Message from the PresidentGreetings from the Mile High City!
The Links, Incorporated founded in 1946, is one of the oldest and largest volunteer service organizations of women who are committed to enriching, sustaining and ensuring the culture and economic survival of African Americans and other persons of African ancestry. Since 1952, The Denver (CO) Chapter of The Links, Incorporated has played a vital role in enriching the lives of African Americans and others in the greater Denver community. Thank you for your continued support! Sincerely, Jada Suzanne Dixon |
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Denver Links Provide Financial Support for Organizations Serving the Community During the COVID-19 Pandemic
The Denver (CO) Chapter of The Links, Incorporated and individual chapter members provided financial contributions to organizations in our community that are addressing critical needs during this pandemic.
The Center for African American Health (CAA Health) is committed to improving the health and well-being of African Americans in Metro Denver by offering community-based, evidenced-based, disease prevention and disease management programs, events, and services. As the Denver (CO) Chapter of The Links, Inc. we applaud the Center’s work as a Family Resource Center and its important role in empowering the community to live well.
The Center for Trauma and Resilience, formerly known as the Denver Center for Crime Victims, provides culturally and linguistically responsive services to crime victims who have been ignored or underserved because of their income, race, ethnicity, religion, national origin, gender, age, ability or sexual orientation. As a chapter we support their efforts to fill the gaps in services and create services where the need exists.
The Montbello Organizing Committee (MOC) helps meet the food insecurity needs of families during the coronavirus pandemic. The Denver (CO) Chapter recognizes the good work of MOC and their commitment to ensure that the residents of Montbello are healthy in mind, body, and spirit; they are safe and self-reliant, and mechanisms of communicating information and opportunity exist.
The donations to the Center for African American Health and the Center for Trauma and Resilience were made possible through the Western Area of The Links, Incorporated's $60,000 COVID-19 Collective Impact Fund which was established to support programs and services that respond to the critical needs of communities, families, students and businesses throughout the Area's ten states who are severely impacted by COVID-19.
Denver Links Provide Financial Support for Organizations Serving the Community During the COVID-19 Pandemic
The Denver (CO) Chapter of The Links, Incorporated and individual chapter members provided financial contributions to organizations in our community that are addressing critical needs during this pandemic.
The Center for African American Health (CAA Health) is committed to improving the health and well-being of African Americans in Metro Denver by offering community-based, evidenced-based, disease prevention and disease management programs, events, and services. As the Denver (CO) Chapter of The Links, Inc. we applaud the Center’s work as a Family Resource Center and its important role in empowering the community to live well.
The Center for Trauma and Resilience, formerly known as the Denver Center for Crime Victims, provides culturally and linguistically responsive services to crime victims who have been ignored or underserved because of their income, race, ethnicity, religion, national origin, gender, age, ability or sexual orientation. As a chapter we support their efforts to fill the gaps in services and create services where the need exists.
The Montbello Organizing Committee (MOC) helps meet the food insecurity needs of families during the coronavirus pandemic. The Denver (CO) Chapter recognizes the good work of MOC and their commitment to ensure that the residents of Montbello are healthy in mind, body, and spirit; they are safe and self-reliant, and mechanisms of communicating information and opportunity exist.
The donations to the Center for African American Health and the Center for Trauma and Resilience were made possible through the Western Area of The Links, Incorporated's $60,000 COVID-19 Collective Impact Fund which was established to support programs and services that respond to the critical needs of communities, families, students and businesses throughout the Area's ten states who are severely impacted by COVID-19.
Volunteer Readers Donate New Books To Young Students At Hallett Academy
The Denver (CO) Chapter of The Links, Incorporated and their community partners including Park Hill United Methodist Church, teens from the Denver Chapter of Jack and Jill of America, Incorporated and other volunteer readers are purchasing new books to give to Hallett Academy’s ECE and kindergarten students. The goal is to continue to foster a love of books and reading and to increase the students' at home libraries. The volunteers are part of the monthly Early Reading & Mentoring Program at Hallett, which is suspended for the rest of the school year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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