Mile High United Way’s Kasey Harlos shares her experience following a deployment to Virginia earlier this year to serve families affected by Hurricane Helene.

Anika joined Bridging the Gap almost a decade ago after she turned 18 and exited Colorado’s foster care system. After years of unexpected circumstances, health challenges and even tragedy, Anika has a new outlook on life.

As 2024 comes to an end, we are reminiscing about the many ways you stepped up to support Metro Denver families! Here’s how you created change this year …

For many Denver families, Thanksgiving is a time to celebrate life’s blessings with loved ones. However, the holidays can be difficult for some. Each year, Mile High United Way helps

From providing meals on Thanksgiving to running a toy drive to mentoring local business owners, you can join Mile High United Way in supporting Metro Denver families this season. As the holidays approach, we invite you to learn how you can get involved in our programs and community outreach events.