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2016ANNUALREPORT
Board of Directors 2016Chair, Mark Kiniry, ALPS Fund Services, Inc.Vice Chair, Scott Cromie, 2-10 Home Buyers WarrantySecretary & Treasurer, Rob Crosby, Citywide BanksMembersSusan Bailey, Corporate SolutionsTim Brantley, Service Systems AssociatesAlan Carruthers, Regis Jesuit High SchoolRobert Fante, M.D., Fante Eye and Face CentreRicki Kelly, University of Denver Strum College of LawChuck Latham, Chuck Latham & Associates, Inc.Polly Lestikow, Closet FactoryConnor McCallin, J.P. Morgan ChaseJohn & Angela Schmidt, JAM Capital, LLCKenneth Stable, Charles SchwabRobert Strauss, RaytheonAdam Truitt, Financial Designs Ltd.Emeritus BoardScot AndersonJanet CooperJack CorriganMary Ann LittlerCharles Mateskon, M.DPatrick McCarthyDon McFallDeborah S. O’DwyerJo SwansonKent SwansonSteve TierneyYoung Professionals Board 2016President, Ryan Gensler, Intertech Plastics, Inc.Vice President, Stefanie Joy, Mercy HousingSecretary, Jami Farr, ALPS Funds ServicesTreasurer, Ryan Clark, CQG, Inc.Committee ChairsAllison Egan, Events, Saunders ConstructionJess Diorio, Events, Dividend CapitalCassie Heringer, Membership, MercerCarley Strauss, Volunteers, Piton FoundationJoe Ariniello, Public Relations, ALM MediaMember Emeritus, Sean McNicholas, Service Systems Associates
A Note from The Executive DirectorFriends of Boys Hope Girls Hope,One of the highlights of my job is witnessing the growth of each of our scholars throughouttheir time with Boys Hope Girls Hope. They truly become men and women with and forothers by the time they graduate high school. While they attend the same classes, have thesame friends and social circles, each one grows in their own unique way and leaves highschool having a strong sense of self. Every opportunity that Boys Hope Girls Hope offersthem makes them more confident in themselves and more confident in their futures.Just as our scholars grow and develop, so too does our organization. In 2016, the Academyprogram had the first class of graduates from Aurora Central High School. The 9 graduatingscholars were awarded over 430,000 inscholarships and were accepted to 31colleges and universities! It is our goal thatevery class going forward will match orexceed that number. And of course, morehigh school graduates means morecollegians! With these 9 new graduates,we have doubled the number of collegiansin the 2016-2017 school year.Along with these incredible results, comesthe need for us to look forward and see how Boys Hope Girls Hope must adapt and growwith our scholars as they become collegians. Next year, on top of raising money to fulfill allof the college scholarships, we hope to add a collegian counselor to the BHGH staff. Whilecollege acceptance is a critical part of our mission, our ultimate goal is to have all of ourscholars thrive in college, graduate with ease and positioned to enter the working worldwith confidence.Of course, Boys Hope Girls Hope could not provide the amazing wrap around services forall our scholars without your help. We would not have the ability to serve more studentsand families without the generous support of you - our partners, donors and volunteers.Thank you! We look forward to a bright future!Sincerely,Mary Frances Tharp, Executive Director
Statement of ActivitiesFor Year Ended June 30, 2016UnrestrictedSupport and RevenueContributionsGift-in-kind contributionsAmeriCorps grantSpecial Events, netInvestment income, netMiscellaneous incomeNet assets released from restrictions –Satisfaction of time and programrestrictionsTotal Support and RevenueExpensesProgram services –Housing and educationalassistanceSupporting services –Management and generalFundraisingTotal supporting servicesTotal ExpensesChange in net assetsNet assets, beginning of yearNet assets, end of yearTemporarilyRestrictedPermanentlyRestricted 175,60317,01020,716103,021(4,002)54 ,033502,089 766,190 593,3362015Total2016Total 645,73790,13520,716103,021(4,002)54 58 75,000 1,434,256 1,474,122-
BOYS HOPE GIRLS HOPE OFCOLORADO 2016 HIGHLIGHTSAURORA CENTRALHIGH SCHOOLCLASS OF 201631college & universityacceptances9 Graduates:100% are attending college56% are first generation high school graduates78% will be first generation college students100% qualified for free and reduced lunch at ACHS50Academy ScholarsattendingAurora Central HighSchool 432,268in scholarshipsawarded101,158Residential Scholarsattending Regis JesuitHigh School, GrandviewHigh School and LibertyMiddle Schoolcommunity servicehours completed3.42average GPA16 COLLEGIANS ATTENDING:Colorado Mesa UniversityUniversity of Colorado BoulderColorado State UniversityUniversity of Colorado Colorado SpringsCommunity College of AuroraUniversity of Colorado DenverFort Lewis CollegeRegis UniversityUniversity of Northern ColoradoUniversity of Northern Texas
Breaking The Cycle Of Poverty Through EducationBoys Hope Girls Hope provides a holistic poverty intervention foryoung people with great need, and even greater determination. Byno fault of their own, some children are victims of desperatecircumstances— poverty, homelessness, neighborhood violence orsevere family stress. Yet, despite overwhelming odds, theydemonstrate an inspiring capacity and desire to excel, live their livesto the fullest and set an example for others.These are the phenomenal young people we serve. These youngpeople apply to be a part of our program based on their desire to2016 Aurora Central HSparticipate fully in BHGH opportunities and their capacity for ourgraduate, Mayra is nowacademic and character-defining programming. All of our youngattending CU Denver.scholars want to go to college and create successful futures forthemselves. They partner with BHGH to gain access to theacademic resources, extracurricular opportunities, and mentor relationships thatcan empower them to reach their goals.BHGH utilizes an evidence-based program model. BHGH programs build uponsix consistent core elements: Academic ExcellenceService and Community EngagementFamily-like Settings to Cultivate Youth EmpowermentLong-term and Comprehensive ProgrammingFaith-based ValuesVoluntary Participant CommitmentFundamental to all BHGH programs and at the heart of our work is a deep investment inour scholars’ education, health and well-being, and a long-term commitment to thempersonally. We firmly believe that our scholars, like all children, have the power toovercome adversity, realize their potential, and help transform our world. Our role is tohelp remove obstacles in their path, support and believe in them, and provideenvironments and opportunities that build on their strengths.You make that possible through your support of time, talent and treasure.Thank You!
Major Donors 1,000 and over. Donations of 5,000 or more are bolded.2-10 Home Buyers WarrantyA Cleaner Carpet LLCAdolph Coors FoundationMike AkinsAlan & Tonia Gould FoundationAmerican Youth FoundationScot & Barb AndersonAnonymousJonathan & Clare AnselEmily BallingerBank of OklahomaEd & Carol BennettWillis & Terry BennettJim & Karen BienemannThe Boeing CompanyMark & Maureen BozemanTim & Alison BrantleyJames & Pamela BrendelScott & Susan BrownNathan B. & Florence R. BurtFoundationChris & RaNae CarpenterCars Helping CharitiesThomas CarterChuck Latham Associates, Inc.Citywide BanksBob & Susan ClarkBill & Susan ColemanColorado State Bank & TrustCommerce BancSharesFoundationCommunity First FoundationPatrick & Ann ConnorDavid & Janet CooperJohn CoughlinScott & Ann CromieRob & Renee CrosbyBrian CunnaneRees & Barb DavisDeep Eddy VodkaThe Denver FoundationDill Dill Car Stonbraker &Hutchings PCDST Systems, Inc.DTC Self StorageEl Polmar FoundationRobert & Megan FanteFante Eye and Face CentreFirst Western TrustBrian & Cathy FleischmannThe Frank FoundationLarry FultonPaul & Jennifer GaleStacy GallagherMichael & Elizabeth GallagherLance & Cindy GarrettGeo Group FoundationGreat Divide Brewing CompanyJoe & Cindy GrubenhoffH5 FoundationBrian & Paige HamiltonLaurel HammerMarvinetta HartwigHeider Family FoundationAllan & Diana HeinleJoel & Karen HendricksonHenry & Clemmies LLCDave & Janet HillVirginia W. Hill FoundationJeff & Maura HinnersHogan Lovells US LLPIFAM CapitalIMA FoundationRobert & Sonia JotteChase & Ricki KellyScott & Mindy KerrJim & Sally KneserJennifer LampmanChuck & Kathy LathamMark & Polly LestikowSusan LintonsmithDave & Mary Ann LittlerCharles & Susan MaguireConor & Heather McCallinJames & Dana McCroskeyMichael & Cindy MeanyMile High United WaySteve Miller & Amy KennedyTim & Susan MooreMorgridge Family FoundationPat & Midge MulcahyMichelle MurphyNaos Design Group, LLCNelnetBob & Kathy NicollsRonald & Deborah O'DwyerRichard & Dee O'NeillDean & Colleen PisciottaR.J. & Kelly PisciottaPriester FoundationDean RagerRegis Jesuit High SchoolResource Capital FundsFoundationT.R. & Ann RiceRoadhouse Hospitality GroupRose Community FoundationMichael & Mary Ann RouleauJohn & Angela SchmidtJohn & Terri SchusterSt. Thomas More CenterJon Stonbraker & Susan BrownRobert StraussSummit Midstream PartnersKent & Jo SwansonTony & Mary Frances TharpMichael & Jane ThompsonTKM FoundationJohn TrokaAdam & Katy TruittRobert & Kathy TruittPeter TynanUMB BankUnion Pacific FoundationNelson VetanzeMartin & Jessica WalshWells Fargo BankBrad WieseMichael & Vicki WinterscheidtXcel EnergyMark & Nancy YaronPaul & Marleen ZakovichJohn & Mary ZimmermanPatrick & Laura ZoellnerWith Sincere Gratitude To All Our DonorsIt is with grateful hearts that we thank all those who contribute to makeBoys Hope Girls Hope of Colorado successful.We could not begin to provide for our scholars without you.
MissionBoys Hope Girls Hope helps academically capable and motivated children-in-need tomeet their full potential and become men and women for others by providingvalue-centered, family-like homes, opportunities and education through college.Statement of ValuesFounded on the belief that a loving God cares about the life of every individual,Boys Hope Girls Hope acts in accordance with the following values:Education is critical to reaching one’s full potential.Spirituality and an active faith-life are essential elements of healthypersonal development.Children have the capacity to transcend their circumstances if given a safeenvironment, opportunities, and loving support.Integrity, honesty, respect, a willingness to love, and service to othersare important measures of personal success.Individuals are responsible for their destinies and actions, and all children deserve theguidance, support and opportunities to choose a path to reaching their full potential.Respect for the dignity, value, unique perspectives, and talents of every individual isthe foundation of positive social and emotional development,as well as strong and vibrant communities.Our StaffExecutive DirectorMary Frances TharpDevelopment AssociateMolly SmithProgram DirectorLaura ContiAcademy ManagersElle VatterottRyan WidemonProgram AssistantReanna DriverBusiness ManagerMary RyanProgram StaffLiliana Almanza-RayaVicki WinterscheidtResidential CounselorsEmma BarcenasKianna CroweAshley SmithDemi VarusoJessie WestConnie YoungAmericorps MembersNatasha DicksonKevin Keough7060 E. Hampden Avenue, Suite 203, Denver, CO 80224720-524-2061 denver@bhgh.org www.boyshopegirlshope.org/coloradoSign up for ourLike us on
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