I absolutely love Community Works and what they do and what they represent. I recently dropped off…read moresome of my late husband's shirts, pants, ties, dress shoes and some other miscellaneous items. The two gals in the office helped me bring the bags in. I really appreciated that gesture. They also showed me the closets for both men and women that their clients get to shop. I would highly recommend this organization.

The people running the program are pretty friendly, knowledgable and entrepreneurial minded…read more However, I went to the week-long training class and I was kind of disappointed. They advertised this program as a program that helps you land the job you want, however it just turned out to be another generic job-readiness program that just puts you in whatever job they have available rather than what career you want and what your background is actually is. With the high-energy entrepreneurial people running the program, you would think they would have stronger career advice to give and be able to help you with a more individualized approach, but unfortunately they do not. The training class was pretty fun and engaging for the most part, and the teacher Cedric was a great speaker. However, what I had an issue with was how a huge percentage of the class was spent training us on warehouse safety and how to use a forklift. I'm sure that's great for people who actually want to work in a warehouse, but for everyone else it's a waste of time (so my recommendation is for them to hold the forklift training during a different time for the people who want it). I know for a fact that I'm never in a million years going to work a blue-collar job. I found it a bit insulting, because they get a lot of people signed up for the program from homeless shelters, rehab clinics, and those previously incarcerated, so it came across like they were talking down to us and assuming warehouse work is the only thing we would be qualified for or willing to do. And from my experience, warehouse jobs are pretty in-demand and they hire pretty much anyone desperate for a job. My feedback for this program would be to stick to their word about helping us land in the career we like, and do a better job meeting everyone where they're at in their career.

Such a special, welcoming place! They have been a part of my journey for over a decade.read more

Another beautiful erev Roshashah service at the botanical gardens, despite the treacle of the…read moresermon.Amazingly, no one mentioned Israel in the whole 1.5 hours. Nice music, though.

Many people just need a little help. Some need alot more…read more This is the place to come in littleton area. They have many services. Tuesdays they have food bank that gives me personally something to look forward to. Good kind helpful people and alot of good food.

Everyone is so friendly and they really seek to help everyone that comes through the doors. They…read morehave been a great resource for various needs. Appreciate the work that they are doing.

Below is the letter I wrote to the VP after hours of trying to work with the organizer. Still no…read moreresults. Based on the integrity of the organization in this situation, I would not trust them with funds donated to them...... On February 5th of this year, I learned about the Pikes Peak Challenge event for the brain Injury Alliance of Colorado. I learned of it from one of my 14er group memberships. I was immediately excited and wanted to work toward summiting Pikes Peak for a cause. It would be a synergistic partnership - I would be raising money for your organization, and you would be supporting my summit. Win win. I immediately posted my intentions on my Facebook page and asked for donations. I was overwhelmed by the immediate response of support I received from friends and family. It was super touching that this many people believed in me. I set my calendar for the date when the registration would open up. I asked folks to wait to send money, to be sure that the event would take place, and that I would indeed be able to participate on my end. Two and a half weeks before the challenge, I sent out the call for checks, and they came rolling in. I raised $490 fo the BIAC. I was excited, happy, and humbled by the support I was receiving. My reasons for choosing to support the BIAC was two-fold; 1) to summit a unique 14er with support and a shuttle back to the trailhead (it was to be my 15th fourteener) and 2) to support the mission of the BIAC. I worked in the disability support services department in a college in northern Wisconsin. I've seen what traumatic brain injuries do to people. It's pretty devastating. Also, a hiking friend of mine was attempting to summit one of the Wilsons last summer, when a rock came down, injuring another climber. My friend called EMS and stayed with the man until SAR was able to get to him. Six hours. The man was transported to the hospital - long story short - he experienced a TBI and will never be the same. As you might see, I fully support your mission, with personal emotional investment. I spent 6 months hiking and participating in a training program geared toward doing the challenge. Fully invested. As you might imagine, when you cancelled the event TO SUMMIT the peak, I was more than "crest-fallen". I stress TO SUMMIT, because that's what my monetary supporters were promised. If I did not summit, I would not take their money. That was the agreement. Because you cancelled the summit hike and its supporting services, I could no longer complete the challenge. Based on your commitment to me, and mine to you - the summit could not take place, and I could not hold up my end of the deal with my supporters. This brings me to my request for a refund for the entrance fee. I have contacted Tina Ziwak several times requesting this refund, and she had not been cooperative, which is why I'm turning to you. We have had several email interchanges, which I will happily forward to you, in which I felt she was less than helpful ... (Her words ... "Again, this event is to raise funds for BRAIN INJURY AWARENESS, not just so participants can say they hiked to the Summit, Barr Camp or in Manitou". And ... "We still provided t-shirts, lunch, transportation, etc. All the things that the event includes." In a nutshell, The Pikes Peak Challenge Event did not hold up their end of the deal, did not provide the supported summit hike and the shuttle back to the trailhead - which is what I signed up for - hence I was not able to provide my end of the commitment to my sponsors. I was not there for lunch or t-shirts. I was there to summit for a cause, as agreed upon. I was also not dong it just to boast that I had summited Pikes Peak as Tina eluded to in the above remark. I mailed the checks back to my supporters because I could not follow through on my commitment to them, I would thank you to do the same. I am looking forward to hearing from you, and will be most appreciative of any help you can provide.

I have been working with Franklin and cannot say enough about how helpful he has been. He has gone…read moreabove and beyond to assist me and I am immensely grateful for everything they have done. I would give 10 stars if I could!

I have been attending NDC for a year now. They have 2 services in the winter, at 8:30 am and 10 am…read more The building was built a long time ago, giving it great character. Between the coffee in the loft, helping in the nursery, and ladies' game nights, I truly feel a part of a community. I highly recommend NDC. It has been a wonderful community with friendly and welcoming people. The lead pastor is a history professor at a local college. He incorporates history, art, and poetry into the sermons, which makes it interesting.

When I moved to Denver, I made a list of churches to check out and New Denver was the first stop on…read morethe list. I felt accepted and welcomed the first Sunday that I attended and I ended up not checking out any other churches on my list. I have been going to NDC for 8 years now and love the church even more today. The community of people we have is accepting, friendly, inclusive, and I have made many friends because of NDC. The pastors are amazing and the sermons are usually relevant to my life. There are so many ways to be involved- through womens and mens events, volunteering, discipleship groups (small groups), and more. This will be my church home as long as I call Denver home!

I attended a Yelp elite painting class here and it was so much fun…read more They offer a huge schedule of art classes in all different mediums. I am planning to do some drawing and possibly more painting over the Summer. They offer kids classes too. We used water colors as the base today and she started by teaching several techniques, which was incredibly helpful once we started our abstract pieces. We also used pastels on top, which I thought added a really cool texture to my work. The teacher made each part seem so simple, everyone in the class was able to make something really beautiful. So much fun! Go check it out.

I was really excited to get in to the Yelp Elite event as I only just started to embroider January…read moreof this year. Being that the event was on a Saturday the parking lot was relatively empty so I didn't have to find street parking, but I did notice many of my classmates found street parking. No one complained do it must have been easy. The class was small and intimate with 8 of us present. The instructor Karin introduced us to the Art Students League of Denver, the offerings, and some history. We went around the room and discussed everyone's level of experience and interests. She really listened and worked to tailor our experience based on our responses. Each seat was set up with the materials we needed and we started off with introductory stitches. After an hour we focused on our Art piece and near the end of class picked up remaining supplies to finish our work at home. 10 mins before leaving we all did stretching exercises and cleaned up the room. I'd recommend attending if others are interested in learning something new or expanding their skill set.

Great selection pianos and interesting items that definitely tell a story. Big selection of items…read morein various conditions. Service is friendly is attentive and wanting to help.

Tasha was fantastic, very helpful and knowledgeable. It's a high quality office desk at a great…read moreprice - thank you!!

I was here to attend a group function, and I had never seen the Archdiocese before. What a…read morebeautiful location and the grounds were so impressive. It is a gem in Denver!

Hilltop Park has been an incredible place to work! I've been to other facilities that are not even…read morehalf this nice. Everyone is smiling, says hello, and seems to care about the residents and love what they do! Great atmosphere, smells clean, the residents are happy. I definitely recommend this facility for not only your loved ones, but also for yourself if you are in the healthcare field!

This community has an incredible team of healthcare professionals. The admissions director,…read moreAngelina was so responsive and so educated on financials and made the whole process seamless. the Director of Nirsing ( I think her name was Marlene) helped make this process so stress free. It's never easy putting above one on a nursing facility. Overall, I am so satisfied with the care my loved one is currently receiving.