Season to Share has helped us so much, especially in the ELC! . . . → Read More: Support Season to Share
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PCL Construction to rebuild ramp . . . → Read More: PCL Construction Comes Through for Florence Crittenton Again! “If I didn’t have this, I wouldn’t be able to give him anything,” said Yesenia Barrientos, 16, who tenderly carried newborn son Angel, just 5 weeks old. . . . → Read More: Florence Crittenton’s Holiday Helping Hands: Donations Give Teen Families Heartwarming Holidays Florence Crittenton “Cycles of Success” Luncheon Generates over $90,000 in Sponsorships and Donations Matches from Colorado Health and an Angel Donor Maximize Giving Linda Armstrong Kelly with Evangaline Martinez, the student who introduced her at the luncheon, and Evangeline's son Jayden DENVER, COLORADO – Oct. 18, 2010 – . . . → Read More: Cycles of Success Luncheon Sets Records 10-year-old Amanda Komoczi delivered 592 books to Florence Crittenton School today! She collected them during a book drive launched in August. Amanda, the daughter of a teen mom, was doing community service to earn her Black Belt in karate and wanted to help teen moms like her own. She presented the books to Joanna Vincenti’s . . . → Read More: Amanda Delivers 592 Books to Flo Crit Several of Florence Crittenton’s very special volunteers were honored today at the Dovia Awards in Denver. Kathy Henderson and Paula Kurtz have put in many hours as individual volunteers — we shared Paula’s nomination with the Denver Scholarship Foundation. Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, led by Board member Helen Drexler, brought in a large crew . . . → Read More: Dovia Awards Honor Volunteers Meaghan, Marcy, Melissa and Elizabeth from the Berry Company spent the day at Florence Crittenton assembling trikes for the 2010 “Cycles of Success” luncheon! With help from new volunteer Trisha, they screwed together 40 shiny red mini-trikes to display on tables at the luncheon. Thanks! . . . → Read More: Berry Company Builds Trikes Ground Floor Media has picked Florence Crittenton for its October “Get Giving” community support program. The program essentially features one non-profit in the community that GFM’s employees have committed to supporting through donations for one month. This mostly includes “non cash” donations, and GFM actively recruits its clients, vendors, partners and friends to participate each . . . → Read More: Ground Floor Media Helps Flo Crit The 10-year-old daughter of a teen mom from Lakewood is staging a book drive to benefit the pregnant and parenting teens who attend the Florence Crittenton School and their children. Amanda Komoczi, a fifth grader at Prospect Valley Elementary School, has already collected 572 books – both board books for babies and toddlers . . . → Read More: Amanda’s book drive Now that we have a new name, so does our facebook page! http://www.facebook.com/FlorenceCrittentonCO |
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