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Community Involvement

Success Stories

Celebrating Successes

Your support of Community First Foundation helps us make a true impact in the metropolitan Denver community. Our Nonprofit Preservation initiative improves the well-being of the area by helping local nonprofits provide vital, life-changing services. We are pleased to share the following personal stories of individuals whose quality of life dramatically improved because of the strength of our nonprofit partners.

Young AmeriTowne:

Unique Program Brings Economic Lessons to Life

Young AmeriTowne is an award-winning educational program for teachers to help their 5th and 6th grade students learn about business, economics and free enterprise in a fun and hands-on way.

Jeffco Action Center Offers Safety and Support for Families

Cecilia came to Jeffco Action Center without a home, without a plan, and without hope. A month earlier, her husband left to go to work at his second-shift job. That was the last Cecilia and their three children heard from him for four days. When she did hear from him, it was to let her know that he had decided to end their marriage.

Clinica Tepeyac:

Improving Lives of the Uninsured
Juan* was just a child when his family learned he had heart problems. But the family’s low income and lack of medical insurance left them facing multiple roadblocks to getting their son the care he needed.

Family Tree, Inc.

Women’s Shelter Saves Woman
from On-the-Road Abuse

Terri was trapped: she had given up her job to join her husband on the road while he worked as a truck driver. But she soon found herself the target of his escalating abuse and rage that lasted for days. She was hundreds of miles from home, captive, and penniless.

Jefferson Center for Mental Health:

Mental Health Services Lead
to Life Skills and New-Found Talent

John, a 38-year-old educator, is an exceptionally talented writer with a bright outlook on life. But it wasn’t always this way.

Seniors’ Resource Center:

Driving The Way to Independence

Melvin Thompson needs to travel to the grocery store, medical care appointments or adult day care virtually every day. “Without help from Seniors’ Resource Center I would not be able to live in my house,” says Thompson.