Community Resources

Kabbalah Experience provides an open and inclusive learning community committed to encourage individual and spiritual growth through the study and application of Kabbalah’s insights into the parallels between physical and spiritual reality. Kabbalah Experience is a place where you begin to understand and appreciate the soul awareness that connects all of created existence and to apply that understanding in your daily life.

Why Are We

We seek to shape our world into a more harmonious, egalitarian and peaceful planet. The Tree of Life, the central map of the Kabbalah teaching culminates in “manifestation” because spiritual practice and learning is best expressed when you walk your talk.

Ghandi’s quote “Be the change you want to see in the world” implies two important messages: First, don’t shirk from your responsibility to make the world better. As is stated in Jewish tradition: Do your part even if you can’t get it all done. Second: See the change that is needed in you to make the world better. As is stated in Kabbalah tradition: You are the project, not your projections.

Who Are We

We are ordinary people from diverse backgrounds dedicated to experiencing our amazing light and seeing clearly our challenging blind spots. We are all student-teachers (our teachers are life-long learners and our students share their wisdom and shape the curriculum) dedicating ourselves to a deepening awareness of the masks we wear and the stories we live in.

When Are We

We try to be present in this moment by respecting the past and its influences and envisioning a meaningful future. We are present to the energies of space and time, the rhythm of the seasons and the seasons of our life. You can find us in class, in person or via videoconferencing, Mountain Standard Time, or in your present moment, through our self- study portal.

For more information, contact this Community Resource

www.kabbalahexperience.com
(303) 337-0959

LCFC’s mission is to work hand in hand with our diverse communities to create culturally responsive strategies that build influence, equity and opportunity for all Latino Coloradans. LCFC combats unfair systems and builds more just communities through education, innovation and advocacy that is informed by the values and knowledge for Latino communities. Our values include:

FAMILY CENTERED

Family Centered means caring for the health and well-being of everyone we embrace as family, across-generations.

COMMUNITY LED

LCFC values and respects the gifts present in individuals and communities and works to support them in determining their own destinies.

CULTURAL JUSTICE

LCFC believes that all people have the right to be themselves and embrace their cultural identity.

For more information, contact this Community Resource

latinocfc.org
(720) 923-7614
info@latinocfc.org

To My Friends and Family:

As many of you know, I am deeply involved in Blue Sky Fund’s mission to level the playing field for disadvantaged children. This cause is near and dear to my heart and many of you have attended our events in the past and generously contributed.

With the COVID-19 pandemic, our primary form of raising money with a large, annual event was not possible. Therefore, we have modified our fund-raising strategy so that we can continue our mission of supporting our A.C.C.E.S.S. Scholars. We are extending our services and expertise to benefit YOUR child as well!

Our Executive Director, Andrew Flynn, has assembled a group of highly qualified, academic tutors who can help you to navigate the stressful academic landscape this fall. These academic instructors are equipped to tutor elementary, middle, and high-school students to supplement what they’re receiving in school. BSF is also equipped to help seniors complete their college application essays.

What’s unique about this opportunity is that each time your child has a tutoring session with a BSF tutor, your purchase pays for an identical session free of charge for a deserving and less privileged student. We’re also able to support middle and high school-aged students outside of the Denver area via video calls.

We believe this allows us to provide a valuable service and simultaneously level the playing field for deserving children.

Should you or someone you know need tutoring support, please send them our way. We’re not here to profit from providing this support – half of every dollar spent goes directly to our A.C.C.E.S.S. Scholars. To date, we’ve supported more than 200 disadvantaged students and helped them to achieve more than $2.5 million in financial aid.

You can visit bsfcolorado.org/tutoring to learn more or contact our Executive Director Andrew Flynn at Andrew@bsfcolorado.org. I’m also happy to answer any of your calls or texts if you’d like to know more.

Thanks so much for your time. I wish you and your family nothing but the very best this fall season!

Best!

Matt Weiss

For more information, contact this Community Resource

bsfcolorado.org/tutoring
(720) 554-2407
andrew@bsfcolorado.org

Like people across the country and world, Coloradans are living longer and healthier lives. Yet national research conducted by FrameWorks Institute over the last three years shows that aging is misunderstood in America, and ageist and negative stereotypes about older people abound.

By marginalizing older people and minimizing their contributions, ageist attitudes and stereotypes harm not only older people but also our communities, which fail to benefit from the build-up of experience and insights that all of us acquire as we age.

Can we do something about it? Yes, we can! Groundbreaking research by FrameWorks Institute showed that it is possible to shift how people think through “reframing” aging and ageism.

By changing the way that people talk and think about aging and ageism, Changing the Narrative will be setting the foundation for more productive policies and practices across our state that leverage the strengths and talents of older people, and systems that support wellbeing for all of us as we age.

For more information, contact this Community Resource

OUR IMPACT

1 in 10

people in the community received help last year from Mile High United Way.
That’s an impact of

over 250000 Denver residents.

We supported those residents through

34000+ hours

of hands-on impact by over

1,658 volunteers

Volunteer with us to make an impact!

For more information, contact this Community Resource

unitedwaydenver.org
(303) 433-8383
info@unitedwaydenver.org

OUR MISSION

We SPARK CHANGE and INSPIRE A MOVEMENT OF GOOD through the power of volunteerism, service and engagement.

OUR VISION

A world with stronger, more resilient, equitable and connected communities through the power of volunteerism.

OUR PROMISE

Civic Engagement: We value the power of all people to contribute service to their community and to each other.

Collaboration: We value our relationships with other public and private organizations, locally and nationally, and are committed to collaboration and partnership to achieve shared goals.

Respect: We value the respect of our community. We demonstrate and earn respect through honesty, integrity, responsiveness and accountability in all we do.

Inclusiveness: We value an inclusive organizational culture that is friendly, dynamic, flexible, celebratory and respectful. We express these values internally and externally through open and clear communications, and by being intentional and thoughtful in how we engage with individuals and the community.

Excellence: We value excellence and strive to achieve it through expertise, thoughtful planning and by offering high-quality services and products.

Innovation: We value innovation as essential to serving our constituents and our community. We foster innovation through continual learning, willingness to take risks, discernment and reflection.

For more information, contact this Community Resource

sparkthechangecolorado.org
(303) 282-1234