From Our President & CEO 02 Letter From Our Dear Girls Inc. Friends and Supporters, “I feel more confident speaking and advocating for President & CEO myself. I have learned to be more confident in the Thank you so much for contributing to another year world, stand up for what I believe in, and I feel like I of growth and achievement at Girls Inc. of Metro can be anything I want to be in my future career. My (GIMD)! It is a gift to be part of a community plan is to go to college and return home to help my 04 dedicated to inspiring all girls to be strong, smart, community.” Our Work and bold. Whether you are a long-standing champion or new supporter, we are grateful for your It is clear that when given opportunities, support, partnership and excited to share our impact in 2019. and encouragement girls rise. They rise to address challenges and barriers. They rise to speak out for At Girls Inc. of Metro Denver, we know that girls are themselves and others. They rise to advocate for 13 born innately powerful. Their voice and leadership issues important to their lives and futures. They rise 2019 Results is evident across all ages and program areas. Last to achieve high academic goals. They rise to explore year, GIMD committed to providing new ways for innovative career paths. THEY RISE. girls to exercise leadership. Partnership with girls allowed us to achieve the following success in 2019: As girls rise, we rise with them. We are proud to be 15 2019’s Girls Inc. Affiliate of the Year, which reflects Supporters • Bold Beans Baristas led a campaign to purchase our commitment to impact and growth. In the coming and renovate a new coffee truck year, GIMD will continue to invest in girls’ leadership, • High Schoolers launched a Teen Leadership expand the reach of our comprehensive programs, Board to guide programs and advocacy work advocate for pro-girl policies, and deliver the 21 • Middle Schoolers marched in community events highest-quality experiences available to girls. We Financials across Denver will also invest in building the capacity, infrastructure, • Eurekans worked in over 40 paid STEM and resources needed to sustain growth for the internships at local companies and organizations long haul. • Elementary Schoolers taught peers (and adults) new and unique skills We are inspired by our girls – and by all of you. Our • Scholars anchored our most successful My Bold partnership with donors, funders, volunteers, and Future luncheon to date ambassadors is crucial in achieving these goals. Thank you for your investment now and in the future! In the words of 2019 Girls Inc. Scholarship Winner, Morning Star Yazzie: In Gratitude, SONYA ULIBARRI, President & CEO

02 Girls Inc. of Metro Denver’s positive outcomes are achieved Girls Inc. of Metro Denver through three core elements: people - trained staff and inspires all girls to be volunteers who build lasting, mentoring relationships; environment - girls-only, physically and emotionally safe, where strong, smart, and bold. there is a sisterhood of support, high expectations, and mutual Our comprehensive respect; and programming - research-based, age-appropriate, hands-on and minds-on, meeting the needs of today’s girls. approach to whole girl Informed by girls and their families, we also advocate for development equips legislation and policies to increase opportunities for all girls. girls to navigate gender, economic, and social Girls Inc. of Metro Denver is barriers and grow up Stronger, Smarter, Bolder. Informed by both the AIR study and an understanding of what healthy, educated, and is happening in girls’ lives, Girls Inc. nationally has set forth independent. Since our founding in 1983, Girls Inc. of Metro Denver has had a Stronger, Smarter, Bolder: Girls Take the Lead, with four crucial singular focus: to equip girls and young women to become strong supports that create the conditions for girls to become strong leaders and reach their fullest potential. We know that when girls leaders: are healthy, have the resources and opportunities to learn, and ● The right relationships. Girls thrive when they have models have the confidence and skills to speak out – that is when they of success and the perspectives of strong women. Mentors and succeed. robust peer networks help girls build positive relationships, be comfortable with networking, and broaden their vision of what is A recent rigorous comparative study by the American Institutes possible. for Research (AIR) found that Girls Inc. girls have an advantage over their peers in more than 20 key areas. The findings ● Encouragement to develop and use their voices. Girls’ demonstrate that girls not only thrive at Girls Inc., they are also thoughts and opinions matter. Girls are more likely to build self- more likely than other girls to see themselves as leaders, with confidence, stand up for their beliefs, and believe that they can the skills and capabilities of influencing and improving their local influence and improve their local communities when we teach communities. them how, when, and where to effectively get their point across. ● A positive self-image. Girls must be given the support they need to break free from harmful stereotypes that deflate confidence and hold them back. Successful girls are comfortable with themselves physically and emotionally, and make choices that help them lead satisfying, safe, and healthy lives.

● Intellectual confidence. For girls who are ready to lead, education is not just preparation for the next milestone in life. It is a habit of mind that will allow them to be lifelong learners, across all fields. Plenty of work remains to erase the inequities that prevent girls from reaching their full potential as successful adults and leaders. By focusing on proven strategies and effective advocacy, The Girls Inc. organizations like Girls Inc. play a crucial role in shaping whether and how our society rises to that challenge in the coming decade. We are thrilled to share with you all the ways that Girls Inc. of Metro Denver girls are leaders in shaping our programs, our Experience futures, and our communities. 03 04 “Girls Inc. teaches us skills to be a leader—showing us, and not just telling us how to Stronger be a leader. My favorite part of Girls Inc. is in the summer Girls Take the Lead in Programs with Ms. Angel. We always do something different, like her Science of Beauty Class. And we do lots of team Girls Inc. of Metro Denver served 2,268 girls and youth in “My favorite part about Girls Inc. is that it is all FY2019 through Center-based programs and in partnership building games!” girls and no boys. It makes me feel safe and I can with local schools and community organizations. Programs be silly with my friends. I am fearless because I Quetzalli, age 12 incorporate girls at all levels of leadership. This ensures their believe in myself and have more confidence.” voices and perspectives shape our work now and in the future. Tori, age 9 Elementary School girls initiated weekly peer led activities. Twice per week girls brainstormed an activity to teach, created a lesson plan, and became the instructor for the afternoon. The creativity of the girls was present in every activity they led, including tango lessons and smoothie making!

Middle School girls participated in an advocacy and debate class, which encouraged them to think critically and enhance their public speaking skills. Girls strengthened their voices, learned the difference between opinions and facts, and built awareness for issues important to them and their peers.

High School programs officially launched our Teen Leadership Board (TLB), made-up of ten high schoolers who have formal leadership roles with Girls Inc. of Metro Denver. The TLB provides support in three primary ways: as ambassadors, advisors, and advocates. As ambassadors, TLB members represent Girls Inc. of Metro Denver with stakeholders, donors, and the community. As advisors, they provide ideas and feedback to improve programming. Finally, as advocates, they learn to be change makers and promote girls’ rights.

“Girls Inc. has given me so many opportunities and allowed me to learn how to lead. There are so many classes and teachers that are open to talking to us and showing us how to lead respectfully, not just by being bossy.” Celeste, age 16

05 06 “The Eureka! program has shaped my future so that I know that I could actually be successful in a Smarter STEM field, and I wouldn’t just Girls Take the Lead in STEM be a background scientist that nobody has heard of. I want to be a college professor with a PhD in Biology, specifically speciation, Girls Inc. of Metro Denver’s comprehensive STEM programs are Eureka! and create a definition of what it designed to develop girls’ enthusiasm and skills in STEM through Girls Inc. of Metro Denver’s Eureka! program offers a unique means to be a species.” practical, action-oriented activities. Girls are encouraged to approach to STEM learning. Eureka! incorporates a explore, ask questions, persist, and solve problems. Early STEM gender-specific lens to curriculum design and delivers Moira, Eureka Intern interest and competency prepares girls for long-term academic programming over the five years from 8th to 12th grade. This success. approach encourages girls to build the fortitude needed to conquer the stereotypes and barriers to success they may face. Evidence also shows that girls’ confidence in STEM subjects Eureka! addresses girls’ specific needs, builds upon inherent influences future career choices. As women continue to be strengths, and provides exposure to broad and relevant STEM underrepresented in STEM fields, Girls Inc. of Metro Denver opportunities. With support, girls develop a willingness to take emphasizes the importance of ongoing exposure and integrates positive risks and develop social and professional skills to STEM learning across all grade levels, from early elementary successfully pursue post-secondary educational and STEM school through college transition. career goals.

Creating the Future In partnership with Lockheed Martin, Girls Inc. of Metro Denver delivers early STEM programming for elementary school girls. Each year girls are introduced to STEM topics, career possibilities, and professionals within that field. During Rocket Girls, girls became familiar with planets in our solar system, learned about the relationships between the Sun, Earth, and the Moon, and built and launched rockets at Sloan’s Lake!

Imagine Science Imagine Science is a new Girls Inc. of Metro Denver program, developed in partnership with 4-H, to enhance STEM learning in 4th through 8th grade through hands-on activities. In FY2019, girls learned about the scientific method, developed a hypothesis, and tackled the interdependence of ecosystems. During What’s in Your Water, girls gained an understanding of nutrient cycles and how they interact with living organisms, including defining eutrophication. They also accurately measured various items (pH, chlorine, etc.) using water test strips. This was followed by an opportunity to design and build their own water filtration systems!

07 08 Girls Inc. of Metro Denver launched its Strong, Smart & Bold “Bold Beans has prepared Beans (Bold Beans) social enterprise coffee business in 2015 in me for the future by order to provide opportunities for real world work experience and training in a supportive, pro-girl environment. teaching me new business Bolder Bold Beans’ goals are to: skills and helping me get • Provide paid jobs for girls in high school and college. Girls Take the Lead in Social Enterprise • Expand entrepreneurial programs and practical learning out of my comfort zone by opportunities. • Effectively recruit and retain teen participants. learning to communicate • Build brand awareness for GIMD’s work. and network with people.” • Develop a sustainable earned income revenue strategy. Maricarmen, Bold Barista In 2019, Bold Beans employed 21 Bold Baristas who earned over $42,000 in wages and tips. The Bold Beans café at STEAM on the Platte served 15,000 customers and realized a 65% increase in sales compared to the previous year. Bold Beans Coffee Truck Campaign Bold Baristas participated in professional development In 2019, with the support of generous funders led by Mile High workshops, received financial literacy training, and served in United Way’s Women United, Bold Beans expanded to a second key leadership roles within the business. They also receive “location” – our mobile coffee truck! The coffee truck allows Bold competitive pay and work in an environment is comfortable, fun, Beans to increase operating hours, employ additional girls in and supportive. paid positions, deepen community engagement, grow coffee and product sales, and highlight GIMD’s mission and work. Bold Baristas are not the only girls who benefit from Bold Beans. Each year, 150 girls participate in social enterprise pipeline The coffee truck, Espressa, also provides opportunities for programs focused on economic literacy, business development, girls to explore new aspects of small business development, and entrepreneurship. We encourage girls to be innovative, including business planning, mobile business marketing, product manage risk, recognize opportunities, and persist. Nearly 30% of development, customer/location analysis, and social media GIMD girls will be the first in their families to graduate from high drivers. school and 72% will be first generation college students. GIMD is committed to providing all girls with access to the tools and resources needed to be the next generation of female business owners and entrepreneurs.

Elizabeth Amaral Emily Gerrald Susan Powers Michelle & Will Amerine Ethan Godwin Anne Powers Anonymous Jan Harden Charlotte Rocha A Special Phillip Armstrong Christopher Harder Cindy Schonhaut Linda & Pat Brisnehan Sara Hazel & Emily Schromm Thank You Hugh Brown Dan Goldhamer Jeslin Shahrezaei Annie Cordova Nancy & Gerard Hickey Stephanie St. John Jackie Devine Ariel Knobbe Brenda Stewart Ginny Durakovich Ohlson Lavoie Jamie Torres to everyone who supported Chelsea Early Jessica Leary Greg Verzosa our crowdfunding campaign Norm & Lisa Franke Jenny Martin Marcelle Wall for the coffee truck! Michael & Tami Frazzini Kimberly Daniel Webb Elizabeth & Chad Gardner Mendoza-Cooke Jenni Gasbarro Alain Paolini

09 10 Girls Lead In Volunteers Advocacy & Lead for Girls

Action Girls Inc. of Metro Denver is proud of its robust volunteer program that engages hundreds of individuals and partners each year who support program delivery, help with facility needs, and serve in other essential roles. We recruit and train volunteers to create meaningful connections with girls and develop positive youth development skills. In FY2019, over 400 individuals volunteered to serve as program assistants, mentors, board and committee members, and provide administrative and operational support. 67% 87% Mariza is an alumna of Girls Inc. of Metro Denver and was awarded Girl of the Year in 1993. In FY2019, she served on our Scholarship Committee and soon after joined the Board of Directors. As a GIMD alumna and Wealth Management of girls believe of girls believe Girls Inc. of Metro Denver’s advocacy programs launched Advisor with TIAA, Mariza brings a unique and valuable that they are good that they have in 2019 with a commitment to advance the rights and perspective to advance our work and mission. She is also a at leading others a responsibility opportunities of all girls and eliminate key barriers girls face. role model for the girls we serve and a wonderful example of toward a goal to improve their Advocacy activities are informed by the lived experiences being strong, smart, and bold! communities of girls and center on girls’ voices and leadership. As part of this launch, GIMD formed an Advocacy Committee, participated in local coalitions, and increased training. “I recall how shy I was when I first joined Girls Inc. because of my English language FY2019 Advocacy Highlights Include: barrier and not understanding how I would fit culturally. But that quickly went • GIMD staff testified in support of Colorado’s Equal Pay away when I felt I was appreciated for my uniqueness and was given help bringing for Equal Work Act. out my strengths. I was so excited to find out my employer, TIAA, had decided • GIMD Teen Leadership Board member testified in 89% 87% support of Colorado’s Comprehensive Human Sexuality to be a Girls Inc. corporate sponsor. It was such an exciting opportunity to get Education Bill. reconnected and see how Girls Inc. had evolved since I left 25 years ago. The best • GIMD staff, volunteers, and girls participated in multiple part of being a Board Member is being part of a great team of professionals who city-wide marches, including the Womxn’s March share the same passion for Girls Inc. and their mission. We are 100% committed Denver, Martin Luther King Jr. Marade, and the César believe they can of girls make sure to the success of the girls, the programs, and our community involvement. I am so make a positive that all people are Chávez Day March. difference in treated fairly • GIMD co-hosted an event with Supermajority in Denver, impressed with how much Girls Inc. continues to be a staple within the community their communities an organization focused on building an intergenerational, and have innovated to continue to positively help shape the lives of our young girls.” multi-racial movement for women’s equity. Mariza Bonilla, Girls Inc. of Metro Denver Alumna & Board of Directors Member

11 12 21 2019 9,709 girls in paid barista volunteer impact positions at Bold hours Beans Results $41,000+ wages & tips earned 30 $60,000 by Bold Baristas school & community awarded in college program partners 2,268 scholarships unduplicated girls & youth served

105 17 118,007 girls enrolled in school-based 18,200+ Girls Inc. impact the Eureka! STEM meals served girls groups hours delivered program hosted

89% program retention 12 90% 47 daily transportation high school rate routes from schools of graduating seniors to Girls Inc. pursuing post-secondary interns placed education

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Mortenson Paola Aguirre-Banuelos Caroline Hickey Aleka Pappas International Studies: Nelnet Marah al Rashid Ariel Jaramillo Leah Parsons Denver (DCIS) Pinnacol Assurance Jett Amchin Katherine Jarvis Shyamal Patel Denver School of the Arts Subaru Alezia Anderson Diane Jensen Morgan Patterson Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Xcel Energy Lily Astudillo Imani Jermany Mackenzie Peckham Early College Alyssa Avila Monica Juarez Kami Procop DSST Byers Middle School Kori Baker Anisha Kalla Amanda Rakes Community DSST Middle School Noel Shelby Bank Raonak Kamal Arina Rakytianska Campus Board of Directors Erica Barillari Melissa Kitlitz Marianne Realle Advisors East High School Lisa Barker Caroline Klein-Callea Tabatha Reese Florida Pitt Waller Marirose Bernal Yuka Kodani Troi Rimpson Micki Amerine Girls Athletic Leadership Kayla Berndt Maddie Koppenhofer Alice Roberts Jim Bernsten School (GALS) ALAIN PAOLINI, CHAIR DR. JOAN FOSTER, Professor, HEATHER HOPE, Personal Phoebe Brache Rosemary Kufalk-MacFall Lily Rodriguez Mariza Bonilla Godsman Elementary School Emeritus Board Members Business Transformation & Change Biology, Metropolitan State University Branding Expert & Franchise Melanie Braidich Mariana Kuker Izzi Romero Ranmali Bopitiya Graland Country Day School Management, HCL Digital & Analytics of Denver Owner, House of Colour Denver LINDA BRISNEHAN, Retired, Lockheed Morgan Briere Amber Landrum Yendi Ronquillo Kelly Collins Kunsmiller Creative Arts Martin Space Systems Narmeen Bugrara Francesca Lawrence Jen Ross Jackie Devine Academy SARAH RIECKE EARLY, PSY.D, LISA DE LA GARZA, Vice President, ANDRIA KOEN, Business Intelligence Jackie Carrier Nikita Lee Rhea Rowan Sabrina Espinosa Lake International School and SECRETARY HR Operations, Analytics & Analyst, Colorado Access ELIZA BUYERS, M.D. Tori Carroll Stephanie Lee Khaili Rowan Michelle Garcia STRIVE Prep Lake Campus Executive Director, Colorado Compensation, Comcast NBC Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology, Itzel Cervantes Josefa Leon Mindy Sandoval Dingli Graham Maxwell Elementary School Physician Health Program Universal PAUL LÓPEZ, Denver County Children’s Hospital of Colorado Mary Blake Chandler Arianna Leslie Madeline Scarborough Amy Green Morey Middle School Clerk & Recorder Kelli Colter Elana Lewis Leah Schmidt Erica Green New Legacy Charter COLLEEN MACKEY, TREASURER KATIE DEBORD, Partner and Chief THERESA DONNELLY, Past Chair Hayley Conley Grace Liu Chloe Shaw Kelsey Green Newlon Elementary School CEO/Managing Member, Innovation Officer, Bryan Cave JILL MANT, Realtor, Senior Manager, Communications, Myiesha Contreras Elena Lobato Katie Showalter Becky Grupe Operation HOPE, Inc. Flex Assets LLC Live Urban Real Estate Black Hills Energy Rebecca De Sa Joe Loo Carsen Sikyta Farren Henrry Ricardo Magon Flores STEPHANIE DONNER, Executive Alex DeMartino Adamari Lopez-Ramirez Emily Singer Chris Homolac Academy SONYA ULIBARRI Director, Emily Griffith Technical KIMBERLY MENDOZA-COOKE, PAM MCCOY, Metrics and Performance Rich DeRoy Alyssa Lozano Vicki Strand Carrie Horn Rocky Mountain Prep: (non-voting) President & CEO, College Senior Municipal Planning Analyst, Management, CentryLink, Inc. Jennifer DeSouchet Karla Macedo Breshay Strong Nicci Jaccaud Berkeley Girls Inc. of Metro Denver Occidental Petroleum Alexandra Dickerson Alyssa Mader Shuniti Taddese Mary Ellen Jackson Rocky Mountain Prep: MIKE FRAZZINI, Chief Technology September 1, 2018-August 31, 2019 Kalai Donner Citlali Mares Jaclyn Tagani Nicole Kinney Creekside --- Officer, eBags GRIFFEN O’SHAUGHNESSY, Molly Dowds Lizzy Maroncelli Laura Tellez Jessica Leary Rocky Mountain Prep: Co-President, Canopy Advisory Crystal Duncan Emily Marshall Isobel Thieme Laura Mersman Southwest STACEY BLEDSOE, President, ELIZABETH GARDNER, Group Hawa Fahn Casey Martin Michelle Torres Keegan O’Neil St. Rose of Lima Catholic HR Consultants of Denver Social Investment Representative, Lauren Falicia Eliska Martinez Bella Trillo Kathleen Ott Academy Xcel Energy EDWARD SAWYER, General Sofia Fiocchi Jennifer Martinez-Garcia Racheal Ushindi Diane Padalino Stevens Elementary School KELLY CONDON, Director of Global Manager, Cerapedics Jennifer Flores Kaitlynn McCormack Yaneth Vazquez Lori Palazzolo STRIVE Prep - Kepner Middle Diversity & Inclusion, Lockheed Martin LISA GONZALES, Founder & Eilish Forward Diane Mereles Eva Vega Leslie Reed School Principal, ELKALYNE BIJAL SHAH, Chief Product & Diana Foster Mary Metropulos Evynn Vondersmith Ann Rhoads The Bridge Project: LAURA FITCH, Chief Development Analytics Officer, Guild Education Stefanie Francis Gianna Michaelson Kelsie Wallace Jill Rhodes Columbine Officer, Rocky Mountain Adventist BARBARA GREGORICH, Erica Fukuhara Allison Mis Angela Watson Teresa Smith The Bridge Project: Healthcare Foundation Senior Vice President Human MARCELLE WALL, Senior Strategic Emma Garcia Megan Mitchell Mackenzie Welchert Kristin Stoll-DeBell Westwood Resources, Leprino Foods Account Executive, Salesforce Jane Ghublikian Meghan Mitchell LouAnn Witter Cori Streetman

19 20 Financial Statements REVENUE $3,077,933 18 Individual Contributions 3 Bold Beans Social Enterprise 2 Scholarship Gifts Assets 2018 2019 1 Member Dues & Fees Cash & Cash Equivalents 253,417 231,455 Restricted Cash - Scholarships - 214,761 6 Investment Income 20 In-Kind Grant & Fees Receivable 41,110 77 Investments 4,764,576 4,689,534 7 Corporate Partnerships Prepaid Expenses & Other 41,410 44,713 4 Special Events Land, Property & Equipment 2,236,602 2,260,601 6 Government Grants $7,337,115 $7,441,141 4 Mile High United Way Liabilities 23 Foundations Accouts Payable 14,561 21,132 7 Girls Inc. National Support Accrued Payroll & Related Benefits 74,318 89,824 Other Liabilities - - Long-Term Liabilities - - Deferred Revenue 100 30,370 $88,979 $141,326

Net Assets 93 Program Expenses EENSES Unresitricted 2,457,048 4,395,133 Restricted 4,791,088 2,904,682 $2,693,367 Total Net Assets 7,248,136 7,299,815

4 Fundraising & Development Total Liabilities & $7,337,115 $7,441,141 Net Assets 3 General Administrative

22 21 22 Staff

ADRIANNA MENCHACA, Elementary JULIE KELLER, Elementary School Community Educator School Community Educator AMANDA CASTILLO, High School KAELIN “KK” TIPOTI-MCCOY, & College Community Educator Middle School Community Educator ANDRI’NAE RHYMES, KATIE ARMSTRONG, Bold Beans Barista Manager of Operations ANGEL SHABAZZ, Manager of LAILA JOHNSON, Bold Beans Barista Middle School Programs MANDI PACHECO, Coffee Truck AUTUMN RIVERA, Career & Food Service Coordinator Readiness Coordinator MARICARMEN RODRIGUEZ JARA, BETH ROLL, Bookkeeper Bold Beans Barista CHARLEEN RAMIREZ-MARES, MELINA BIXLER, Director of Training, Director of Programs Evaluation & Advocacy DEJA RAMOS, Bold Beans Barista NAISETT DE LEON GALVAN, Bold Beans Barista DESTINEE PERKINS, Manager of Elementary School Programs PATRICIA RAMIREZ, Program Administrative & Evaluation DIA STONE, Eureka! Program Coordinator Coordinator DIANA DE LA ROSA, Bold Beans Barista REILLY SANBORN, Director of Finance EMMA BARCENAS, Community Educator RUTH LOVATO, Van Driver ERIC GODOY, Manager of Learn STEM Programs SARA HAZEL, Director of Development more. HEIDI VIELHABER, Manager SARAH MCGILL, Manager of High of Volunteer Programs School and College Programs JAMIE NEWTON, High School SONYA ULIBARRI, President & CEO & College Community Educator TORI CARROLL, Middle School girlsincdenver.org JENNY MARTIN, Development Community Educator & Special Events Coordinator *As of April 1, 2020. JENNY VALADEZ FRAIRE, 1499 Julian Street Bold Beans Barista Denver, CO 80204 JESSICA MONROE, Elementary School Program Coordinator JJ DEARMORE, Manager phone 303.893.4363 of Social Enterprise