About Us

OUr Community Priorities

Our vision is a community united to create opportunities for all.

Through three interconnected Community Priorities — giving all children a strong start, supporting education and academic success and creating economic opportunity for all — we make a meaningful difference in the lives of those with greatest need in our community.

Three Community Priorities

Giving All Children A Strong Start in Life

Ensuring all children in our community are able to enter kindergarten ready to succeed.

Supporting Education and Academic Success

Building educational success through partnerships with schools, families and communities.

Creating Economic Opportunity for All

Ensuring people can meet their basic needs and have opportunities to move toward economic success.

OUR STORIES

Women’s History Month: Celebrating Women Who Have Shaped Colorado’s History
National 211 Day Reflection & Thanks: From Navigator to Leader
Mile High United Way Celebrates Black History Month
211 Colorado on the Go: Evolving to Meet Our Community’s Needs
The Moment Our Lives Changed Forever

Happy Women’s History Month! In celebration, we’re highlighting a few remarkable women whose leadership, courage and contributions have shaped Colorado’s history and strengthened our communities.

March 3, 2026

This month marks seven years since I first walked into Mile High United Way’s 211 Help Center as a Community Resource Navigator. I can still vividly recall one of my very first calls.

February 26, 2026

As we celebrate Black History Month, we honor Five Points as a reminder that Black history is local, living and still influencing Denver’s rhythm today.

February 13, 2026

Dalia was one of five 211 Help Center staff who last year traveled outside Metro Denver in our new mobile 211 unit to provide in-person support following major storms and flooding. Patty Ramos and Claudia Cervantes joined Dalia in Southwest Colorado, assisting families affected by flooding in LaPlata and Archuleta counties.

February 9, 2026

What gives you hope and brings you joy? For me, it is my little one, my Levi. He is my light, and I love seeing his eyes light up when he knows the answer to a question or learns a new word. But it wasn’t always this way.

February 3, 2026

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We surround our community with the programs and resources that address today’s biggest issues and help prevent tomorrow’s.
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Creating long-term change, one step at a time.
Learn more about how public policy plays a critical role in our work to create pathways to success.

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