Mile High United Way gives funds to Boulder, Broomfield nonprofits
DENVER — The Mile High United Way gave a cut of a $4.5 million donation to several groups across the Front Range to 17 nonprofits located in Boulder and Broomfield counties this week.
“We have always worked to address the most critical issues facing our community and will continue to invest in areas that create opportunities for families and individuals to succeed,” Christine Benero, president and CEO of Mile High United Way said in a statement. “Given the current environment, we are grateful for the work done by our volunteer review committee to make such impactful decisions.”
The Denver-based Mile High United Way combined with the formerly Lafayette-based Foothills United Way last spring.
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The following organizations received funding:
- A Precious Child, Broomfield.
- Boulder Shelter for the Homeless, Boulder.
- Community Services of Broomfield (Broomfield FISH), Broomfield.
- Boulder County.
- Early Childhood Council of Boulder County, Lafayette.
- Emergency Family Assistance Association, Boulder.
- I Have a Dream Foundation, Boulder.
- Outreach United Resource Center, Longmont.
- Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Nonviolence, Boulder.
- Sister Carmen Community Center, Lafayette.
- St Vrain Valley School District, Longmont.
- TEENS Inc., Nederland.
- The Inn Between, Longmont.
- The Tiny Tim Center, Longmont.
- Wild Plum Center for Young Children and Families, Longmont.
- YMCA Boulder Valley, Boulder.
- YWCA of Boulder County, Boulder.
