society,<br />
made an extraordinary gift . In January of 20<strong>09</strong>, Mark’s life was tragically<br />
cut short in a skiing accident. In his estate plans, Mark made a legacy gift<br />
to <strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong>. We thank the Kennedy family and honor Mark’s<br />
wishes through the Mark and Suzy Kennedy Tocqueville Challenge which is<br />
designed to immediately help new members join the Tocqueville Society by<br />
increasing their gift s to $10,000 over a three year period.<br />
And, over the summer, through a series<br />
of community conversations, hundreds<br />
of you including community partners,<br />
donors, and concerned citizens told<br />
us that <strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong> is right<br />
on target. You affi rmed that our three<br />
interrelated initiatives of School Readiness,<br />
Youth Success and Adult Self Suffi<br />
ciency absolutely align with community<br />
needs.<br />
Th at affi rmation of mission and proven<br />
strategies along with our community’s<br />
unyielding support is <strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong><br />
<strong>Way</strong>’s foundation for the future.<br />
A bright future in which we each play<br />
a part and share in the success of every<br />
child who enters school with the skills<br />
and support they need to succeed,<br />
of every student who graduates high<br />
school ready for bigger and bett er things<br />
and of every family that takes those all<br />
important steps toward economic self<br />
suffi ciency.<br />
Th anks to our donors, community partners and the dedicated staff and volunteers<br />
of <strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong>, we are building a bett er community and we can<br />
do more together.<br />
Best Regards,<br />
Christine Benero Brad R. Busse<br />
<strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong> <strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong><br />
President and CEO Chair , Board of Trustees 20<strong>08</strong>-20<strong>09</strong><br />
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School Readiness<br />
<strong>High</strong> quality early<br />
education and childcare<br />
kept his girls focused,<br />
engaged and supported<br />
when they needed it most.<br />
Now, Daniel says, they are<br />
succeeding in school like<br />
never before. He says people<br />
who give to <strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong><br />
<strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong> have changed<br />
his family’s life.<br />
Daniel Perez lost his wife in 2006. His three daughters lost their mother.<br />
Suddenly, Daniel was a single parent. He needed help.<br />
Th anks to <strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong> and its community partner Warren Village, he found that help.<br />
school readiness initiative<br />
Each year, <strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong><br />
<strong>Way</strong>’s School Readiness<br />
Initiative provides thousands<br />
of children of low-income<br />
families access to high quality<br />
early education, their teachers<br />
with on-going training to<br />
improve their knowledge and<br />
skills and much more.<br />
Young children in low income families enter school ready<br />
to succeed and are prepared for a lifetime of learning.<br />
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Youth Success<br />
But that all changed<br />
thanks to Colorado<br />
Youth At Risk, a <strong>Mile</strong><br />
<strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong><br />
supported youth<br />
mentoring organization.<br />
Fatima says having Yvett e as<br />
her mentor has made all the<br />
diff erence. She’s excelling in<br />
school, her life at home is<br />
bett er than ever and she’s<br />
Fatima Kiass and Yvett e DeSilvre can and do talk to each other about anything.<br />
And, that’s just the way it should be.<br />
Yvett e is Fatima’s mentor. Th e pair met three years ago when Fatima says she felt lost and confused.<br />
Family stresses left her unable to focus on school and look forward to making plans for her future.<br />
youth success initiative<br />
making plans for college and<br />
a career as a teacher.<br />
Youth mentoring is a key<br />
focus of <strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong><br />
<strong>Way</strong>’s Youth Success<br />
Initiative, which each year<br />
provides thousands of<br />
students access to mentoring,<br />
quality aft er school programs,<br />
tutoring and gang and<br />
violence intervention<br />
programs.<br />
School age, low-income and under-served youth<br />
succeed academically, graduate fr om high school and<br />
are ready to transition to college or advanced training.<br />
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Adult Self Suffi ciency<br />
Th rough a program at<br />
the Denver Rescue<br />
Mission’s Champa<br />
House, Gabriella is<br />
working her way to<br />
self suffi ciency.<br />
Your support of <strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong><br />
<strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong>’s Adult Self<br />
Suffi ciency Initiative is<br />
Gabriella Antalek says she and her fi ve-year-old daughter Bellamia are fi nally home.<br />
For years, Gabriella batt led drug and alcohol addiction. She was homeless and unable to<br />
take care of her children. Th en she became sober and found a second chance at life.<br />
adult self sufficiency initiative<br />
helping people like Gabriella<br />
every day by providing job<br />
training and workforce<br />
development, fi nancial<br />
education and savings programs<br />
and, through a collaboration<br />
with Denver’s Road<br />
Home, services for those<br />
who have or are experiencing<br />
homelessness.<br />
Low-income individuals and families are aff orded<br />
the opportunity to move toward economic self-suffi ciency.<br />
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<strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong><br />
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Th anks to you our community is growing stronger every day.<br />
Your support of <strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong> is the key to unlocking the potential for<br />
every man, woman and child in our community to succeed.<br />
Our approach is unique. Our plan is inclusive.<br />
<strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong> concentrates on helping people of all ages and in all stages of their lives<br />
by building on our legacy of collective generosity through the power of three and three.<br />
We work hand in hand with<br />
our 85 funded agencies and<br />
more than 100 collaborative partners<br />
throughout the metropolitan area to<br />
deliver vital direct services everyday.<br />
Th ree interrelated initiatives:<br />
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School<br />
2<br />
Youth<br />
3<br />
Readiness<br />
Success<br />
2<br />
We bring together nonprofi t,<br />
government and community<br />
partner agencies to work together on<br />
collaborative programs that touch<br />
even more lives.<br />
Adult Self<br />
Suffi ciency<br />
And, three investment strategies<br />
designed to maximize the collective power of donors, experts and<br />
community partner agencies to eff ect positive change in our community:<br />
3<br />
We use in-house expertise to<br />
design and implement<br />
programs that change people’s lives<br />
for the bett er.
National Million Dollar Roundtable<br />
Recognizing Accumulative Giving<br />
La Table Ronde de Cinq Millions de Dollars<br />
Nationally recognized giving of $5,000,000 - $5,999,999<br />
John and Carrie Morgridge<br />
La Table Ronde de Trois Millions de Dollars<br />
Nationally recognized giving of $3,000,000 - $3,999,999<br />
Charles C. Gates (d)<br />
La Table Ronde de Deux Millions de Dollars<br />
Nationally recognized giving of $2,000,000 - $2,999,999<br />
Anonymous Donor<br />
La Table Ronde d’Un Million de Dollars<br />
Nationally recognized giving of $1,000,000 - $1,999,999<br />
Brad and Lisa Busse<br />
Tom and Cydney Marsico<br />
Richard Schaden<br />
<strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong> acknowledges the support of the following donors.<br />
Th e total contributions by these individuals have strengthened our eff orts<br />
to create positive, long-term solutions in our community. We are enormously<br />
grateful for their generosity.<br />
20<strong>08</strong> – 20<strong>09</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> Giving<br />
Gift s given between July 1, 20<strong>08</strong> and June 30, 20<strong>09</strong><br />
Million Dollar Roundtable<br />
$1,000,000 or more annually<br />
John and Carrie Morgridge<br />
Ordre d’Indépendance<br />
$250,000 to $499,999<br />
Tom and Cydney Marsico<br />
(One Anonymous Donor)<br />
La Société Nationale<br />
$100,000 to $249,999<br />
Peter and JoAnn Beaupré<br />
Brad and Lisa Busse<br />
Tom Gamel<br />
Jim and Pat Bye Giving Circle<br />
$25,000 to $99,999<br />
Scott and Teresa Binder<br />
Larry and Peggy Bridge<br />
Wesley and Linda Brown<br />
<strong>Way</strong>ne and Mollie Brunett i<br />
Erna D. Butler<br />
Carson Family Foundation<br />
Jack and Candy Clevenger<br />
Brian and Caryn Deevy<br />
Ken and Mary Denman<br />
Todd and Lindsay Filsinger<br />
Cathey and Richard Finlon<br />
Richard and Joan Foster<br />
Leo and Susan Kiely<br />
Bob and Kalleen Malone<br />
Christopher Marsico<br />
Bob and Colleen Martz<br />
Richard and<br />
Mary Pat McCormick<br />
Kate Paul<br />
Bruce, Debbie and Chris<br />
Payne in memory of<br />
Jack Payne<br />
Randy Pharo and<br />
Joey Porcelli<br />
Caz Matt hews<br />
Steve and Neyeska Mut<br />
Charlie and Karin Woolley<br />
Renee and Andy Raabe<br />
Rich Rainaldi and<br />
Martha Records<br />
Tony Rainold<br />
Jim and Kathy Reese<br />
David Scanavino<br />
Vass and Lynne Sirpolaidis<br />
Al and Frances Troppmann<br />
Brian and<br />
Mary Beth Vaught<br />
Shaun and Debbie Yancey<br />
(Th ree Anonymous Donors)<br />
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Joe and Margie Adams<br />
Bud and Nona Ahearn<br />
Bill and Kim Albert<br />
Rick and Kathy Ambrose<br />
Barry and Trisha Amman<br />
Adam L. Anderson<br />
Phil and Nancy Anschutz<br />
Sue Anschutz-Rodgers<br />
Ed and Bett e Arnold<br />
Rich and Annie Audsley<br />
Richard and Anne Baer<br />
Joseph and Jennifer Bagan<br />
David and Laura Baker<br />
David and Cathy Baker<br />
Ellen Balaguer and Mark Chase<br />
Tonya and Russell Ball<br />
Dutch and Pam Bansbach<br />
Ed and Marlin Barad<br />
Fred and Barbara Baumann<br />
Mike and Julie Bearup<br />
Marc and Brooke Beasley<br />
Jim and Shere Benemann<br />
Christine Benero<br />
David and Kathy Berezin<br />
Steve Berman and<br />
Elaine Gantz Berman<br />
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Membres de la Société<br />
Nationally recognized gift s of $10,000-$24,999 annually<br />
Gainey and Lynn Best<br />
Tony and Gloria Best<br />
Jim and Valerie Bickell<br />
Alan Blank<br />
Stewart and Shirley Bliss<br />
Vicki and Paul Bogenberger<br />
Paul J. Bonavia<br />
Mike and Ann Braun<br />
Linda and Pat Brisnehan<br />
Chris and Jessica Brown<br />
Jimmy Brown and<br />
Roberta Robinson<br />
Mark R. Brown<br />
Melissa Brownstein<br />
Charles Bruce and Regina Drexler<br />
Mark and Jan Bundy<br />
Tom and Barbara Burke<br />
Mike and Martha Burns<br />
James and Alice Burton<br />
Jay and Bunnie Busch<br />
Jim and Sharon Butler<br />
Jim and Pat Bye (d)<br />
Ron and Gail Cambre<br />
Sis Carroll<br />
Nathan E. Christian<br />
Ralph and Susan Christie<br />
Jay and Gayle Cleary<br />
Murray Cohen and<br />
Sharon Faison Cohen<br />
Robert Cohen<br />
Dan and Debbie Collins<br />
Stephanie G. and Chris Comfort<br />
Rick Connor<br />
Don and Patt y Cook<br />
Ron and Beth Cooper<br />
Peter and Marilyn Coors<br />
James H. Crocker<br />
George and Marion Curtis<br />
Denny and LuAnn Dahl<br />
Sean and Christie Daly<br />
Carolyn Daniels<br />
Michael and Teri Davis<br />
Steve and Kim Davis<br />
Peter and Cathy Dea<br />
Dick and Ze Deane<br />
Ingrid and Leo DeGreef<br />
Bill and Donna Dehn<br />
Joseph and Anna DeSplinter<br />
Robert and Mary Dickinson<br />
Doug and Linda Diederich<br />
Joe and Stacey DiMercurio<br />
Phil and Corry Doty<br />
Stephen and Aly Douglas<br />
Monique and Jim Drake<br />
Gary and Kathryn Dudley<br />
Jana Edwards and Rick Poppe<br />
Ed Ellis and Barbara Neal<br />
Robert and Lynda Engel<br />
Tom and Ora Enos<br />
David and Jodi Faley<br />
Richard and Jill Farquhar<br />
Tom and Barbara Feige<br />
Nancy and Todd Fenimore<br />
Manny and Debbie Fernandez<br />
Lorel and Cyndi Ferrin<br />
Paul and Cynthia Franke<br />
Mike and Amber Fries<br />
Sandra and John Gaffi n<br />
Charlie and Diane Gallagher<br />
Mike and Connie Gallagher<br />
Don and Cheri Gallegos<br />
Mike and Shelly Gantenbein<br />
Diane Garcia<br />
Jamie and Cathy Gard<br />
Mike and Jill Gass<br />
Carl and Barbara Geppert<br />
Noel and Leslie Ginsburg<br />
Barry and Polly Gleichenhaus
Gerry Gluscic<br />
Ray and Filomena Gogel<br />
Muffi e Goman<br />
Richard and Nancy Gooding<br />
Timothy Jeff erson Goodwin<br />
Peter and Linda Greene<br />
Chuck and Barbara Griffi th<br />
Brett and Cindy Grischo<br />
Barbara Grogan<br />
Dave and Trish Gutierrez<br />
Nick and Anne Hackstock<br />
Grover Hall and Patricia Covalt<br />
Nechie Hall<br />
Laurel Hammer<br />
David Hammond and<br />
Mary Mead Hammond<br />
Randall C. and<br />
Mary Ann Hampton<br />
Jim and Sharon Hardin<br />
Ted and Jan Harms<br />
Cathy and Mark Hart<br />
Cy and Lyndia Harvey<br />
Ed and Jenni Haselden<br />
Scott and Cheryl Hefner<br />
Darice Henritze<br />
Mike and Caryn Hess<br />
John Hickenlooper and<br />
Helen Th orpe<br />
Ann Hinkins<br />
Barry and Arlene Hirschfeld<br />
Del and Millie Hock<br />
Don Hoff man<br />
Dave and Kerrin Holsteen<br />
Tensie W. Homan<br />
Walter and Michelle Honeycutt<br />
David and Susan Honeyfi eld<br />
Bob and Sharla Hott man<br />
Bob and Mary Howey<br />
Dave and Margie Hunter<br />
Gail Huntsman<br />
Mike and Kaye Hurtt<br />
Mike Hutchinson<br />
<strong>Way</strong>ne and Sharon Hykan<br />
Jane and Joel Hylen<br />
John and Karen Ikard<br />
Glenn and Susie Jacks<br />
Brian and Nancy Jackson<br />
Dan and Angela Japha<br />
Justin Jaschke and Ann Gail<br />
Pamela S. Jeff ords<br />
Terry and Kay Johnson<br />
Robert Kaufmann and<br />
Jen Gilbert-Kaufmann<br />
Paul and Pat Kearns<br />
Michael J. and Yun Hui Kehoe<br />
John and Chris Kelley<br />
Michael and Stephanie Kelley<br />
Dick and Robin Kelly<br />
Denise Kennedy<br />
Mark (d) and Suzy Kennedy<br />
Greg and Donna Kerwin<br />
Mike and Kelley Keys<br />
Jim and Kareen Kimsey<br />
Bob and Kelly Kinder<br />
Heather and Alex King<br />
Buz and Sherri Koelbel<br />
Phil and Anne Koentges<br />
Donna Kornfeld<br />
Bob and Marcia Krane<br />
Th e Krueger Family<br />
Tom and Ravelle Kundinger<br />
Jerry and Margot Ladd<br />
Dave and Pat Laube<br />
Bill and Nola Lazzeri<br />
Steve and Karen Leaff er<br />
Ed and Margaret Leede<br />
Snowden and Susan Left wich<br />
Polly and Mark Lestikow<br />
Donald C. Lewis<br />
Jerry and Martha Dell Lewis<br />
Tom and Audrey Leydon<br />
William and Lonna Lindsay<br />
Paul and Carol Lingenfelter<br />
Rob and Sharon Link<br />
Steve and Nikki Lockton<br />
Bob and Andrea London<br />
Bruce and Carol Lowell<br />
Kathleen Lucero<br />
Mike and Kathy Lutito<br />
Teresa and David Madden<br />
Shannon Maginn<br />
T.J. and Susie Mangold<br />
Jason and Jodi Maples<br />
Timothy and Bernadett e Marquez<br />
Don and Katherine Marshall<br />
Robert and Kularb Marshall<br />
James P. Matheny<br />
Bud and Cathy McAnally<br />
Dave and Bonnie McCay<br />
Tate and Eileen McCoy<br />
Chuck and Kendi McDaniel<br />
Marvin and Cheryl McDaniel<br />
John and Pam McDermott<br />
Tom McGrath<br />
Lee and Susan McIntire<br />
Donald J. McLane<br />
Barbara Mellman Davis and<br />
Lee Davis<br />
Leslie Melzer<br />
Rodney L. Miller<br />
Cam Mochan<br />
Scott and Chris Morrison<br />
Doug Morton and Marilyn Brown<br />
John and Bett y Ann Moyski<br />
Ed and Susan Mueller<br />
Dennis Mullen<br />
Todd and Sue Munson<br />
Robert and Carol Murphy<br />
Austin Murr<br />
Dave and Mona Murray<br />
Trygve and Vicki Myhren<br />
Bob and Jane Nagel<br />
Mark and Carolyn Neely<br />
Jay and Debra Neese<br />
John and Kay Nelson<br />
Dan and Jane Nemmers<br />
Morgan and Belinda Nields<br />
Roger and Dott y Nitt ler<br />
Gary and Jo Ann Oakley<br />
Richard O’Brien<br />
Terry and Carolyn O’Connor<br />
Tom and Diane O’Connor<br />
Nan Odell and Vic Lazzaro<br />
Felicity O’Herron<br />
Ken and Jane O’Neal<br />
Tim O’Neill<br />
Tom and Baba Owen<br />
Bill and Glenna Peek<br />
Jeff Peierls<br />
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Dave and Debbie Perkins<br />
Dion and Stephanie Persson<br />
Ralph (d) and Bett y Peterson<br />
John and Rama Pfannenstein<br />
Sam Pluss and James Pluss<br />
Janet and Steve Pogar<br />
Gary and Chris Pon<br />
Joel Porter and Susan Dozier<br />
Rahn and Kay Porter<br />
Doug Price and<br />
Hazel Stevens Price<br />
James Price<br />
Bob and Maggie Puls<br />
Todd Raba<br />
Greg and Mary Raih<br />
Jeff and Kelly Reeser<br />
Scott and Virginia Reiman<br />
Mary Reisher and Barry Berlin<br />
Roger and Margaret Reisher<br />
Troy and Sondra Reisner<br />
Mary Rhinehart<br />
Blake and Paige Rhodes<br />
Dave and Marcie Rhodes<br />
Hugh Rice and Mary Schaefer<br />
Th omas and Mary Beth Richards<br />
Kirk and Kathy Riedinger<br />
Daniel L. Ritchie<br />
Th omas J. Roach<br />
Janet Robbie<br />
Kim and Rob Roberts<br />
Stuart Roberts<br />
Eddie Robinson and<br />
Dick Robinson<br />
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Todd and Annie Roebken<br />
Mike Rosenbach<br />
Albert and Debbie Rosenthaler<br />
Sandy and Leslie Rothe<br />
Ann Bye Rowe and Frank Rowe<br />
Todd and Gina Rubright<br />
Martin and Phyllis Ruff alo<br />
Phil Ruschmeyer<br />
Tim and Kathryn Ryan<br />
Hassan and Sheila Salem<br />
Dean and Carol Salter<br />
Barbara and Steven Sande<br />
Dick Saunders<br />
Tom and Sharon Scanlan<br />
Richard Schaden<br />
Steven and Kristen Schenbeck<br />
Dr. M.W. Scoggins<br />
Don and Ellen Scott<br />
Rod Sgrignoli<br />
Christine and Peter Shlagor<br />
Eric and Susan Sipf<br />
Deb and Steve Smith<br />
Paul Smith and Elizabeth Phelan<br />
Steve Smith and<br />
Anne Carpenter-Smith<br />
George and Linda Southwell<br />
Rhonda Sparlin<br />
Mark and Janice Spears<br />
Allan and Karen Spies<br />
Aly Spiess Rowe<br />
Jim and Deb Sponnick<br />
Colleen and Jim Stanley<br />
Dave Steiner<br />
Neil and Janice Stenbuck<br />
Donald and Susan Sturm<br />
Bill and Tricia Sullivan<br />
Timothy G. Swales<br />
Robert and Stephanie Swanson<br />
Greg and Jeannie Symons<br />
Steve Talley and Stephanie Walsh<br />
Phil and Shelley Tamminga<br />
Jack Tankersley<br />
Dan and Bett y Taylor<br />
Tim and Jill Taylor<br />
Rod and Barb Th acker<br />
Roland and Linda Th ornton<br />
Brian and Robin Th orsen<br />
Austin and Paula Tilghman<br />
Robert Tregemba<br />
Trinna Tressler and Ted Eckles<br />
Robert and Joan Troccoli<br />
Jason and Leslie Trow<br />
Dick Tucker (d)<br />
Roy and Laura Turner<br />
Mark and Jan Ugale<br />
Mark and Kate Urich<br />
Robert and Lori Vacek<br />
Teresa Van De Bogart<br />
Paul VanDenBosch<br />
Jim and Judy Vaughn<br />
Bill Vencl<br />
Linda Wackwitz and Steve<br />
Shurack<br />
Bruce and Bev Wagner<br />
Joe and Judi Wagner<br />
Jim and Lucy Wallace<br />
C. Travis Webb<br />
Mark Wehrle<br />
David and Ann Westerlund<br />
Brad and Tara Weydert<br />
Harry Whipple<br />
Dave and Kris Whitcomb<br />
Scott and Donna Whitley<br />
Jim and Kelly Williams<br />
Hugh Williamson<br />
Nan Williamson<br />
Dale and Beverly Willman<br />
Brad Wilson<br />
Paul and Amy Wissmann<br />
Julie Wolf and Wesley Williams<br />
Les and Marianne Woodward<br />
Earl and Nancy Wright<br />
Scott and Joni Wylie<br />
Dave and Debra Younggren<br />
Jon and Kathy Zeschin<br />
Mary Zinn<br />
Bill and Suzanne Zisch<br />
(24 Anonymous Donors)<br />
(d) Deceased
Rev. Myron Reed Giving Circle<br />
Accumulative giving of $1,000,000 or more<br />
Brad and Lisa Busse<br />
Charles C. Gates (d)<br />
Tom and Cydney Marsico<br />
John and Carrie Morgridge<br />
Richard Schaden<br />
One Anonymous Donor<br />
Monsignor William O’Ryan Giving Circle<br />
Accumulative Giving of $500,000 - $999,999<br />
Phil and Nancy Anschutz<br />
Wesley and Linda Brown<br />
Erna D. Butler<br />
Dean H. Martyn Hart Giving Circle<br />
Accumulative Giving of $250,000 - $499,999<br />
Peter and JoAnn Beaupré<br />
<strong>Way</strong>ne and Mollie Brunett i<br />
Jim and Patricia Bye (d)<br />
Carson Family Foundation<br />
Ken and Mary Denman<br />
Tom Gamel<br />
20<strong>08</strong>-20<strong>09</strong> <strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong> Tocqueville Society<br />
Circles of Accumulative Giving<br />
List as of June 30, 20<strong>09</strong><br />
Charles and Diane Gallagher<br />
Don and Cheri Gallegos<br />
Caz Matt hews<br />
Richard and Nancy Gooding<br />
Lloyd Joshel (d)<br />
Leo and Susan Kiely<br />
Jerry and Martha Dell Lewis<br />
Bob and Kalleen Malone<br />
Bob and Jane Nagel<br />
Steve and Neyeska Mut<br />
Joe and Judi Wagner<br />
One Anonymous Donor<br />
Gary and Jo Ann Oakley<br />
Kate Paul<br />
Rich Rainaldi and Martha Records<br />
Al and Frances Troppmann<br />
One Anonymous Donor<br />
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Circles of Accumulative Giving - cont.<br />
Rabbi William Friedman Giving Circle<br />
Accumulative Giving of $100,000 - $249,999<br />
Todger and Mary Ellen Anderson<br />
Sue Anschutz-Rodgers<br />
Matt and Lori Autt erson<br />
Dutch and Pam Bansbach<br />
Ed and Marlin Barad<br />
Bruce Benson<br />
Gainey and Lynn Best<br />
Jim and Sharon Butler<br />
Ron and Gail Cambre<br />
Merle Chambers<br />
Murray Cohen and<br />
Sharon Faison Cohen<br />
Rick Connor<br />
Don and Patt y Cook<br />
Ron and Beth Cooper<br />
Peter and Marilyn Coors<br />
George and Marion Curtis<br />
Barbara Mellman Davis and<br />
Lee Davis<br />
Michael and Teri Davis<br />
Dick and Ze Deane<br />
Brian and Caryn Deevy<br />
Bill and Donna Dehn<br />
Doug and Linda Diederich<br />
William Donahue<br />
Michael and Ann Durkin<br />
Todd and Lindsay Filsinger<br />
Cathey and Richard Finlon<br />
Diane Garcia<br />
Francisco Garcia<br />
Karen Gargan<br />
Sam and Nancy Gary<br />
Noel and Leslie Ginsburg<br />
Chuck and Barbara Griffi th<br />
Dale and Toni Harris<br />
Cy and Lyndia Harvey<br />
Ed and Jenni Haselden<br />
Charles and Kay Henry<br />
Ann Hinkins<br />
Barry and Arlene Hirschfeld<br />
Del and Mille Hock<br />
Don Hoff man<br />
Bob and Mary Howey<br />
Swanee Hunt<br />
Dave and Margie Hunter<br />
Mike and Kaye Hurtt<br />
Dan and Angela Japha<br />
Justin Jaschke and Ann Gail<br />
Ken and Judy Jensen<br />
Howard Johnson<br />
Jim and Kareen Kimsey<br />
Bett y Kissinger (d)<br />
Bob and Marcia Krane<br />
Tom and Ravelle Kundinger<br />
Jerry and Margot Ladd<br />
Dave and Pat Laube<br />
Bill and Nola Lazzeri<br />
Karen and Steve Leaff er<br />
Ed and Margaret Leede<br />
Jack and Marilyn MacAllister<br />
Dave and Bonnie McCay<br />
Richard and<br />
Mary Pat McCormick<br />
Helen McLoraine (d)<br />
Leslie Melzer<br />
A.J. and Lolly Miller<br />
Dave and Mona Murray<br />
William and Rita Neff<br />
John and Kay Nelson<br />
Morgan and Belinda Nields<br />
Bill and Cindy O’Connell<br />
Steve and Maggie Parker<br />
Bruce, Debbie and Chris Payne<br />
in memory of Jack Payne<br />
Bill and Glenna Peek<br />
Sam Pluss and James Pluss<br />
Doug Price and<br />
Hazel Stevens Price<br />
Renee and Andy Raabe<br />
Tony Rainold<br />
Jim and Kathy Reese<br />
Scott and Virginia Reiman<br />
Mary Reisher and Barry Berlin<br />
Roger and Margaret Reisher<br />
Kim and Rob Roberts<br />
Eddie and Dick Robinson<br />
Kathryn and Tim Ryan<br />
Dick Saunders<br />
Steve and Allison Schovee<br />
Lon Schreur (d)<br />
Betsy Searle<br />
Eric and Susan Sipf<br />
Vass and Lynne Sirpolaidis<br />
Hannah Sperber<br />
Don and Sue Sturm<br />
Greg and Jeannie Symons<br />
Robert and Joan Troccoli<br />
Richard Tucker (d)<br />
Jim and Judy Vaughn<br />
Bruce and Bev Wagner<br />
Jim and Lucy Wallace<br />
Donald White<br />
Ron and Cille Williams<br />
Hugh Williamson<br />
Nan Williamson<br />
Robert Woodruff<br />
Les and Marianne Woodward<br />
Charlie and Karin Woolley<br />
Earl and Nancy Wright<br />
Six Anonymous Donors
Legacy Society<br />
Robert S. Adell<br />
Orah Ahlborg<br />
William Auckland<br />
Fred Bailey<br />
James H. Blinn<br />
Charles A. Bonfi ls<br />
Patricia Booth<br />
Roy L. Brown<br />
Lloyd W. Bryan<br />
Kelley Cahill<br />
Danielle Corriveau<br />
Nathan H. Creamer<br />
Lewis Culver<br />
Jo Marie and George Dancik<br />
Ella Goldean Dedrick<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dodds<br />
Howard and Arvella Doerr<br />
Janet Doolin<br />
Phil and Corry Doty<br />
James W. Douglas<br />
Mary W. Dreyer<br />
Elizabeth Dunn<br />
Michael and Ann Durkin<br />
Eric F. Dysband<br />
Irene P Ehrlich<br />
Lloyd W. Engel<br />
Minnie Flaks<br />
Frieda Freed<br />
Irene K. Fulton<br />
Th omas J. Gibb<br />
J.M. Goodstein<br />
Jenett e Goldblatt<br />
Jacqueline Hall<br />
Th e Legacy Society recognizes the generosity of those who have chosen to leave a<br />
legacy to our community through estate or deferred gift s to <strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong>.<br />
Christine Hart<br />
Arthur Hayutin<br />
Mary P. Heatwole<br />
Claude Hendricks<br />
Frances F. Hepp<br />
Blanche Bass Hilf<br />
M. B. Holland<br />
Peter A. Homburger<br />
Bob Howey<br />
Mabel Hughes<br />
Charles Jansch<br />
Hezron Johnson<br />
Mr. W. A. Johnson, Jr.<br />
William E. Jones<br />
Mildred A. Jones<br />
Lloyd M. Joshel<br />
Suzanne Joshel<br />
Robert L. Jund<br />
Mark Kennedy<br />
Margaret Klempera<br />
Roy and Janet Kline<br />
Claudia A. Knoll<br />
Robert A. Krane<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Krech<br />
Morris Krohn<br />
Walter G. Lange<br />
Arthur Levine<br />
Rona Levine<br />
Leonard S. Lewin<br />
A.J. Markley<br />
Ralph Matt hews<br />
Caz Matt hews<br />
Arthur Meyer<br />
Lucille A. Monneuse<br />
Victor Neas<br />
John and Kay Nelson<br />
Catherine Noonan<br />
Phyllis Norsworthy<br />
Nan Odell<br />
Gordon H. Olmstead<br />
Kate Paul<br />
Reed Pennington<br />
Eve and Ed Powell<br />
Doug and Hazel Stevens Price<br />
Leon Ramo<br />
Robert J. Ritt er<br />
Ralph Rivera<br />
Th omas Rockwell<br />
Edwin H. Roman<br />
Th e Sayler Family<br />
Edith Schwartz Meyer<br />
Charles and Jo Shannon<br />
Richard and Jennifer Shay<br />
Naomi Sheft el<br />
Clara B. Siefk er<br />
Walter B. Simon<br />
Elsie Smith<br />
Beverly and George Sweeney<br />
Rod and Barb Th acker<br />
Charlott e Tucker<br />
James and Judy Vaughn<br />
Dorothy Wait<br />
Edward W. Waldorf<br />
Seymour Watkins<br />
Natalie West<br />
Doris W. Wilson<br />
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<strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong> - For the Year Ended June 30, 20<strong>09</strong><br />
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20<strong>09</strong> REVENUE<br />
Corporations<br />
20%<br />
Individuals<br />
58%<br />
20<strong>09</strong> EXPENSES<br />
Community Investment<br />
84%<br />
Foundations<br />
9%<br />
Government<br />
11%<br />
Special Events 1%<br />
Other Income 1%<br />
Management and General<br />
4%<br />
Fund Development<br />
11%<br />
<strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong> Worldwide<br />
1%<br />
Assets<br />
Cash and Investments $14,919,059<br />
Receivables and Prepaid Expenses 10,818,581<br />
Land, Building and Equipment 1,444,526<br />
$27,182,166<br />
Liabilities & Net Assets<br />
Total Liabilities $ 6,165,241<br />
Net Assets<br />
Unrestricted $ 8,683,589<br />
Temporarily Restricted 12,333,336<br />
Total Net Assets 21,016,925<br />
$27,182,166
<strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong> Leadership - 20<strong>08</strong>-20<strong>09</strong><br />
Senior Staff<br />
Christine Benero<br />
President and<br />
Chief Executive Offi cer<br />
Ed Taylor<br />
Chief Operating Offi cer<br />
Richard Audsley<br />
Executive Vice President<br />
Pedro Bernal<br />
Senior Director of<br />
Marketing & Communications<br />
Cecilia Broder<br />
Senior Vice President of<br />
Community Investment<br />
Leslie Hannon<br />
Chief Financial Offi cer<br />
Paul Lhevine<br />
Senior Vice President of<br />
Donor Relations<br />
Mike Niyompong<br />
Senior Director of<br />
Information Technology<br />
Jerene Petersen<br />
Vice President of Impact<br />
Lynnett e Woodbury<br />
Director of<br />
Human Relations<br />
Board of Trustees - Executive Committ ee<br />
Scott Binder<br />
Senior Vice President –<br />
Colorado Region<br />
Comcast<br />
Brad Busse - Chair<br />
President and COO<br />
RBC Daniels<br />
Paul Franke<br />
Partner<br />
Franke Greenhouse List &<br />
Lippitt LLP<br />
Board of Trustees<br />
Lori Bachman<br />
Director of Financial<br />
Planning & Analysis<br />
Lockheed Martin Space Systems<br />
Peter Beaupré<br />
President and COO<br />
PCL Construction Enterprises<br />
Christine Calvert<br />
Community Bank President<br />
Wells Fargo<br />
Peter Chapman<br />
Executive Director<br />
Seedco Financial - Denver<br />
Sean Daly<br />
Partner<br />
Ernst & Young LLP<br />
Steve Davis<br />
Senior Vice President,<br />
Public Policy<br />
Qwest Communications<br />
Walt DeHaven<br />
Vice President & General Manager<br />
CBS4<br />
Robert Engel<br />
President and CEO<br />
CoBank<br />
Neal Hall<br />
Business Manager<br />
Colorado Building and<br />
Construction Trades<br />
Noel Ginsburg<br />
President<br />
INTERTECH Plastics<br />
David Hammond<br />
Partner<br />
Davis, Graham & Stubbs<br />
Brian Jackson<br />
EVP, Chief Financial and<br />
Administrative Offi cer<br />
CoBank<br />
Tensie Homan<br />
Managing Partner<br />
KPMG LLP<br />
Kevin Hougen<br />
President and CEO<br />
Aurora Chamber of Commerce<br />
Bryan Hutchinson<br />
Employee Assistance<br />
Program Chair<br />
International Assn of Machinists<br />
& Aerospace Workers<br />
Glenn Jacks<br />
President<br />
Ravenna<br />
Leo Kiely<br />
(board member emeritus)<br />
CEO<br />
MillerCoors<br />
Dianna Kunz<br />
President<br />
Volunteers of America<br />
Awilda Marquez<br />
Director<br />
Denver Department of<br />
Excise & Licenses<br />
John Nelson<br />
(board member emeritus)<br />
Roy Palmer<br />
Executive Director,<br />
State Public Aff airs<br />
Xcel Energy<br />
David Licko<br />
SVP of Finance/CFO<br />
Denver Newspaper Agency<br />
Dale Mingilton<br />
President and CEO<br />
Bett er Business Bureau<br />
Todd Munson<br />
President<br />
Chase<br />
Renee Raabe<br />
President<br />
Prime Source Staffi ng<br />
Kate Paul<br />
President<br />
Delta Dental Plan of Colorado<br />
David Rooney<br />
Partner<br />
Deloitt e & Touche<br />
Hassan Salem<br />
President<br />
U.S. Bank - Colorado<br />
Lawrence Scicluna<br />
Vice President, Human Resources,<br />
Packaging Operations<br />
Ball Corporation<br />
Henry Solano<br />
LeBoeuf Lamb Green & MacRae<br />
Greg Symons<br />
Chairman and CEO<br />
Colorado State Bank and Trust<br />
Debbie Welle-Powell<br />
Vice President of Payer Strategies<br />
and Legislative Aff airs<br />
Exempla Healthcare<br />
Julie Wolf, Ph.D.<br />
Managing Director<br />
RHR International Company<br />
Charlie Wright<br />
Chief Financial Offi cer<br />
Th e Kroenke Group<br />
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<strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong> Community Leadership Recognition - 20<strong>08</strong>-20<strong>09</strong><br />
Cornerstone Society<br />
Keystone Society<br />
Capstone Society<br />
Th e Cornerstone Society is comprised of organizations whose total corporate<br />
and employee giving to <strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong> exceeds $1,000,000.<br />
Th e Keystone Society is comprised of organizations whose total corporate<br />
and employee giving to <strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong> exceeds $500,000.<br />
Th e Capstone Society is comprised of organizations whose total corporate<br />
and employee giving to <strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong> exceeds $250,000.<br />
Kaiser Permanente<br />
Suncor Energy<br />
KPMG LLP<br />
Johns Manville<br />
Newmont Mining Corporation<br />
CoBank ACB<br />
Comcast<br />
FirstBank Holding Company<br />
St. Mary Land & Exploration Co.<br />
CH2M HILL, Inc.<br />
King Soopers<br />
<strong>United</strong> Launch Alliance<br />
Lockton Companies<br />
Questar Market Resources<br />
Deloitt e<br />
Ball Corporation
Champion of Hope<br />
Award Winners<br />
20<strong>08</strong>-20<strong>09</strong><br />
Spirit of Hope<br />
Award Winners<br />
20<strong>08</strong>-20<strong>09</strong><br />
Th e Champion of Hope Award is the highest honor for corporate community involvement for established<br />
workplace campaigns. Th e award recognizes companies that not only have run an outstanding workplace<br />
campaign, but also have demonstrated their commitment to the community in a comprehensive and tangible<br />
way though <strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong>.<br />
Medium-Sized Business<br />
151-500 employees<br />
Major Firms 501+ employees<br />
Small Business<br />
1-150 employees<br />
Th e Spirit of Hope Award is the highest honor for corporate community involvement for newly launched<br />
workplace campaigns. Th e award recognizes companies that not only have run an outstanding workplace<br />
campaign, but also have demonstrated their commitment to the community in a comprehensive and<br />
tangible way though <strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong>.<br />
Major Firms 501+ employees<br />
Medium-Sized Business<br />
151-500 employees<br />
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Calling For Help<br />
He and his family were facing the chilling possibility<br />
of having their power cut off just as winter’s cold set in.<br />
Th en he called <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong>’s 2-1-1 for help.<br />
“It’s okay to ask for help,” says Robert<br />
Paiz of Denver. “Don’t be embarrassed.<br />
Everyone needs a hand up<br />
sometimes and 2-1-1 is a good place<br />
to look for help.”<br />
Robert, the father of four, is speaking<br />
from experience. He recently called<br />
<strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong>’s 2-1-1 looking<br />
for help with paying his utility bill.<br />
“Th ey were set to shut off our power<br />
the day I called 2-1-1,” he says, “but,<br />
thanks to the referrals I received we<br />
got the help we needed right away.”<br />
Without that help, Robert and his<br />
family may well have joined the ranks<br />
of countless Colorado families who,<br />
as a result of their inability to pay for<br />
their energy costs, fi nd themselves<br />
dangerously close to becoming homeless.<br />
In fact, a University of Colorado<br />
Health Sciences Center study says the<br />
inability to pay for home energy ranks<br />
as the second leading cause of homelessness<br />
in Colorado.<br />
Th ankfully, Paiz has been able to maintain his home. But, as a result of the<br />
downturn in the economy and like so many others in our community, he is<br />
unemployed and feverishly searching for work. When cash started to run<br />
low, he didn’t know what he would do. Th at’s when he heard about <strong>United</strong><br />
<strong>Way</strong>’s 2-1-1 and decided to give it a try.<br />
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<strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong>’s<br />
Get Connected. Get Answers.<br />
“I was apprehensive at fi rst, but the Referral Specialist was very welcoming<br />
and patient,” says Paiz. “She listened to me and was very helpful.”<br />
<strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong>’s 2-1-1 is a free service for the community. It boasts the most<br />
robust list of community agencies and services available and is a vital part<br />
of <strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong>’s Adult Self<br />
Sufficiency Initiative which supports<br />
programs and services that provide<br />
individuals and families the opportunity<br />
to move toward economic selfsuffi<br />
ciency. With one phone call (just<br />
dial 2-1-1) or on line search, those<br />
who need help are referred to agencies<br />
off ering services to meet their<br />
needs. People can also give back to<br />
the community through 2-1-1.<br />
Check out 2-1-1 call statistics on our<br />
website and learn more about the<br />
most pressing needs in our community.<br />
Paiz says he knows, fi rst hand, the<br />
value that <strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong><br />
brings to the community. In fact, at<br />
his previous job he supported <strong>United</strong><br />
<strong>Way</strong> through payroll deduction<br />
in his workplace campaign. He says<br />
that once he and his family are back<br />
on their feet, he is determined to give<br />
back, again.<br />
Until then, he says he is grateful for the help he is receiving through <strong>Mile</strong><br />
<strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong> and <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong>’s 2-1-1. And, for those fi nding themselves<br />
facing similar challenges, Paiz off ers this bit of advice.<br />
“You have to maintain a positive att itude,” he says. “A sense of hopelessness<br />
is not helpful. Wait for the rainbow. It’s cloudy today, but it might be sunny<br />
tomorrow.”<br />
For more information about 2-1-1, visit unitedwaydenver.org/211
In October of 2003, <strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong> offi cially opened its 2-1-1 call center, a free<br />
referral service that’s just a phone call away. Since then it has grown to become the top<br />
community resource in the state for the public to turn to in order to get and give help.<br />
24 hours a day, seven days a week, <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong>’s 2-1-1 referral specialists off er assistance such as:<br />
■ Referrals - connecting people to the vital services they need<br />
every day like emergency shelter, food, housing and rent and<br />
utility assistance.<br />
■ Donations – serving as one of the best places to make a<br />
fi nancial donation or to donate in-kind goods and services<br />
to area nonprofi ts.<br />
■ Disaster - partnering with the American Red Cross <strong>Mile</strong><br />
<strong>High</strong> Chapter, the Salvation Army, Catholic Charities and<br />
other agencies to ensure our community is prepared with a<br />
disaster response plan for the metro area.<br />
Statistics fr om July 1, 20<strong>08</strong> - June 30, 20<strong>09</strong><br />
Top needs:<br />
■ Rental Assistance<br />
■ Utility Assistance<br />
■ Shelters/Transitional Housing<br />
■ Seasonal (holiday assistance, summer camps,<br />
school supplies, tax assistance,& fl u shots)<br />
■ Food<br />
<strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong>’s 2-1-1 Can Help You<br />
Dial 2-1-1. It’s a free service. Trained referral specialists are bilingual<br />
and available 24-hours-a-day/7-days-a-week.<br />
All calls are confi dential.<br />
<strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong>’s 2-1-1 is succeeding in helping people<br />
connect to the vital services they need.<br />
Find 2-1-1 Online<br />
Visit www.unitedwaydenver.org and click on <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong>’s 2-1-1.<br />
■ Tax credit info and help - working each year with the Piton<br />
Foundation to help thousands of eligible families receive tax<br />
credit income and free tax preparation assistance.<br />
■ Parenting tips – sharing, in partnership with the Children’s<br />
Museum of Denver, the Born Learning Program, a nationwide<br />
campaign to teach parents simple activities to help<br />
their kids succeed in school and in life.<br />
Total calls received- 143,006<br />
Who called 2-1-1?<br />
■ 32% Caucasian<br />
■ 26.5% Hispanic/Latino<br />
■ 19% Black/African American<br />
■ 76% Women<br />
■ 66% Homeless for the fi rst time<br />
■ 62% Unemployed<br />
■ 44% Monthly income of less than $417<br />
We support programs in all five counties<br />
of the metropolitan area.<br />
Denver<br />
Jefferson<br />
Douglas<br />
Adams<br />
Arapahoe<br />
2-1-1 provides service to an<br />
eleven county area including:<br />
Boulder, Broomfield, Clear<br />
Creek, Elbert, Gilpin and<br />
Summit counties.
<strong>Mile</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong><br />
2505 18th Street<br />
Denver, Colorado 80211<br />
www.unitedwaydenver.org
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