Summit [ suhm-it ] noun 1. Achievement, top, apex – the topmost level attainable2. The economic and personal independence that Warren Village residents work toward every day3. Members of Warren Village’s subscription giving program Become a Summit Member Support Warren Village through our monthly subscription giving program and help us sustain the vital programs and resources […]
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Starting January 1, 2023, the existing Enterprise Zone (EZ) tax credit will be replaced with Colorado’s Homeless Contribution Tax Credit (HCTC). This is a new Homeless Contribution Tax Credit that is available in the entire state for a broader range of homelessness response related activities. Going forward, you will be able to utilize this tax
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Season of Giving As the year comes to a close, there are many opportunities to support Warren Village during this season of giving. Make a monetary donation to Warren Village for Colorado Gives Day or to our year-end campaign to support the essential programs and resources we provide to single-parent families. Become a Summit Member of
Meet Kim. She is driven, strong, and caring. She is a mother, student, and a community volunteer. In November 2020, Kim and her son Alexander, who is now 6 years old, moved into Warren Village. Kim will tell you that it was luck, something she never believed in until Warren Village, and that she randomly
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Warren Village at Alameda The Pathway to a Third Warren Village Facility As the cost of living in the Denver area continues to grow at an unprecedented rate, thousands of hard-working families are finding themselves unable to secure safe and affordable housing in our city. Warren Village, in partnership with the Denver Housing Authority and
Saturday, September 14Denver Center for Performing Arts | Seawell Ballroom Warren Village is celebrating its 50th anniversary. You will not want to miss this milestone celebration! Contact Michele Kilen, Development Director, at mkilen@warrenvillage.org or 303.320.5057 for sponsorship opportunities. Our annual Aspire Gala raises critical funding to empower 600 dedicated and driven single parents and their children each
After her divorce, Tahlanda and her teenage son left Tennessee and returned to Denver to live with her mom. When the living situation became too tense, she and her son ended up in a shelter. That’s when a family friend suggested Tahlanda look into Warren Village. Now, after being at Warren Village for a year,
Soon after the birth of their second child, Sophia’s husband was diagnosed with schizophrenia. As a result he lost his job and was only able to work sporadically. The financial pressures became even greater after Sophia and her children were hit by a drunk driver. While trying to recover physically and financially, Sophia realized she
Savannah says looking back she should have seen the signs. Her boyfriend became increasingly controlling – constantly checking in on her while she was a school, questioning why she returned home 15 minutes late. Then with his increased drinking, the abuse turned physical. Finally after two children and years of abuse, Savannah decided she’d had
