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2020 All Supporters List OUR SUPPORTERS Everything we do is made possible through the generosity, enthusiasm, and dedication of our supporters. Warren Village is honored to recognize financial and in-kind contributions from the following donors for Fiscal Year 2020 (April 1, 2019 to March 31, 2020). CORPORATIONS DCP Midstream Pedalheads Bike Campus DeLynn & Kristyn’s Boutique Philadelphia Insurance Companies $1,000,000+ Denver Art Museum Primevera Group Perry Rose, LLC and Urban Ventures, LLC Denver Broncos Football Club Prudential Financial Denver Center for the Performing Arts Randi’s Pizza $100,000-$999,999 Denver Laser Solutions Rebel United Airlines Denver Marriot West Red Rocks Country Club Disney On Ice Remax Alliance $20,000-$99,999 Dodge Sign Company Revive Bodywork Casper Sleep Inc. Elastic Rib City Johns Manville Encana Oil & Gas (USA) Inc. Robert Rhue Enterprises Inc. Lands’ End Endorphin Gym Ross Management Essex Financial Group LLC Saunders Construction, Inc. $10,000-$19,999 Evey K Boutique Scout & Molly’s Altria Group Distribution Company Four Seasons Hotel Denver Sysco Denver Avocado Green Mattress FourPoint Energy, LLC Teller House Guild Education Genentech The Art Hotel $5,000-$9,999 Gourmet Gary’s Natural Food The Broadmoor AAA Colorado Great Heights Properties The Brush and Comb IMA Financial Group Great-West Life & Annuity Insurance Co. The Elizabeth Hotel KPMG LLP Haselden Construction LLC. The Family Jones Spirit House North Highland Worldwide Consulting Helliemae’s The Howes Group Hewlett Packard Enterprise Foundation The Ritz Carlton Home Depot Thursday Bridge $1-$4,999 Humphries Poli Architecture Ticketmaster 3 Margaritas ICON Foundation Tom Evon Realty 240 Union Grille Img Artists Top Golf Thornton 5th Avenue Designs IQ Wired, Inc. UBS Financial Services Abrusci Ireland Stapleton Pryor & Pascoe PC Under the Umbrella Cafe Adde’s Catering Kitchen Jose O’shea’s United Airlines In Flight Crew Adele Gordon Designs Just Like New Ez Wash University of Denver, Lamont School of Music Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Kaiser Permanente Venice Ristorante & Wine Bar All Occasions Party Bus Kimpton Hotel Monaco VISA American Furniture Warehouse Kj’s Personal Training Whiting Oil & Gas Corp Ameristar Casino & Resort Black Hawk Kroenke Sports Enterprises Whole Foods Artspark Creative Studio Kroenke Sports Entertainment Wild Hare Computer Systems, Inc. Axis Pilates Co LLC Kroger Neighborhood Reward Program Wines For Humanity Balance in Training Leading Edge Training Solutions LLC Wonderbound Bank of America Linker Capital Management Inc. Xcel Energy Bank of America Matching Gifts Livongo Zachry Engineering Bank of America Merrill Lynch Luke’s Steak House Bank of the West Luxe Salon BBVA Compass Madison & Company Properties BNP Paribas FOUNDATIONS Magnolia Hotel BP Matching Fund Programs Malonee $100,000+ Brothers BBQ Medoc Properties The Colorado Health Foundation Cablenet Wiring Products, Inc Mimi’s Cafe Daniels Fund Cafe Jordano Mission Rock Residential, LLC and William G. McGowan Charitable Fund Canna Advisors Patricia E. Hutchison Carraba’s Moda Center $50,000-$99,999 CBiz, Inc. Mulhern Mre, Inc. Anonymous CenturyLink Nancy Dale Designs Buell Foundation Charles Schwab & Co. Inc. Natural Skincare and Acne Clinic Hearst Foundation Chili’s Nob Hill Inn Hill Foundation CoBank Norscot Investments The Kenneth King Foundation Colorado Aerial Yoga Old Chicago Rose Community Foundation Coohills Resturant Olive Garden Core Contractors, Roofing Systems On the Border $20,000-$49,999 Corepower Yoga Onehope Wine-With Ruth AJL Charitable Foundation Cosmos Pizza Oppenheimer Funds Legacy Account BuildStrong Education Cottrell Printing Company Outback Steakhouse Denver Post Charities Dairy Queen Paytech Fox Family Foundation Davis Graham and Stubbs Warren Village Legacy Society Members Thank you! Kettering Family Foundation Crosspoints United Methodist Women Joe and Jennifer Bagan Nord Family Foundation Cub Scout Pack 286 Jamie and Rob Blume The Jay and Rose Phillips Family Delta United Methodist Women Broe Family Foundation Foundation of Colorado Denver Botanic Gardens Jim and Sharon Butler Wells Fargo Foundation Denver Zoo Patrick Hamill Department of Health Care Policy & Christian and Rick Olson $10,000-$19,999 Financing Tony and Yolanda Rainold Aegon Transamerica Foundation Erie United Methodist Women Bank of the West F.O.E. Northwest #4019 Auxiliary $10,000-$19,999 The Annie E. Casey Foundation Family Homestead Nancy and Tony Accetta Heider Family Foundation Fannie Mae Anonymous IMA Foundation First Church of Christ, Scientist Bohland Family Charitable Fund Resource Capital Funds Foundation First Mennonite Church The Butler Family Fund of The Schlessman Family Fund First United Methodist Church of Berthoud The Denver Foundation Strear Family Foundation, Inc. First United Methodist Church of Pueblo Kyle and Elyse Craig U.S. Bank Foundation First United Methodist Women of Douglas Deane Family Foundation Connie Burwell White & First United Methodist Women of Windsor Jeffrey and Eric Johnson William W. White Foundation Food For Thought Kaplan Family Charitable Fund Women’s Forum of Colorado Foundation FrontStream CRM Tim and Karen Quast Girl Scout Troop #60673 Laura and Michael Richards $5,000-$9,999 Good Today The Walter S. Rosenberry III Charitable Trust BBVA Compass Foundation Grace United Methodist Church & Albert E. Rosenthaler Sam S. Bloom Foundation Women of Denver Holly and John Rotach The Edward Madigan Foundation Green Mountain United Methodist Women Smith Family Foundation The Melvin and Elaine Wolf Foundation Guardian Angels Nancy J. Smith Guardian Angels Lou Trebino $1-$4,999 Haxtun United Methodist Church The Richard B. Tucker Family Fund Anschutz Foundation IMA Financial Group Mary D. Wells and John McCabe AmazonSmile Foundation Kansas State University Williams-Malone Foundation The Colorado Trust Kit Carson United Methodist Women Community First Foundation Ladies of Denver $5,000-$9,999 East Denver Kiwanis Foundation Landmark Ministries Atler Family Fund Encana Cares (USA) Foundation Longs Peak United Methodist Women Larry and Christine Baumgartner Enterprise Holdings Foundation National Charity League, Inc. - Elevation Jeff Gilley Harry L. Willett Foundation Chapter Katie and Scott Goodwin Janus Henderson Foundation Northglenn United Church - Women’s Mark and Julia Gwaltney KeyBank Foundation Fellowship Sandy and Steve Harvath ONEHOPE Foundation One Cheesman Place Ethan Hemming and Nicole Tembrock Otten Johnson Foundation Ovid United Methodist Church The Herz Family Charitable Fund Trinity Second Century Foundation Parker United Methodist Church Mary D. Holleman Women’s Foundation of Colorado Phillips United Methodist Church Elizabeth and Steve Holtze Potter’s house of Denver Ministry Betty M. Kissinger Designated Fund Premier Book Club Kimberly and Monty Langston ORGANIZATIONS Rotary Club of University Hills Katie MacWilliams Soar Charter School Mindy Levy Peckar and Steven Peckar $100,000+ St. Frances Cabrini Parish Walter and Velma Quinn Mile High United Way St. Luke’s United Methodist Church John and Vivian Sabel Family Foundation St. Paul’s United Methodist Women of Dr. Jean Saul $10,000-$99,999 Colorado Springs Gabriel N. Schwartz Women’s Independence St. Vincent de Paul Society Scholarship Program, Inc. Tim and Gina Swales Stratmoor Hills United Methodist Church Joyce and John Thielen Swallow Hill Music $5,000-$9,999 United Methodist Women of Holly $1-$4,999 Augustana Lutheran Church United Methodist Women of La Junta Anonymous (81) Cherry Creek Presbyterian Church United Methodist Women of The United Alex Abbott Denver City Council District 10 Methodist Church Adam Abraham Sisters of St. Francis United Way of Greater Atlanta Bridget Abrahams United Way of Bergen County United Way of Greater Philadelphia & Tammy and Mike Abramovitz United Way of Greater Milwaukee & Southern NJ Erin Acheson Waukesha County United Way of Metropolitan Chicago Rachelle Addoms United Way Suncoast Seth Gilbert and Colleen A’Hearn $1-$4,999 University Park United Methodist Church Ramon and Ann Alatorre A Precious Child University Park United Methodist Women Sue Albers AMP the Cause We Don’t Waste Linda Albornoz Anonymous Wray United Methodist Women Claudia Alexander ARC Thrift Store Michael Allbaugh Canvas Credit Union Brad Allen Capitol Hill United Neighborhoods, Inc. INDIVIDUAL DONORS & Melissa Allen Christ Church & /Women United Methodist FAMILY FOUNDATIONS Carrie Alley Christ On the Mountain Church $50,000+ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Allison Colfax Ave BID Anonymous Erin Alzona Colorado Academy Karly Segal Deidre Amon-Meitus Colorado Council of Black Nurses WW Legacy, LLC Amy Anastasoff Colorado Department of Health Care Betsy E. Anderson Policy & Finance $20,000-$49,999 Jeremy Anderson Colorado Housing and Finance Authority Anonymous (2) Sheryl L. Anderson Community Shares of Colorado Warren Village Legacy Society Members Thank you! Suzanne Anderson Vina Sue Bishop Mr. and Mrs. John K. Bywaters Lara Andrews Kate Bishop Len Cabot Taro Lopez Annie Jill Bishop Ethyll Call Risa and Hal Aqua Joe Bitzko Tom Calzavara Donna Arceneaux Sandra Bivin The Campbell Foundation Fund John Arigoni Andy Bjerkhoel Todd and Amy Campbell Deanna Arnold Scot H. 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