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| Where We Help: Community Partners |
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Partnerships Building A Stronger Community
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Collaborating and Partnering For a Stronger Community
 Mile High United Way advances the common good by creating opportunities for a better life for all in our community.
And, one of the most effective ways to do that is by combining the strengths and resources of people and organizations to tackle tough issues head-on.
Denver’s King Trimble Economic Prosperity Center is a prime example. Mile High United Way partnered with the Annie E. Casey Foundation, the Denver Office of Economic Development, the Denver Housing Authority and the Denver Asset Building Coalition to make the center a reality.
The center is dedicated to advancing the economic standing of residents throughout Denver. Those who use the center can take advantage of classroom instruction, financial education workshops, assessment tools, referrals and many other activities designed to help them find jobs, move up the career ladder, grow their savings and more- all available at no cost.
Advancing the common good in our community is all about inviting and connecting people and organizations who bring the passion, expertise and resources needed to get things done. And, Mile High United Way does just that. Last year, Mile High United Way invested more than $15 Million in themetro area through collaborations.
We combine the collective strength of our community through the following strategic partnerships. (for a complete list of our community partners, please click on the ‘Agency Partners’ button on the right-side navigation on this page). |
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School Readiness
Youth Success
Adult Self Sufficiency
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Assets for Family Success |
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Barrio Aztlan |
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Bridging the Gap |
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Denver’s Road Home |
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Transformational Housing- Brunetti Lofts |
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L:earn (Education Assistance and Retraining Network) |
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Pathways Scholarships |
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Skillbuild |
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King Trimble Economic Prosperity Center- Making Connections Denver |
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Promise Neighborhoods |
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