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Annunciation School
Serves parents and children by providing programs in conflict management, life skills and participation in the arts. |
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Anti-Defamation League
Fighting bigotry, securing religious freedom, justice and fair treatment for all, and fostering safer, more inclusive schools through ADL's No Place for Hate® Campaign.
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Asian Pacific Development Center
Provides behavioral health care services, community education, health promotion, youth programs, multi-cultural interpretation and translation. |
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Bennie E. Goodwin After School Academic Program
The Bennie E. Goodwin After School Academic Program provides intensive skill-building assistance to students in 1st - 8th grades who are performing below grade level in reading or math. |
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Big Brothers & Big Sisters of Colorado
Supports quality one-to-one mentoring relationships between volunteer mentors and youth, ages 7-17. These mentoring relationships help youth to overcome challenges and reach their full potential. |
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Boy Scouts of America, Denver Area Council
Provides education, fun and adventure for boys and girls ages 7-20 while teaching Character, Leadership and Career Exploration. Focusing on the responsibilities of participating citizenship. |
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Boys and Girls Clubs of Metro Denver
Provides urban youth ages 6-18 a safe place to improve their lives through education, technology, the arts, sports/ ?tness, leadership and social activities. |
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Boys Hope Girls Hope
Provides family-like homes, opportunities and education through college for academically capable, motivated children-in-need to become men and women for others. |
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Bridge Project, The
Provides educational opportunities for children living in Denver's public housing neighborhoods so that they graduate from high school and attend college or learn a trade. |
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Byrne Urban Scholars
Byrne Urban Scholars provides a unique, multi-faceted combination of services that promotes academic achievement among youth who are most likely to experience school failure and dropout. |
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City of Aurora - COMPASS
The Coalition of Many Providing After School Success (COMPASS) provides academic and enrichment activities to youth of seven low-income schools in north Aurora. |
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College Summit
College Summit’s mission is to increase college-enrollment rates of disadvantaged youth by equipping high schools with tools and support to build a college-going culture. |
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Colorado I Have A Dream Foundation
O?ers comprehensive dropout prevention program to groups of at-risk Denver youth for 10-year period leading up to high school graduation and post-secondary scholarships. |
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Colorado Youth at Risk
Connect – Mentor - Transform. Connecting struggling 9th grade students with adult mentors who serve as coaches. Creating empowered futures, impacting graduation. Transforming lives and the community. |
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Colorado Youth for a Change
Colorado Youth for a Change is solving Colorado’s dropout crisis through the implementation of programs and policies based on national research and local data analysis. |
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Community Outreach Service Center
Facility for food bank, meals, clothing, bus passes, tokens for job search, day camp, and conflict management. Resources for homeless, alcohol, drug abuse counseling, and budget management. |
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Denver Children's Home
Provides a therapeutic, safe place for emotionally distressed children, adolescents and their families to heal and grow. |
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Denver Indian Center
Located in Denver, the center provides youth programming, emergency services, workforce training, senior programs, and early childhood education to Colorado's American Indian communities. |
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Denver Inner City Parish
A multi-generational community center that provides education and human services to the low-income, primarily Latino, community of metro Denver. |
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Denver Kids
Educational counseling and mentoring program that helps at-risk students in DPS complete high school, pursue post-secondary options and become contributing members of the community. |
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Escuela Tlatelolco Centro de Estudios
Escuela Tlatelolco is a community-based private school developed to provide Latino/ Chicano students an education that focuses on academic proficiency and instills cultural pride. |
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Friends for Youth
Faith-based, volunteer mentoring program serving youth 10-18 years old who are involved in juvenile justice/child welfare sytems in Adams, Arapahoe, Denver, Douglas and Jefferson counties. |
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Girl Scouts of Colorado
Builds girls of courage, con?dence and character who make the world a better place, serving 33,000 girls ages 5-17 annually. |
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Girls Incorporated of Metro Denver
Inspiring all girls to be strong, smart and bold through after-school and summer programs, outreach, and health and sexuality programming. |
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Goodwill Industries of Denver
Goodwill Industries of Denver reverses the cycle of poverty for at-risk youth, struggling families and individuals with disabilities through career development and skills training. |
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KIPP Colorado Schools
KIPP's mission is to equip underserved students with the knowledge, academic skills, and character traits necessary to succeed in college and the competitive world beyond. |
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Legal Center for People with Disabilities and Older People,The
Protects human and civil rights of adults and children in education, housing, rehabilitation for employment, voting, and abuse or neglect in residential or long-term care. |
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Lutheran Family Services of Colorado
Services: adoption, birth parent counseling, foster care, parent education, refugee/asylee services, disaster preparedness, geriatric care management for older adults, and family immigration legal services. |
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Kipp Colorado Schools
Kipp's mission is to equip underserved students with the knowledge, academic skills, and character traits necessary to succeed in college and the competitive world beyond. |
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Metro Denver Partners
Provides support to at-risk youth through mentoring, tutoring and gang-intervention. Strengthening families and communities by encouraging youth to make better academic and life decisions. |
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Mile High Youth Corps
Mile High Youth Corps (MHYC) helps urban youth make a difference in themselves and their community through meaningful service opportunities and educational experiences. |
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Open Door Youth Gang Alternatives
Works to eliminate street gang violence through outreach, public awareness, violence prevention, and one-on-one support. |
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Rocky Mountain Children's Law Center
Saves the lives of Colorado’s abused and neglected children through zealous legal advocacy, healing intervention programs, and public policy reform. |
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Salvation Army, The
Provides disadvantaged individuals, families, youth and the elderly with outreach programs and services to help address the physical, mental and spiritual parts of their lives. |
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Servicios de la Raza
Offers comprehensive and culturally responsive human services primarily, but not limited, to the Latino communities of Greater Metropolitan Denver. |
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Sheridan School District No. 2 - S.O.A.R.
The Sheridan School District is passionately committed to providing high-quality post secondary options to ALL Sheridan students through exceptional instruction and purposeful enrichment opportunities. |
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St. Elizabeth's School
St. Elizabeth's School is an outstanding private, Episcopal school, enrolling an economically inclusive community that offers outstanding academics with a focus on music and the arts. |
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Summer Scholars
We help narrow the educational achievement gap by equipping low-income, academically struggling students and their parents with skills necessary to attain academic and personal success. |
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Tennyson Center for Children
Tennyson Center, a leader in the care, treatment and education of abused, neglected and at-risk youth, serves over 200 children and 1,500 family members annually. |
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Urban League of Metropolitan Denver
Provides a variety of programs and services including education enrichment after-school programs, employment and training. |
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Whiz Kids Tutoring
Improving the well-being of disadvantaged youth through academic tutoring, positive relationships and spiritual nurturing through the facilitation of one-to-one tutoring relationships. |
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YESS Institute
YESS provides students the skills to shift towards a positive cycle of leadership development, civic engagement and academic success through peer mentoring and emotional intelligence. |
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YouthBiz, Inc.
Provides after-school and summer programs to youth from Denver's inner-city neighborhoods with a focus on business academics and leadership. |
