COLORADO COALITION

FOR THE HOMELESS

20 18ANNUAL REPORT

OPENING DOORS

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C O L O R A D O C O A L I T I O N F O R T H E H O M E L E S S

Philosophyof service

We believe all people have the right to adequate housing and health care. We work to remove the barriers that restrict access to these rights. Society bene� ts when adequate housing and health care are available to everyone.

Dear friends,At the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless, our work focuses on opening doors—to safe, a� ordable housing and better health, to employment opportunity, and to recovery from substance use.

We create lasting solutions to homelessness by:

• Honoring the inherent dignity of

those we serve, affirming their capabilities and fostering their hope that a better life is possible.

• Building strong, caring communities

through the integration of housing, health care and supportive services.

• Advocating for social equality and challenging the status quo on behalf of the individuals and families we serve.

• Achieving excellence through continuous quality assurance, innovation and professional development.

• Using resources judiciously

and effectively.

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John Parvensky, President & CEO

T.R. Reid, Chair, Board of DirectorsT.R. Reid, Chair, Board of Directors

John Parvensky,

In 2018, we supported 20,595 individuals and families toattain quality health care, housing and supportive services, opening doors from the trauma of homelessness to lasting stability and to becoming members of strong, diverse neighborhoods.

In this report, we highlight programs that combine housing and integrated services to meet the diverse needs of the people we serve.

Renaissance Downtown Lofts opened in June and is now home to 100 men and women who experienced homelessness for years. � is comprehensive Housing First program, funded through the Denver Social Impact Bond, demonstrated 92% housing stability at year’s end, as well as signi� cant reductions in expensive emergency services, detox, and law enforcement interventions.

Fort Lyon Supportive Residential Community, a unique partnership between the Coalition, the State of Colorado, and Bent County, celebrated its � fth anniversary in 2018. � is peer-led community provides critical recovery-oriented housing, educational and employment opportunities, and health services for individuals overcoming alcohol and substance use disorders.

In addition, continuing our commitment to build 500 homes by 2024, the Coalition broke ground on our 60-unit Veterans Renaissance Apartments at Fitzsimons, developed in partnership with the State of Colorado Department of Veterans A� airs. � e site is adjacent to other veteran services in Aurora, including the VA Medical Center, and will o� er a complement of supportive services speci� cally geared toward the needs of veterans.

Our work challenges us every day, and we couldn’t do it alone. We recognize the expertise and energy of our workforce who serve everyone with respect and compassion. We draw inspiration from the unwavering spirit and resilience of those we serve as they strive to overcome one of life’s most traumatic experiences. We gratefully thank our public and private sector partners and generous donors. You are the key to opening doors for thousands.

With deep appreciation,

In 2018, the Colorado Coalition

for the Homeless helped

Created by Gregor Cresnarfrom the Noun Project

20,55

ADULTS & CHILDREN

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14,154

STABLY HOUSED

2%

for a year or longer

of those in permanent

supportive housing remained

R E N A I S S A N C E D O W N T O W N L O F T S :

A threshold to new beginnings

N E I G H B O R S T O R Y

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David and the other residents of Renaissance Downtown Lofts were highly visible on Denver’s streets: often arrested and jailed, frequently appearing in courts, using emergency medical services for chronic health problems, mental illness, and substance use disorders. For these individuals, the tragedy and cost of homelessness was shouldered by the entire community.

Renaissance Downtown Lofts is a nexus of comprehensive services for people who need the most help to maintain stability. With program sta� available on site and the Coalition’s full complement of services within walking distance, residents have easy access to medical and behavioral health care and extensive supportive services. Residents are also encouraged to participate in community-building activities to create a strong, interdependent neighborhood to support everyone’s long-term stability.

� is Housing First approach costs about $19,000 per individual annually to provide housing, health care, and supportive services, saving over half of the roughly $40,000 annual cost of emergency services, hospitalizations, detox, and law enforcement interventions.

David sees salvation more than cost savings. “I wouldn’t be where I am now without this help. I’m a new me: sober, in school, and wanting to be a better member of society. I just want to say ‘� ank you’ to everyone who made this possible.”14,154 PATIENTS

received our health care services in 2018

R E N A I S S A N C E D O W N T O W N L O F T S :

A threshold to new beginnings

« David moved into Renaissance Downtown Lofts in 2018 and is now working on long-term goals.

David is an artistic guy. His apartment at Renaissance Downtown Lofts is immaculate and decorated with framed photos of the Denver cityscape. On his refrigerator is a line drawing of the downtown Denver skyline and the words “� ank you Denver.”

Renaissance Downtown Lofts is more than just the building where he lives. When he unlocked the door to his new home in June 2018, he crossed the threshold into sobriety, stability, and community with the help of the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless and the Denver Social Impact Bond program.

Renaissance Downtown Lofts is the most innovative and e� ective housing model to date for people experiencing chronic homelessness in Denver. When the residence opened in June, we celebrated the power of public-private partnerships in ending homelessness and reducing the costs of homelessness for the entire community.

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For individuals overcoming substance use disorders,

having the perspective and guidance of those who have “been there” can be one of the most powerful tools in

reaching recovery. Empathetic support is at the heart of the

Fort Lyon Supportive Residential Community, which celebrated

its � fth anniversary in 2018 with residents, community

members, partners, and Governor Hickenlooper.

Located on a 500-acre historic military base in Bent County, Fort Lyon provides respite and recovery, transitional housing, and supportive services to people from across Colorado who experience homelessness and have substance use disorders. Unique among drug and alcohol recovery programs is the role of residents in planning and operating the program, governing their community, performing many of the duties that keep the program operating, and supporting one another through program activities and transitions back to their home communities. Funded through a partnership between the State of Colorado, Bent County, and the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless, Fort Lyon o� ers a variety of recovery programs, on-site supportive services, opportunities through Otero Community College, and employment in nearby communities.

Residents returning to Denver connect to housing and continued supportive resources through the Coalition’s integrated care model, including health care, mental/behavioral health care, and vocational services. Many choose to move into supportive communities within Coalition properties like Renaissance at North Colorado Station. Others choose to continue their recovery work in other communities across the state, returning to work, family, and stable housing.

As part of the collaboration, the Colorado State Legislature commissioned an independent evaluation of Fort Lyon. � e evaluators found that Fort Lyon’s success rate in maintaining housing stability and recovery is signi� cantly greater than that of conventional drug and alcohol rehabilitation programs.

Lorrie, one of the � rst residents, knows that making the decision to go to Fort Lyon was her turning point. Today, she has sustained sobriety for � ve years and has completed training to become one of the Coalition’s Peer Specialists, using her experience to guide others struggling with homelessness and substance use. Recovery is very challenging, but Fort Lyon’s unique program built around peer support proves it is, indeed, possible.

F O R T LY O N :

A pathway to recovery

N E I G H B O R S T O R Y

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510PEOPLE

participated in the Fort Lyon supportive community in 2018

Lorrie’s sobriety has given her the opportunity to spend quality time with

her granddaughter, Zuri.C O L O R A D O C O A L I T I O N F O R T H E H O M E L E S S

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Darrell Brown knows that a place to live is only part

of feeling at home.

Darrell’s family-owned business provides work force housing. Over his years in business, he has grown to understand that many low-wage workers struggle to maintain housing stability. Factors contributing to instability are not always economic; physical and mental health issues, job loss, and loss of a supportive community can destabilize a vulnerable person.

When a long-time resident began to have di� culty paying rent, Darrell knew the man was without other housing options. Darrell didn’t want to evict, so he looked for resources to help and learned of the Stout Street Health Center, part of the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless. Darrell connected the resident to the health center, where he received the services he needed to maintain years of stability.

Darrell learned more about the Coalition’s mission to create lasting solutions to homelessness. He’s seen how our expert and dedicated team provides a continuum of care that integrates health care, housing, and supportive services, all with individualized focus. He is impressed by how Coalition sta� tailor services to meet the needs of distinct groups, such as families, veterans, and youth. Darrell refers to this type of care as responding to “niches of need.”

As a Coalition Board member and generous donor, Darrell is an integral part of e� orts to create lasting solutions. “Each of us has the power to help our most vulnerable neighbors,” he says. “With more private support, we can bridge funding gaps and reach more of the people who need help.”

Darrell believes everyone should be interested in supporting the Coalition. “Homelessness is ripping apart the social fabric of the city. It’s morally right to help our community come together.”

We couldn’t agree more.

Everyone has the power to

open doors

volunteersprovided

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D O N O R S T O R Y

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$20,000 +John M. & Sheila H. AllenZachary Bishop & Christina AlderferTemple Hoyne Buell FoundationCaring for Colorado FoundationMontgomery CleworthCommunity First FoundationSean & Susan ConnellyDelta Dental of Colorado

FoundationThe Denver FoundationEmergency Food & Shelter

National Board ProgramEnterprise Community PartnersFidelity FoundationFranciscan Friars of Holy

Name Province May Bonfils Stanton Memorial Fund

Virginia Hill FoundationKenneth King FoundationEstate of Esther R. LissLockheed MartinWilliam G. McGowan

Charitable FundMile High United WayNord Family FoundationNorthern Trust CorporationWilliam B. O’Rourke FoundationJohn & Sophie Ottens FoundationTami Paumier & Glen C. Warren Jr.Jay & Rose Phillips Family

Foundation of ColoradoRob & Kim RobertsWag & Annalee Schorr

Season to ShareEric & Elizabeth StatonTransamerica FoundationU.S. Bank FoundationWells Fargo FoundationWomen’s Foundation of Colorado

$10,000 to $19,999Bank of AmericaColin Barton & Barbara SosayaBlair Family FoundationJames D. & Sharon W. ButlerBelisario & Anita F. CabanillaCraig A. & Marcia R. CohenAdam R. & Jen EichbergFirst Plymouth Congregational

Church FoundationKurt Freund & Twila SlesnickNorman D. & Pamela E. HaglundJeni A. Halingstad &

Andrew H. SwansonDorothy Harmsen & Bill

Harmsen Charitable FoundationJulie KelloggKeyBank FoundationLloyd J. & Eleanor R. King

FoundationRobert & Geraldine NorrisWill H. Paterson & Lane HarlowT.R. Reid IIISelzer Family Charitable FundJoshua D. & Jane R. StallerJanice E. TempleChristian Watts

Judith Ann WeaverKurt ZanerRichard Zeni

$5,000 to $9,999Christopher A. Bates, MD & Jennifer Barker, MD

Benevity Community Impact Fund

Jennifer Bettridge & Chad Devitt

BKD, LLPHarry BogusMarc & Claudia BraunsteinJay Brown & Allison LeeCampbell Foundation FundMichele & Laurence ChangCatherine P. ColeColorado AccessColorado Center On

Law & PolicyColorado Creative IndustriesCommissioned Officers

FoundationElizabeth Cookson &

Carolyn M. KeeneJames Davis & Jane CameronSam & Rebecca EdenAmy Fischer & Christopher MinHarmes C. Fishback

Foundation TrustJohn FitzsimmonsNancy K. & Mark FosterCyrus GarciaWesley V. Geary IIIGlenwood Insurance AgencyGreat American

Insurance CompanyMatthew & Livie GroganDouglas R. & Kerry F. HarrisRussell K. & Susan E. HaskellRyan HelmerEdward W. Huffman Jr.Nathan & Liz HuttnerJulia & James IsenhourCharles & Carol Jenkins

Asa & Barbara JonesKaiser Permanente Mark KarnuthZachary & Jacalyn LeavittWalter & Elizabeth Lipe TrustYi-Hsiao LiuSteven LuchiniMargaret L. LukasDirksen MaringSusan T. Miller & Joseph M. Wojteczko

Joel & Kimberly NeckersWilliam & Rita NeffLinda & Peter NiedermanJoanne NorrisRandy Pharo & Joey PorcelliWilliam H. & Marilyn M. PlummerDeb PriceJohn A. & Lynn E. RaberMonroe M. & Rella S. RifkinLee P. Schelonka, MDErik R. & Katy S. SimpsonJulie A. & Jerome F. SobetskiJerry & Kristen SpaethTenley Stillwell & John ParvenskyBeverly S. StrokJulie M. SutarikTRUiSTFirth & Colin WaldonLarned A. Waterman &

Paul S. Mesard FamilyJim B. & Judy J. WinstonYourCause, LLC

$2,500 to $4,999Aguilar ConstructionAlliance Construction SolutionsAnimal Assistance FoundationJeffrey BainSam S. Bloom FoundationBeatriz Bonnet & Michael O’ConnorRichard J. Bottjer &

Sara L. PeytonAnne B. BrinkmanEileen M. Byrne

DonorsOur sincere appreciation to each of you for making what we do possible!

,387 hours of service to support Coalition programs in 2018

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veterans841

in 2018

Larry J. & Ethyll M. CallGreg ChrismanCitywide BanksKit ClarkRobert J. & Kathleen A. ClarkAdam & Mindy CohenMarilyn R. CollisterJohn P. & JoAnn G. CongdonRobert F. & Nancy ConnorJames C. & Karen E. CrainDelta Dental of ColoradoJonathan Rex Douglas &

Joanne ZhangCarolyn & Alexander DuhnRuth FalkenbergMark Fitzgerald & Karen JenniFlywheel CapitalGreat-West Financial

Corporate Tax DepartmentMargaret R. HagoodWilliam K. & Pamela A. HartmanJean & Randy HedigerMartin B. & Carol J. HidalgoTravis HudsonRaymond & Teri HuffCurtis HullJohn Nicholas & Margaret IwanickiJoel B. JaverTimothy & Samantha JenkinsAnita M. & Brent C. JohnsonMichael KehoeDonna C. KornfeldGregory & Lauri KryslLand Title Guarantee CompanyTimothy L. LoDicoLawrence U. & Beverly J. LuchiniTim Macdonald & Jodi BlombergPatrick J. MarxJanet L. MelsonJynx & Kevin MessacarJay P. MillerMiral Family SRI FundM. Robert & LeeAnn MorrillMorrison & Foerster Foundation

William M. Moser, Jr.Jay & Joyce MoskowitzMost Precious Blood ChurchHarold & Sarah NelsonNetwork for GoodKeith L. & Pamela L. NiemitaloMichael & Debra NigborCarrie OkizakiPerkins CoieVal J. & Marcia T. PietrasiewiczHugh R. Pitcher & Linda M. LebsackGregg ReeseFayre RuszczykJohn & Debbie SakysSalzwedel Family FundKenneth SandovalMary Ellen Scanlan &

George F. BlankenshipSchlessman Family FoundationEileen M. SharkeyStanley F. SieferEdward E. & Jean E. SimonGregory & Therese SisselAllen Staver & Kim BensonMarion P. StewardStuart Family FoundationJeff & Cheryl SwinehartLorna SzczukowskiMalcolm & Hermine TarkanianDavid Nemovitz & Amanda TessarJack & Konnie ThompsonDennis & Joanna TrescottTwelve Twenty-One FundUnited Way of

Metropolitan Chicago

Arthur VictorVivagePeggy Wilkins & Dave GustavsonWoods Boss Brewing CompanyDuane WurzerXanterra Parks & ResortsYatai Food CartDavid J. & Debbie S. YounggrenClaire Zilber & John A. MenningerMary E. Zinn

$1,000 to $2,499Matthew AeschbacherAndrew AmendAmerican Family InsuranceKristen E. AndersenMarcelle ArakTimothy W. Auckland &

Jean C. GlendinningCarrie AugustineJoseph & Nancy BakerBarish Family FoundationErin BawaJudith BeaNathan & Carla BealRonald BenoitVirginia K. Berkeley &

Thomas F. DietvorstCraig BerkleyKevin BickelRonald Binz & Mary E. DonahueJamie BittleEric F. & Kendra V. BlackTwyla M. BoeDebra A. Bogar

Jacqueline BoyntonBradbury Family PartnershipBarbara & John BrantBritish BulldogJoseph J. Bronesky &

Jacquelin A. MedinaStanley R. & Marilynn M. BrownSarah & Austin BuckmanGeoff BurghardtDonald H. BurkhardtGlen E. & Janet K. BurmeisterRose BuschJentry W. ByleveldCristen & Peter CalamariKeith S. & Lindsay R. CampbellMichael & Judith CampbellHendrika B. Cantwell Warren Capell & Sarah FaubelChris CarlsonHerbert CasnerBrian David Cassell &

Linda FinemanMichael K. & Kimberly L. CavanaghTom ChapmanJohn R. & Cynthia A. ChaseCourtney ChenaultJoseph P. & Jana L. ClarkSuzanne ClarkChristian J. ClaytonCindy Clover & Lee ClarkCarl P. Coffman &

Cheryl L. StearnsAllan CohenMurray CohenMary Jo & Jim CollinsColorado Civic

Engagement RoundtableCommunity Health PartnershipAndrew & Kathleen ConneenAlix & John CorboyGeorge F. & Mildred W. CoughlinRonald R. & Phyllis B. CoveyMary Ellen CoxVirginia Craighead &

Michael Brooks

We served

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veterans

Dolores CurranJames H. & Phyllis A. CurransD’Corazon Mexican RestaurantKathleen DeaAnnette & Patrick DeMartineCraig & Jennifer DethmersEllen DibellaMark & Katharine DicksonJohn F. DiCola & Linda R. ReddingDirect Dental Plans of AmericaChris DolsonJeffrey DominickMary Ray DonachyLeigh DunnPeter DurstWendy EberhartMark Eddy & Diane CarmanWilliam EisemannEppler Charitable FundEyer Reese Family FoundationMargaret FaciszewskiJodi FaleyJames FerentchakCarol FeyFidelity Brokerage Services, LLCMichael L. & Francine J. FisherAndrew W. & Jennifer A. FitzpatrickJoan K. FlemingJulie FlynnRobert C. &

Darcy D. FolzenlogenBarbara FondaJudith A. FongPamela FoxKeith A. FrenchJason GaedtkeWilliam & Fairy GageChristopher GallusAnn & Robert GarnerDavid L. & Laurie E. GasparGavlin Family FoundationCarl & Barbara GeppertTracie Giargiari & James HixsonTed & Suzy Gill

David M. GillilanK. Sue GiovaniniGive With LibertyDavid J. GlynnNeil M. & Mary Ann GoffThe Good CouchKatherine GoodmanMona S. GoodwinJerry & Carole GossnerGreat Divide Brewing CoTimothy A. Green &

Susan M. Porter-GreenPhilip & Susan GreenbergBrian A. GreggDerek GriffithsLyle L. & Janet M. GrimmettElizabeth A. & Peter GrinevicsGrogan Family FundAlexander Groth

Robert K. GruberMiriam Z. GrynbergSteven R. GunbergHallie S. HaglundEldon J. & Glenda J. HalingstadMichael S. & Keana K. HallJoan Hambling & David SchifelingErica & Gabe HamiltonLowell H. HansenDonald & Marilyn HardyJean & Victor HarperEdward P. Havranek & Janis L. Johnson

Richard W. HealyVirginia B. Heddens

Ellen HenikaCarl Hering & Elaine EnarsonPhilip HeymanDave HillJames F. Hoffman Jr. &

Martha HoffmanWayne T. & Amy S. HoffmannPatty A. HoinvilleGraham E. & Catherine P. HollisPatricia H. HueniHumphreys FoundationKristina HuntsbergerHyder Construction, Inc.IBM Employee Services CenterImpact AssetsInfluential XKyros IpaktchiErnie & Alice JablonskiLarry & Janice Jansen

Richard J. & Susan A. JaworowskiJewish Community

Foundation of ColoradoJohns Manville CorporationJohnson & Johnson

Healthcare ServicesJohnson & Johnson

Matching Gifts ProgramCraig JonesJ.M. Jones & James C. MohleJPMorgan Chase FoundationStephen J. & Wendy W. KaeuperEd & Cynthia KahnTom & Kathy KaleyMatthew William & Diana Z. KaroweMildred M. Kasten

Jonathan & Terry KatzZachary KatzGreg KeefeGregory & Sherlyn KeilingMark & Crista KellerDavid S. KellyJane A. KennedyMichelle KentBarry E. & Linda A. KoritzaThomas & Barbara KraujalisBeth KraussGeorge KrugerRobert W. LagemanJoy LanceThomas D. LanceTerry & Melinda LarringtonKye & Eun LeeTerry Ann LeopoldWilliam & Janet Leslie

Robert T. Levi & Mary J. JaniszewskiJoel & Frieda LevineBernard & Lory LevingerDean LileyEldon LindtMaxwell & Rebecca LipnickAndrew L. Loizeaux &

Lynn E. HawthorneBrian LongDonald & Jeaneel LovelaceChester LubyDavid & Catherine ManchesterCatherine MarlinNancy L. Martin & Susan DukesArline C. Marzolf

�is year we found a new way to contribute to the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless: a direct distribution from our retirement account. It was easy to do and the people at CCH were very helpful in setting it up.

JOE & JA N A CL A R K

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Mason Parson Family FoundationJeffrey & Kathy MatherDiane J. MayerDavid & Bonnie McCayNancy Ann McGeeMichael & Sue McKaigStephen & Lisa McKeanThomas C. & Jana R. McKeeGerald R. & Linda L. McLelandChristopher McMahanJohn & Agathe McNamaraKirit MerchantEvan Metcalf & Mary CrawfordFrederick MeyerSteve MillerYork E. MillerMonarch Investment &

Management GroupPeter & Audrey MontoyaBrian MooreRobert A. & Michelle J. MorroniJ. Stephen Mott &

Melba A. Stofka-MottMulhern MRE, Inc.Meg MullenWendy Munger &

Leonard GumportDick & Donna MurrayRobert E. Musgraves & Joan H. Prusse

Robert NaglerMarcia Gold Naiman FundPhilippa & Peter NarogN.E.A.R. FundWayne NewLaura NewmanMaralee J. Nobis-JacobsenNoble EnergyKristen Nordenholz &

Andrew MartinDaniel A. NovenLawrence D. Ochs Charitable

Lead Trust Stowell ShareLorrie OdomJames A. & Carolyn M. O’Donnell

Patrick O’RourkeJohn OsbornNeil D. & Sharyn E. O’TooleDanica PackardDaniel K. & Susan A. PaulienPayPal Giving FundPearlman-Swartz Charitable FundKerry G. PerloffDiana PetersDale J. & Linda R. PetkashFreddie W. & Marisa A. PeyerlFay PlummerJohn & Barbara PlungyDonald H. PoeschelPatricia PrenticeBrit Probst & Linda HanselmanAlan ProppAlbert & Theresa Provenzano

Family FoundationLucille M. QueeneyCarol RatheRaymond James CharitableJohn RaynerRBG, Inc.Regis Jesuit High SchoolRob & Barb ReillyRestoration Community ChurchReid T. ReynoldsTom & Kathy RileyBarbara E. RinoJoAnn RiveraRobert Half InternationalSteve & Karen RobinsonRocky Mountain Court SystemDaphne Rommereim-Madden &

Sean MaddenRichard & Mary RoseSteven & Cordelia RosenbergValerie I. RottachLuauna RuleDaniel RussellMichael & Susan SabolCynthia SahliNedra R. San Filippo &

Keith A. French

Nichol & Domenic SantilliStephen D. SaulBarbara SchleinTaylor E. & Kimberly H. SchollmaierCheryl ScottRay SennaAllan ServiceMary & Charles Sethness

Charitable FoundationJames T. SewellKathleen Sgamma & Jon GammRodney & Paige SgrignoliSusan & Jeremy ShamosSherman & Howard, LLCChristine ShoreDean & Adrienne SingletonM.W. Slezak & D.M. WilkenAndrew Duncan Smith FundJason SmithKZ Smith FamilyJohn A. & Dona C. SnaderR.R. & Anne SnyderCraig L. SommersMatt & Kelly SpearSteven G. & Donna G. SpearmanHannah SperberRobert Squires & Penny HoltRichard J. & Virginia E. SrednickiSt. Frances Cabrini Catholic ParishJohn St. VrainAmy StarksStevenson Family FundDon & Annette StottPeter Strong &

Nancy Litwack-StrongSamantha SturhahnSteve Stutzman & Anita MillerTina Suszynski

Elizabeth TanjiThomas & Beatrice Taplin FundChristopher TaravellaJudith TerryS. Lee & Kathryn TerryJane Tidball & Kevin WhiteMarion L. TobinMichael Torres, Jr.Alice TurakZane H. Tuta & Elizabeth A. SharrerUnited Methodist Church

of EvergreenMichael & Vicki Van PortflietTodd VanderHeidenRichard J. & Janette VerheyBlaine E. VersawThe Vineyard Wine ShopRobert Von EschenLaura A. WadeJulie A. WakefieldJohn WardDouglas E. & Katie WarneckeDouglas & Sandra WarrinerHerbert WatkinsDennis & Pamela WhiteRosemarie WillsRichard V. WilseyJack R. WilsonGregory WimpeyWindermere Real EstateJoe WoodwardNancy J. WoodwardKevin YoderMark YoungJames & Janice ZapapasCarle Zimmerman & Rita DerjueMatthew ZuckermanKeene Zurich & Paula M. Smith

Other and In-Kind Revenue

Gain from Acquisition of Partnership Interest

Interest and Investment Income

Program Income

Government Contracts

Contributions & Special Events

6% C O N T R I B U T I O N S & S P E C I A L E V E N T S

4 5% G O V E R N M E N T C O N T R A C T S

P R O G R A M 3 7 % I N C O M E

G A I N F R O M A C Q U I S I T I O N 9 %O F PA R T N E R S H I P I N T E R E S T

I N T E R E S T & 2% I N V E S T M E N T

I N C O M E

2% O T H E R A N D I N - K I N D R E V E N U E

In 2018, the Coalition provided housing to

4,111 HOUSEHOLDS EACH NIGHT

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2018 Financial Highlights Consolidated Statement of Activities: Year Ended December 31, 2018

H O U S I N G 4 7 % 3 9 % H E A LT H C A R E

P R O P E R T Y 6% M A N A G E M E N T

1 % E D U C AT I O N & A D V O C A C Y

2% F U N D R A I S I N G

5% M A N A G E M E N T

93% of every donation funds the Coalition’s programs

& services

Net AssetsChange in Net Assets 12,476,713

December 31, 2017 53,397,437

December 31, 2018 65,874,150

Other and In-Kind Revenue

Gain from Acquisition of Partnership Interest

Interest and Investment Income

Program Income

Government Contracts

Contributions & Special Events

6% C O N T R I B U T I O N S & S P E C I A L E V E N T S

4 5% G O V E R N M E N T C O N T R A C T S

P R O G R A M 3 7 % I N C O M E

G A I N F R O M A C Q U I S I T I O N 9 %O F PA R T N E R S H I P I N T E R E S T

I N T E R E S T & 2 % I N V E S T M E N T

I N C O M E

2% O T H E R A N D I N - K I N D R E V E N U E

Every $1 donated helps leverage

$13.60 in program support

Colorado Coalition for the HomelessRenaissance Housing Development Corporation Renaissance Property Management Corporation Stout Street Health Center LLC

Blue Spruce LLLP CCH Lincoln Glenarm LPCivic Center Apartments LLLPConcord Plaza Housing Corporation Forum Building Housing LP Loretto Heights Housing Corporation Off Broadway Lofts LLLP

RevenueContributions & Special Events 4,192,629

Government Contracts 32,665,666

Program Income 26,540,355

Interest and Investment Income 1,133,041

Gain from Acquisition of Partnership Interest 6,435,026

Other and In-Kind Revenue 1,376,438

Total Operating Revenues 72,343,155

Non-Operating Revenue 8,759,642

Total Revenues 81,010,378

ExpensesHealth Care 26,753,383

Housing 32,379,317

Property Management 3,895,555

Education and Advocacy 502,368

Management 3,603,125

Fundraising 1,492,306

Total Expenses 68,626,054

Net Income, Operating Activities 3 , 7 1 7,1 0 1

Net Income, Non-Operating Activities 8,759,642

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14 C O L O R A D O C O A L I T I O N F O R T H E H O M E L E S S

LeadershipJohn Parvensky PRESIDENT AND CEO

Brian Hill CHIEF CLINICAL OFFICER

Mandy Graves May CHIEF QUALITY AND INFORMATION OFFICER

Meg Mullen CHIEF DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

Renata Robinson CHIEF HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICER

Pete Stoller CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER

Lisa Thompson CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER

Bill Windsor CHIEF REAL ESTATE OFFICER

Joan Riordan GENERAL LEGAL COUNSEL

Cathy Alderman VICE PRESIDENT, COMMUNICATIONS AND PUBLIC POLICY

Andrew Grimm VICE PRESIDENT, INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICES

Mike Malloy VICE PRESIDENT, HOUSING AND SERVICES

Matt Mollica VICE PRESIDENT, HOUSING ASSISTANCE

Amy Moore VICE PRESIDENT, PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

Heather Beck DIRECTOR, OUTREACH AND ENGAGEMENT

Tammy Bellofatto DIRECTOR, VOCATIONAL SERVICES

Elizabeth Cookson DIRECTOR, PSYCHIATRY

Carrie Craig DIRECTOR, HOUSING FIRST

Ed Farrell MEDICAL DIRECTOR

Christina Garcia DIRECTOR, HOUSING COUNSELING

James Ginsburg DIRECTOR, FORT LYON SUPPORTIVE RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY

Joanna C. Leonard DIRECTOR, PHARMACY SERVICES

Becky Nelson DIRECTOR, GRANTS AND COMPLIANCE

Carol Niforatos DIRECTOR, DENTAL SERVICES

Lauren Palumbo DIRECTOR, FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES

Laurel Radmore DIRECTOR, RESIDENTIAL SERVICES

Judith Spiegel DIRECTOR, FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING

Deanne Witski DIRECTOR, HOUSING INTAKE AND PLACEMENT SERVICES

2018 Board of DirectorsT.R. Reid CHAIR

Darrell Brown VICE CHAIR

Kathy Kaley TREASURER

Jennifer Bettridge SECRETARY

Dr. Christopher BatesJay BrownPatience CrowderJames E. DavisNorman HaglundRandle LoebLori MaloneJynx MessacarJoel NeckersLeila S. Qari

(formerly Sana Hamelin)Charles SavageJane TidballLeanne WheelerJim Winston

Program CommitteeCharles Savage CHAIR Evan Abbott Colin Barton Jennifer BettridgeDarrell Brown Jay BrownMichael DalperElayne Gallagher Claudia GoldenLeland Hanson Laray Kraeplin Randle Loeb Mike Malloy Lori Malone Mandy Graves May Torin MushovicJohn Parvensky Tom Riley Keith SmithChristopher Taravella Jane Tidball Leanne WheelerKomal Vaidya

Finance CommitteeKathy Kaley CHAIR

Jay Brown James E. Davis Randle LoebT.R. ReidPete StollerJane Tidball Leanne Wheeler

Renaissance Housing Development Corporation Board of DirectorsJohn Parvensky CHAIR

Bill Windsor SECRETARY

Darrell BrownJohn FutureNorman HaglundLeland HansenRandle LoebGrant MullerKimberly Nelms John PappasAlan RobinsonMichael SullivanMatthew WalkerJim Winston

Consumer Advisory BoardLori Malone CHAIR

Melissa Jones VICE CHAIR

Randle Loeb SECRETARY

Jim KherdeenLaray KraeplinStephen ShanklandGayle Van LoanVittoria Whitsett

Resource Development & MarketingJoel Neckers CHAIR

Colin Barton Greg ChrismanJames E. DavisJynx MessacarMeg MullenTom Riley

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C O L O R A D O C O A L I T I O N F O R T H E H O M E L E S S

Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH) CertificationNational Committee for Quality Assurance

�e Coalition received the PCMH Certi�cation in recognition of the high-quality, integrated health services provided by the Stout Street Health Center.

2018 Philip W. Brickner National Leadership Award National Health Care for the Homeless Council

John Parvensky, CEO, received the Philip W. Brickner National Leadership Award, which recognizes individuals who have signi�cantly strengthened service and/or advocacy that addresses the health status of people without homes.

2018 recognitionsin housing & health care

in 2018

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FAMILIES SERVED

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“ I WOULDN ’ T BE WHERE I AM NOW W ITHOU T TH IS HELP. I ’M A NE W ME : SOBER , IN SCHOOL ,

AND WAN T ING TO BE A BE T TER MEMBER OF SOC IE T Y. I J U S T WA N T TO S AY ‘ T HA N K YOU ’ TO E V E RYON E WHO MA D E T H I S PO S S I B L E .”

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2111 Champa Street, Denver, CO 80205 | 303.293.2217 | coloradocoalition.org

�e mission of the Coalition is to work collaboratively toward the prevention of homelessness and the creation

of lasting solutions for homeless and at-risk families, children and individuals throughout Colorado. �e

Coalition advocates for and provides a continuum of housing and a variety of services to improve the health,

well-being and stability of those we serve.

Support the Coalition today by visiting coloradocoalition.org

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