Mile High United Way Initiatives and Projects Eligible for Tax Credits
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Denver's Road Home
Denver's Road Home provides critically needed housing, employment programs and treatment services to homeless women, children, and men living on the streets of Denver. |
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Mile High United Way Economic Development Fund
Invests in job development, small business start-ups, affordable housing projects, and other related economic developments serving low-income individuals and families in the Denver Enterprise Zone. |
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Lights On After School
A partnership between Mile High United Way, the Denver Public Schools Foundation and the City of Denver to sustain and expand after-school programs for DPS elementary and middle school students. |
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Mile High United Way Transformational Housing
Provides families with access to affordable rental property coupled with Individual Development Accounts and other services as a bridge toward home ownership. Partnering with St. Charles Town Co., the Charitable Housing Foundation and others. |
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Mile High United Way 2-1-1 Fund
2-1-1 has the most comprehensive information and referral database in the Rocky Mtn. Region and can help you locate human services in your community. |
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Savings Plus Individual Development Accounts Denver / Mile High United Way
Supporting first-time ownership, post-high school education and business capitalization for low-income families through matched savings accounts and financial training. |
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Mile High United Way Bridging the Gap
The Bridging the Gap Program was developed in 2005 to address the challenges faced by foster youth as they transition to adulthood. |
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Mile High United Way School Readiness Initiative
Young children in low-income families are prepared to succeed in school. |
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Mile High United Way Child Care Fund
Give to the Child Care Fund and you will receive a 50% State tax credit while providing a continuum of help for qualifying child care programs across the whole community. |
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