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MAJOR FUNDERS & PARTNERS
IN FISCAL YEAR 2023, SECOND CHANCE CENTER WAS SUPPORTED BY THESE MAJOR FUNDERS:
“I spent 30+ years living the gang life and ended
up on parole. I was looking to change my life
and move into a career. I was connected with the
Second Chance Center, and I felt like family the
moment I walked through those doors. I began
working with The Park People and I feel like I am
finally able to give back.”
– Mario Aragon, Urban Forestry former trainee
Adams County
Anschutz Foundation
Arapahoe County Aid to Agencies
Arnold Ventures
Black Resilience in Colorado
(A Fund of the Denver Foundation)
Caring for Denver
Caring for Colorado
Cielo
City & County of Denver
Colorado Department of Corrections
Colorado Department of Health Care
Policy & Financing
Colorado Division of Housing
Colorado Health Foundation
Colorado Housing & Finance Authority
Daniels Fund
Department of Economic Opportunity
and Development (DEDO)
The Denver Foundation
Department of Local Affairs (DOLA)
Enterprise Foundation
First Plymouth Church
Virginia W. Hill Foundation
Kenneth King Foundation
New Dawn Center for Spiritual Living
Next Fifty Initiative
Pinnacol Assurance
Public Welfare
Rose Community Foundation
Saint John’s Cathedral
Transforming Safety
Zion Temple Church
And many, many other generous
individuals, families, faith communities,
social clubs, and small businesses who
made financial and in-kind donations,
supported events, and volunteered their
time to help our cause. Thank you!
IN FISCAL YEAR 2023, SECOND CHANCE CENTER PARTNERED WITH THESE ORGANIZATIONS:
EMPLOYMENT
Arapahoe Douglas Works
Bayaud Enterprises
CareerWorks$
Carter Truck Driving Academy
Circuitus
Cloud Break Energy
Colorado Department of Transportation
Colorado Building and Construction Trades Council
Colorado Department of Labor
CompTIA
Construction Industry Training Council of Colorado
Denver Digs Trees
Department of Economic Opportunity and
Development (DEDO)
Denver Workforce Services
Free World
GH Phipps
Goodwill Industries of Colorado
Green Street Power Partners, LLC
GRID Alternatives
Honest Jobs
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
(IBEW)
Impact 100
North America’s Building Trades Unions (NABTU)
PCL Construction
Project Elevate
Rocky Mountain Micro Finance Institute (RMFFI)
Sage Trucking
The Tree Care Industry Association
The Park People
Work Now
Work Options
CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM/
COMMUNITY SAFETY
Colorado Criminal Justice Reform Coalition (CCJRC)
Latino Coalition for Community Leadership (LCCL)
RECOVERY & RE-ENTRY
The AID Center
Aurora Therapy Center
City and County of Denver
Colorado Department of Corrections (CDOC)
Colorado Department of Labor
Community Corrections - CDOC
CoreCivic Dahlia/Remerg
Denver Alliance
Don’t Look Back Center
Expunge Colorado
Independence House
It Takes a Village
Peer 1/ Haven
Project Elevate
Santa Fe Counseling
Tribe Recovery Homes, Inc.
We Don’t Waste
WellPower
HOUSING
Colorado Housing and Finance Authority (CHFA)
Construction Industry Training Council of Colorado
Colorado Division of Housing
Enterprise Community Partners
Metro Denver Homeless Initiative
FAITH-BASED & CIVIC
Campbell Chapel AME
Elevation Christian Church
First Plymouth Congregational Church
Glennon Heights Mennonite Church
New Dawn Center for Spiritual Living
Rotary
Finding a job is the most urgent need for returning
citizens. It is a requirement of parole, and a paycheck
is essential for finding and keeping a home. But many
jobs require specific clothing and tools that our clientpartners simply can’t afford. SCC maintains a stock of
hard hats, work boots, sturdy clothing and warm jackets
for outdoor work, and we also assist with special tools
and equipment.
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