Stories
At the heart of Mile High United Way are the stories of families, business owners, volunteers, and partners that we are privileged to work alongside. Together, we are a Community United.
Nine Ways to Support Our Community This Holiday Season
There are many ways to give back to our community this holiday season! Whether you are a long-time supporter of Mile High United Way, or new to our organization, we have a range of volunteer and engagement opportunities for you to choose from. Here are ways you can get engaged!
Mile High United Way Sends Students Back to School with Backpacks and School Supplies
We support students and families across Metro Denver as they transition back to school through our annual Back to School Bash.
Mile High United Way Supports Small Business Owners Like Tonya
Like many small business owners, Tonya was faced with challenges when the pandemic hit, and she struggled to keep her company afloat. Learn how Mile High United Way’s United for Business program provided support when she needed it most.
Juneteenth Reflections: The Equity Work Continues
Mile High United Way Board Member Lee Gash-Maxey reflects on Juneteenth, which honors the end of slavery in the United States.
Mile High United Way Champions Three Bills Into Law
Read about the impact these laws will have on Mile High United Way programs and throughout our Colorado communities.
It Takes a Village… Providing Essential Baby Care Items to Support Families
During our first Women United Village, more than 100 families received supplies to help care for their little ones, including diapers, strollers, car seats, and more.
HIPPY Helps Families like Yazmin and Ruben Get Kindergarten Ready
Through the United for Families initiative, Mile High United Way offers the Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youngsters (HIPPY) program to families working to ensure all children begin school kindergarten ready.
Connecting families to critical resources through new 211 state funding
By Stephanie Sanchez, Senior Director of 211 Colorado on the impact of HB22-1315.
Mile High United Way Acquires New Long-Term Housing Facility for Bridging the Gap Participants
In May 2022, Mile High United Way Bridging the Gap participants began moving into a new long-term housing facility in Denver’s North Capitol Hill neighborhood. These studio apartments will provide long-term housing for 24 participants.
