Milestone Achieved in the Fight Against HIV & AIDS
A Message From the Executive Director and Board of Directors Chair
Dear Friends and Supporters,
The year 2010 marked a new beginning for all those at risk of or affected by HIV infection. This year the
United States adopted a National HIV/AIDS Strategy (NHAS). The vision of the NHAS captures the spirit of
the work we do here at Colorado AIDS Project (CAP). We are reinspired to fight on to help ”the United
States become a place where new HIV infections are rare and when they do occur, every person, regardless of age, gender, race/ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender identity or socio-economic circumstance, will
have unfettered access to high quality, life-extending care, free from stigma and discrimination”.
CAP has a history of being proactive in response to the HIV/AIDS pandemic. As we've learned more about
the disease, we've expanded, we've supported, and we’ve educated others. We've stood together in the
struggle, and always, always offered hope.
As we strive to reach the vision of the NHAS, CAP continues to not only serve those clients who look to us for
answers and resources, but to prevent the spread of infection in the community. It is a time of challenge as
we work to bring quality of life and dignity to those who need it, free from stigma and discrimination, and
reach out to at risk communities with testing and education about their HIV risk.
This challenge is intensified by an increasing client base, decreasing funds, and a misconception that
HIV/AIDS is cured. In spite of this and thanks to you, we are succeeding. Our work is in partnership with you.
Without our donors, our volunteers, our nonprofit partners, our funders and our employees, we could not
meet these challenges or provide the services you will read about in the following pages.
• A record $5,637,717 allocated to supporting services to clients
• Nearly 1,100 free HIV tests provided
• The launch of Red Ball, a brand new CAP signature event to mark World AIDS Day
• Over 121,000 meals provided by the award-winning CAP Food Bank
• An increased attendance of 8,000 participants in the 22nd AIDS Walk Colorado
• 8% increase in number of clients served
Our motivation for being here can be summed up in the words of one of our clients “I got to a point where I
felt that I was a contributing member of society again. I felt like I really had a purpose.”
That is why we are here.
Sincerely,
Ruth Pederson
Executive Director
Rich Corbetta
Board Chair
About Colorado AIDS Project
The mission of Colorado AIDS Project (CAP) is to prevent HIV infection
and improve lives affected by HIV and AIDS.
Colorado AIDS Project (CAP) is a 27 year-old community based organization that helps those living with HIV/AIDS,
and those at risk, to make healthy choices for a self sufficient, enhanced quality of life. CAP provides innovative,
individualized services to those most in need, educates high risk populations, and advocates for social
and health care equity.
CAP empowers those living with or at risk of HIV to live healthier, enhanced lives by providing
two different sets of services.
First, CAP supports over 2,200 clients living with HIV each year, through such support services as case
management, mental health and substance abuse counseling, housing assistance, transportation, food bank,
employment, and financial assistance. Each support service includes the ultimate goals of working with our
clients to make healthy choices, increase their stability and access healthcare for enhanced, healthier lives.
Over the last quarter century, Colorado AIDS Project has served 75 percent of the men, women, and children
who have lived with HIV/AIDS in Colorado.
Secondly, CAP helps people live healthier lives by educating those at risk of HIV, and working with them to
choose safer behaviors so that they can decrease that risk over time. CAP achieves these goals through a spectrum of education and prevention services, addressing the broad population through media and
community education, and providing more intensive, therapeutically based individual and group programs
for those most likely to become HIV positive. CAP also provides regular testing clinics to ensure as many people
as possible are aware of their HIV status.
Financial Summary
as of July 31, 2010
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL CONDITION
STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES
ASSETS
Current Assets
Cash and cash equivalents
Grants receivable
Promises to give
Prepaid expenses
Inventory
11,868
685,029
130,675
143,135
7,003
REVENUE
Contributions
Grants
Government
Private
Special Events
Other Income
Total current assets
977,710
Total revenues
Equipment, net
Other assets
59,908
25,510
Total assets
$1,063,128
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Current liabilities
Accounts payable
Accrued liabilities
Deferred revenue - grants
Deferred revenue –
special events
269,160
66,678
65,000
Total current liabilities
484,015
Net Assets
Board designated
Undesignated
Total unrestricted
Temporarily restricted
Total net assets
Total liabilities and net assets
83,177
5,557,073
230,501
425,035
6,000
$6,442,291
EXPENSES
Program Services
Client services
Education
Volunteer and public affairs
5,369,567
113,716
154,434
Total program services
5,637,717
Supporting services
Management and general
Fundraising
355,058
426,315
Total supporting services
781,373
Total expenses
205,000
170,807
375,807
203,306
579,113
358,371
Change in net assets
$1,063,128
Colorado Health Network, Inc. dba Colorado AIDS Project is audited annually by an independant audit firm.
Copies of the audited financial statements are available upon request.
6,419,090
23,201
Case Management
• Assesment of individual client needs
• Provision of information and referrals in order to
empower clients in meeting their needs
• Ensure that clients are connected to adequate
healthcare
• Assistance with adherence to medication
• Services also available in Spanish
Colorado AIDS Project’s
Impact in 2009 - 2010 Fiscal Year
Counseling
• Mental health and substance abuse counseling
• Individual, couples and family services
• Support groups
336 New Clients
Housing
• Subsidized housing
• Permanent residential housing for homeless people
living with HIV and AIDS
• Affordable housing referrals and advocacy
• 1,819 Clients
Financial Assistance
• Utility assistance
• Medical bills
• Rent & Mortgage assistance
• Emergency financial assistance
• Transportation assistance
Employment Program
• Employment assistance
• Career evaluation and development services
• Employee readiness training
Nutrition Program
• Food Bank recognized by the National Conference
of Mayors as one of only two programs in the United
States providing the most balanced nutrition
• Assists eligible clients with up to one-third of
their dietary needs
• Supports and educates clients on nutritional needs
associated with HIV and AIDS and antiretroviral
medications
Prevention
• Public education regarding HIV infection
• Community outreach to at-risk and high-risk
populations
• Monthly free and confidential testing for
both adults and youth
• Group and Individual sessions with those most
at-risk of HIV infection
• Many services also available in Spanish
Public Policy/Advocacy
• Advocacy for state and federal legislation
pertaining to HIV and Healthcare issues, programs
and funding
• Coalition building with related healthcare advocacy
groups
• Get-Out-The-Vote Campaigns
• Voter Registration Campaigns
Clients
2,416 Total Clients
Accessed Services: Case Management
• 42,023 Total Contacts
Accessed Services: Counseling
• 131 Clients
• 1,929 Hours of Individual and Group Contact
Accessed Services: Nutrition
• 1,192 Food Bank Clients
• 17,339 Food Bank Visits
• 121,373 Meals Provided
Accessed Services: Financial Assistance
• 1,193 Emergency Financial Assistance Clients
• 917 Transportation Clients Taking 54,609 Total Trips
• 363 Medical Insurance Assistance Clients
Accessed Services: Housing
• 251 Clients
• 151 Subsidy Clients
• 248 Clients on Waitlists
Prevention
• 1,093 Individuals Provided with Free and
Confidential HIV Tests
• 2,195 Individuals Directly Impacted Through
CAP’s Educational Efforts
Colorado AIDS Project Staff
Administrative Services
Client Services
Executive Staff
Ruth Pederson
Robert George
Nelly Morgan
Tim Schuetz
Executive Director
Director of Client Services
Director of Finance
Director of Development & Marketing
Athena Lansing
Volunteer & Office Coordinator
Finance
Mona Goodrich
Michael Hollar
Dwayne Hickman
David Yaffe
Accounting Manager
Insurance Program
Insurance Assistant
Technical Program Support Coordinator
Case Management
Jesse Yedinak
Ada Andrade
Alex Nichols
Amelia Stoll
Angela Keady
Connor Hannigan
Jonathan Chu
Julia Giles
Reynaldo Mireles
Ryan Haldeman
Shauna Lott
Tangerine Mori
Case Management Manager
Bilingual Case Manager
Case Manager
Bilingual Case Manager
Admissions/Case Manager
Case Manager
Case Manager
Case Manager
Bilingual Case Manager
Case Manager
Case Manager
Case Manager
Counseling
Mary Ann McCain
Kristen Brickl
Cheryl Burns
Counseling Services Manager
Mental Health & SA Counselor
Counseling Intern
Development and Marketing
Sarah Ingersoll
Development Officer - Grants
Jules Kelty
Development Officer - Corporate Gifts
Chris Parrish
Development Officer - Database
Jeff Trujillo
Development Officer - Events
Chris Cordova
AIDS Walk Staff
Kelly Kobylinksi
AIDS Walk Staff
Jacey McDaniel
AIDS Walk Staff
Prevention
Matt Fischer
Christina Wright
Stephanie Booker
MSM Outreach
Youth Outreach
Prevention Intern
Housing and Resources
Tracie Smith
Housing Services Manager
Diana Cable
Food Bank Coordinator
Garrett Coulter
Employment Program
Guy Quintana
Food Bank Assistant
Morgan Stimson
Section 8/TBRA
Melissa Thomas
Juan Diego
Jamie Villalobos
Dave’s Place/Mosaic
Tim Wree
Reception
Colorado AIDS Project Board of Directors
Colorado AIDS Project Board Officers
Colorado AIDS Project Board Members
Rich Corbetta, Chair
Corbetta & O’Leary, P.C.
Attorney
Karen Terry
Executive Director
Providers’ Resource Clearinghouse
Jacquelyn Kilmer, Vice-Chair
Brownstein | Hyatt | Farber | Schreck, PC
Shareholder, Corporate Securities Group
Nina Corson
Director Assistant Controller
Leprino Foods
Matt Adrian, Secretary
Adrian & Associates
Marketing Director
Dean Gonyea
Teacher
Cherry Creek Schools
Darrell J. Vigil, Treasurer
Bibliographical Center for Research
Business Office Manager
Ryan Cross
New Business Specialist
Denver Newspaper Agency
Sally Kweskin
Director of Public Relations
Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield
Reg Williams
Philanthropist / Community Activist
Dr. Dan Reirden
Physician
The Children’s Hospital
AIDS Walk Colorado is the Rocky Mountain Region’s
largest and most successful HIV and AIDS fundraiser.
More than 8,000 people from throughout the state
came together in Denver’s Cheesman Park for the
22nd annual AIDS Walk Colorado fueled by
donations from more than 13,000 individuals, to raise
money for vital services for HIV/AIDS clients of
Colorado AIDS Project and more than 20 other
outstanding AIDS service organizations.
The event served as a day to remember those we
have lost to the disease with prominent speakers,
panels of the AIDS Memorial Quilt and the first
annual AIDS Walk Colorado Volleyball Tournament,
held in conjunction with CGVA, in addition to live
music, vendors, food and beverages.
On May 23rd, 2010, bartenders from participating
bars across the city came together under one
roof to battle head to head in a competition to
be named the best of the best. Bartenders pulled
out all the stops in a Mixology competition,
creating original drink recipes in a number of
different categories including best martini, best
shot and best use of sponsor liquor. Guest judges
from the community tasted and scored each
concoction, while samples were poured for the
crowd.
Following the Mixology competition, bartenders
took to the stage in a dazzling display of
technical mixing mastery in the Flair competition.
Tossing, spinning, juggling, music and
choreography added to the compelling display
of extreme bartending. Music, dancing,
giveaways and merriment rounded out the
evening, raising funds for Colorado AIDS Project
as a kickoff to the summer AIDS Walk Colorado
fundraising season.
Red Ball
ANight of Frost and Fire
The inaugural Red Ball, an evening of frost
and fire, added a feeling of edginess to
Colorado AIDS Project’s canon of signature
events. This ultra-chic event blended high-end
local fashion designers, top-notch and
innovative hair stylists and exquisite makeup
artists to produce an alternative and
outrageous runway experience neverbefore-seen in Denver.
Emceed by 9News entertainment reporter Kirk
Montgomery, Red Ball combined fiery
fashions, frosty hair designs and a sultry after
party with hot DJ grooves and a cool
atmosphere to draw local awareness to World
AIDS Day while raising much-needed funds to
support CAP’s services.
BackTracks is a 70's disco party celebrating the
heyday of butterfly collars, bell bottoms, leisure suits
and afros and is one of CAP's longest-running
fundraisers. A throwback to the emerging gay club
culture of decades past, BackTracks also serves as a
reminder of the early years of the AIDS epidemic.
The event was initially started in 1982 at the original
Tracks nightclub. It became one of the largest and
well-known annual fundraisers for CAP through the
event’s 27-year history.
EXDO Event center played host to the rekindling of
this blast from the past in fall 2009. Food, drink
specials, your favorite dance music of the past four
decades and many more surprises added to a
welcome return of this event.
Community Events
The community plays in important role in helping
Colorado AIDS Project provide vital services to
clients. Many programs including The Food Bank,
Employment Center and prevention efforts rely
on funds raised through community fundraising
events.
CAP is grateful to the community groups who
worked tirelessly to raise funds for CAP’s programs
in the 2009 - 2010 fiscal year including:
Charlie’s Denver
Denver Cycle Sluts
Denver Dykes on Bikes
EXDO Event Center
The Imperial Court of the Rocky Mountain Empire
The Krewe of Chaos
Rocky Mountaineers Motorcycle Club
Volunteers
Volunteers are truly an integral part of a successful
non-profit organization. Colorado AIDS Project’s
volunteers contribute in all aspects of the
organization. Performing administrative tasks, working
the reception desk, helping clients in the Food Bank,
administering HIV tests, canvassing at festivals,
community outreach and helping in all aspects of
special events are just some of the areas in which
CAP’s volunteers help.
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Gifts and Contributions
The following pages list hundreds of generous individuals, companies and foundations
that have given their dollars, talents and time to make Colorado AIDS Project’s efforts
possible. We are proud to recognize their contributions and their immeasurable belief
in CAP. We have made every effort to ensure accuracy of donor information.
Tributes
In honor of Pat Blackis &
Donna Story
Ann Dunnewald &
Barbara A. Jones
In honor of Anne Dunnewald &
Barbara Jones
Priscilla Gifford and
Margaret Baldwin
Jackie M. Williams and
Jo G. Coker
In honor of Jamie Endriss
Donald and Beverly MacGlashan
In honor of
Andrew Gaasch's Birthday
Diane Gaasch
In honor of Bethany Malega
Kara Woerner
In honor of Lon Weingart &
John Mooney
Benita and Harvey Newman
Mel and Sandra Weingart
In honor of David Westman &
Anthony Aragon
Ellen E. Stewart
Memorials
In memory of Brent Appleby
Friends and Family
In memory of John Carl
John Andersen and
Carol Landiers
Michael and Michelle Carl
Christopher and Barbara Gallun
Dr. and Mrs. Kurt Heyrman
In memory of Donald Loew
Janet Claxton
Dr. and Mrs. M. H. Raabe
Diane Schnabel and
Lorraine Schanbel
Cle C. Symons
Sanford and June Watzman
In memory of Bill Lucero
Josephine Wolfers
In memory of
Dr. Stephen McCeney
Emily Annear
David and Carol Bubes
Brenda Dockery
DPS Dept of Social Work
and Psychology
Hanna Bengtsson Evans
Celeste and Jack Grynberg
Kathleen and Richard Himley
Marion Murphy
Allen Rheem
Mira Zevin
In memory of Mike
E.L. and Ruby Taylor
In memory of
Scott "Scooter" Newberry
Evergreen Lodge No 93
J & M Swim
Mike Miller
Marilyn Moodie
In memory of Robert Nixon
Betty and Harold Nixon
In memory of Gustavo Parades
Edwin and Barbara Henderson
In memory of Clare Parker
Mark and Diane Espy
In memory of
Renea Denise Blanton
Craig K. and Laura L. Hill
In memory of John Wood
Robert H. Geisler and
Robert A. Berey
In memory of Maurine Heard
Buck Heard
Cornerstone Members
In memory of Richard Hooker
Anonymous
Cathy Rubin
In memory of Jeff
Hilde and J. Michael Neasbe
In memory of
Michael Shane Johnson
Thomas and Laurie Fix
Judith Johnson
In memory of Donald Kizer Sr.
Donald Kizer
In memory of Richard V. Lee
Douglas K. Brown
Frank Ackerman and Tim Cook
Wendy S. Aiello
Barbara Allen
Charles R. Anderson
Andrew Barab and Mikel Sasek
John and Mary Bayard
William C. Benzie and
Thomas L. Wordinger
Brad Bourne
Tom Buche
Diana Cable and Susan Sadler
Thomas Carlock and
Richard Schirrmacher
Kevin Carroll and
Anthony Colarelli
Peter W. Clark and
Mark R. Croteau
Dr. James T. Connor
Richard L. Corbetta and
Margaret M. Crandall-Corbetta
Ryan Cross
Ned Doty
Michael Enney
Dr. David C. Faragher and
Mr. Robert Parsons
Kathryn Farrow
Brian Fiore
Donald F. Fox
James I. Gallegos and
Michael C. Miller
Thomas J. Gibson and
Denny Porter
Dr. Mark R. Groshek and
Dr. R. Carl Clark
Dr. David S. Hanson
Edwin and Barbara Henderson
Craig K. and Laura L. Hill
Gary L. Hobbs
Richard and Molly Hoffman
Richard A. Kadinger and
Jeffrey M. Longo
Peter B. Kandell and
George W. Harding
Jacquelyn Kilmer and
Shelby Black
Paul L. Klosterman
John and Susan Kreutzer
Sally Kweskin
Brian L. LeMaire and Dale E. Britt
B. Jon Lentz
Melody Manwaring
Carol Mauracher
Ellis B. McFadden
Judith A. McKenna and
Terry Hanson
William and Jena Mullholland
Robert A. Myre
Michael S. Nettleton
Jane A. Nichols
Robert M. Nogueira, Jr.
Ruth and John Pederson
Robert J. Pletcher
Dean M. Prina
Allen Rheem
Thomas L. Roth and
Franklin W. Cox
Mike J. Schaffner
Susan H. Schaffner
Donald E. Scott
Ellen M. Scott
Alan R. Segal
Brick Smith
Dr. Terry L. Smith and
Mr. Mark Uscier
Dr. Norman R. Spivy
Jeff Thormodsgaard
Dr. Russell C. Tolley and
Mr. Scott Habermehl
Donald Van Splinter
Darrell J. Vigil and
Kenneth B. Zamiska
Morris and Shirley Weaver
Lon Weingart and John Mooney
Joan Weiss
K. June Wooldridge
Leslie Yelland
David Zupancic
Cornerstone
With an annual donor
gift commitment of
$250 or more,
the Cornerstone Program
supports Colorado
AIDS Project’s mission
to prevent HIV infection
and improve lives affected
by HIV and AIDS.
Member benefits include:
Recognition in
Annual Report
Invitation to
Cornerstone Receptions
Cornerstone AIDS
Red Ribbon Pin
Your Cornerstone gift
can be made as a
one time donation,
by monthly check,
or credit card charge
in equal
monthly installments
for the year.
The Gill Foundation will
match every new dollar
donated.
We invite you to join
Cornerstone today and
make a lasting impact
at Colorado AIDS Project.
Individual Contributions
Norman and Margaret Aarestad
Patricia and George Aaron
Frank Ackerman and Tim Cook
Paul and Nancy Adams
Matthew Adrian
Kelly Ahrendt
Barbara J. Ahrens and
Raymond C. Hauschel
Dennis J. Ahrens and
Dr. Marshall Stiles
Wendy S. Aiello
Bill and Sue Albers
David Alexander and Brandt Wilkins
Barbara Allen
James and Dona Alspaugh
Caryn Altman
Daniel and Nina Ambruso
Douglas Anderson
Harold Anderson
Charles R. Anderson
Kathy and Steve Anderson
Ronald and Felicitas Anderson
Anonymous
Sue Anschutz Rodgers
Todd Anselmo
Richard Anzures
Emiliano Archuleta
Amber Armbruster
Thoedore Aseltine
Natalie Baines
Cindy Baker
Steve Baker
Andrew Barab and Mikel Sasek
Carolyn Bargman
Kenneth Barkin
Fred and Nancy Barnard
Michael Barnhardt and
Michael Biere
Barbara Barton
John and Mary Bayard
Gloria and Gary Beaverson
Richard Beck
Dr. Paul R. Beer
Beverly Beeson
Cindy Belcher
John and Tai Beldock
Robert Bell and Davetta Garcia
Michael Belo and Ann Thomas Belo
Bonnie Benda and Bill Kirton
William C. Benzie and
Thomas L. Wordinger
Scott Bergren and Glen Eldringhoff
Roland and Marilyn Bernier
Michael Biere and
Michael Barnhardt
Patricia Bill-Powell
Lanise and Fred Binkley
Susan Binnicker and Jeri Jones
Stephanie Blake
Paul and Donna Bleau
Felix Bocanegra
Mike Bode
Dale and Alice Bolin
Wayne Borchert
Brad Bourne
Jason Boyd
Stephen and Susan Boysen
Brian Braa and Andrew Eiseman
Susan Bracken
Stacey Bradeen
Diane Brady
Howard and Kathleen Brand
James Bratton
Steve Braty
Martha J. Brew
Andrew Britton and David Grey
Colin Brockman
Edward D. Bronfin
Kristin Brousseau
Alicia Brown
Douglas K. Brown
D.J. Bruce
Randell Bryan
Robert Bryant
Tom Buche
Paul Buddington
Jeffrey Bunn
Lisa Burkstaller
Brent Burnham
Diana Cable and Susan Sadler
Cynthia Cairella
Erich Callmann
Thomas Carlock and Richard
Schirrmacher
Eileen Carlson
Kevin Carroll and Anthony Colarelli
Kevin Carter
Gregory S. Caruthers and
Allen C. Metzgar
Connie Cecil
Bernadette Chase
Susan and Raymond Chase
Larry Clapham
Dene Clark
Joyce Clark
Peter W. Clark and Mark R. Croteau
Dr. R. Carl Clark and Dr. Mark R.
Groshek
Rosemary Cleary-Hague
Robert Cohen
David and Valerie Cohn
Sharon Coleman
Hope L. Compton Trust
Thomas Connell
Dr. James T. Connor
Patricia and Donald Cook
Dr. Beth Cookson and Carolyn Keene
Richard L. Corbetta and
Margaret M. Crandall-Corbetta
Nina L. Corson and Reginald Mumblo
Patricia Cowan
Franklin W. Cox and Thomas L. Roth
Ryan Cross
Amy Crowley
Amanda Cruzen
Nancy Dahl
Marci Dahms
Warren and Janice Daniels
Vickie Danielsen
Dominick Dantona
Denise K. Davis and
Martha A. Fenger
Scott De Mattio
David K. DeFever and
J. Michael Stringer
Nicole Delmage
Spencer T. Denison and Kara Horner
John Des Grosellier
Allison Dezarn
Leanne Doherty
Juanita Dominguez
David Donadio
Bryce Doty
Ned Doty
Patrick Doyle
Helen Drexler
John Duff
Caroline Duffield
Frank Dunckley
Roger Dunn
Richard Durity and Robert Phillips
Jason and Maryann Edzards
Nancy and Bruce Ehlenbeck
Matthew and Jennifer Eidemiller
Andrew and Brian Eiseman
Brent Eklund
Roz Elliott
Michael Enney
Estate of Donald R. Loew
Richard and Merial Esterling
Patricia Evert
Dr. David C. Faragher and
Robert Parsons
Kathryn Farrow
David Faull
Elsie and Larry Fetzer
Mira Fine
Brian Fiore
Lee Fisher-Rosenberg and Barry
Rosenberg
Peter and Jill Fixler
Yvonne Flood
Barbara Forst
Donald F. Fox
Julie Frahm
Allan J. Fredrick and Carlos P.
Larranaga
Michael Freemeyer
Doreen Friedkin and Debra Dart
Nancy Fritsch
Josh Fuller
Michel and Holly Gagnon
James I. Gallegos and
Michael C. Miller
Dr. Lee Gallup
Cynthia Garcia
Ken Garcia
Paula Garcia
Tom and Margie Gart
Marvin Gatch
Brittiny Gates
Robert H. Geisler and
Robert A. Berey
Tina Gelt
Robert D. George
Charles E. Gerretson and
Denis J. Gerdes
Carole and Greg Gibson
Thomas J. Gibson and Denny Porter
Ryan Gilbert
Kay Gilchrist
Marcus Gilliland
Ron Gladson
Thomas Gleason
Timothy Glenn
Laurie and Greg Goldey
Dean Gonyea
James Gonzales
Rachel Goodson
Donald Gorsuch
Patrick Gourley
Robert S. Graham
Maura Gramzinski
Dr. Glenn and Ladonna Gravelle
Dr. Kenneth and
Patricia Greenberg
Joan A. Greening
Dr. Mark R. Groshek and
Dr. R. Carl Clark
Steve Groshong and Richard Evans
Todd Grove
Celeste and Jack Grynberg
Chip Hagan
Billie Haggard
Michael Hajek
Jane Hajovsky
Troy Halouska
Susan and Steven Halstedt
Mishel Handler
Dr. David S. Hanson
Kaaren Hardy
Gladys Harris
Jeanette Harris
John Hayden
Steve and Susan Helbig
Joseph Hemminger
Edwin and Barbara Henderson
James A. Henderson and
Raymond N. Oloughlin
Herbert Hensley
John and Jess Hernandez
Elise Herzog
Francis Hess
Billie Hickman
Craig K. and Laura L. Hill
Harold Hill
Robert Hill
Kathryn Hinrichs
Myrna Hipp
Janet Hixon
Clyde Hoadley
Donald and Mary Hoagland
Gary L. Hobbs
Richard and Molly Hoffman
Debbie Holliday
Stephen Hook
Kevin Hooper
Andrew Hornbrook
Deborah L. Hottinger and
Margaret L. Warren
Jennifer Houlihan
Chris Howell
Robert and Ruth Hucks
Robert A. Hueftle and
Natalie L. Shrewsbury
Ernest Hughes
Michael R. Hughes and
Damon McGorey
Connie Hunt
Sara Huntley
Karl Innes
Stephen Ipsen
Les and Lyn Jacobs
David Jacobson
Tara Jahn
Luanne Jenkins
Molly Jenkins
Joe Johnstone
Dr. Stephen M. Johs and
Dr. Nancy E. Madinger
Barbara A. Jones
Patricia and Pat Joy
Kate Joynt
Randall Just
Janet and Gregory Justis
Richard A. Kadinger and
Jeffrey M. Longo
Stephen and Wendy Kaeuper
Peter B. Kandell and
George W. Harding
Linda Katebini
Melody Keane and Scott Stoaks
Karen Kelley
Steven J. Kiely and Milo N. Gonser
Jacquelyn Kilmer and Shelby Black
Karen Kincaid
E. Glenn Kindle
Gregory King
James Kinnel
Donald Kizer
Karyl Klein
Paul L. Klosterman
Ugur Kocataskin
Sarah Koepsell
Lin Kossik
Charles Kreiman
John and Susan Kreutzer
Craig Kurtz
Sally Kweskin
Paul La Cour
Nina Ladof
Roger Ladzinski
Tony Laidlaw
Michael Lanciloti
Laurie Langdon
Bryon Large
Rick Larson
Kila Lau
Brenda Lawson
Michael Lee and Amy Yanda
Steve Lee
William Lee
Brian L. LeMaire and Dale E. Britt
B. Jon Lentz
Marvin and Bebe Levy
Christopher Lewis
Joe Lewis
Terry Lewis
Dr. Kenneth and Karen Lichtenstein
Bradley Locke
Darlene Locke
Paul Lombardi
Michael Long
Charles Lotz
James and Martha Lowry
Pam Lucky
Zina Lutz
Kevin Lynch
Leigh Lyon
John and Margie MacBride
Katie and Jeremy MacDonald
Lara Maerz
Jerry A. Maiberger
Ruhi Mall
Melody Manwaring
Kirstan Marks
Celeta Marshall
Mark J. Martinez and
Evan A. Templeton
Marlyan Martinez
Robert Martinez
Carol Mauracher
Samuel Maxwell
Darrell and Jeanette May
Rebecca McCarter
Mary McClanahan
June McClintock
Brian McCullough
Bonnie McDonald
Dennis and Lorraine McDonald
Ellis B. McFadden
Mark McGee
Kate McKay
Judith A. McKenna and Terry Hanson
Laura McLane
Camron Meilke
Michael Merritt
Tony Miles
Eddie Miller
John C. Miller and Robert E. Bixler
John Miller
Milisa Miller
Nancy Miller
Vaughn Moler
David Moore and Billy Ferree
Michael Moore
Michael Moreno
Bruce Morgan
Nelly Morgan
Carl Morrow
William and Jena Mullholland
Lyndon Myler
Robert A. Myre
Barbara L. Nash
Sandra and Gary Nearpass
Hilde and J. Michael Neasbe
Ken Nelson
Michael S. Nettleton
Jane A. Nichols
Betty and Harold Nixon
Robert M. Nogueira, Jr.
Kelly Norton
Lynn Nowak
Gerald Olesh
Tim A. O'Connell and
Jonathan M. Ward
Mark Olson
Megan O'Neill
Marius Orac
Anamaria Osborne
Neil and Sharon O'Toole
Dr. Christopher J. Ott
Memory Palacios
Stefanie Palko
James Parker
Julian D. Parrish and Elizabeth
Allen-Parrish
Vanitha Parthasarathy
Chuck Patterson
F. Lee Patton
Steven Pearson
Ruth and John Pederson
Stephen Pendergraft
Kent Penley
Leo E. Perino and Dennis J. Martinez
Essie Perlmutter
Jonathan and Lisa Perlmutter
Karlena Pieksma-Delange
Robert J. Pletcher
L.E. and D.L. Plewka
Shawn Portwood
Cory Potter and Cynthia Baker
Samuel Preston
Otis Priester
Dean M. Prina
Randy Prince
Janet Quinn
Jaime Rall
William and Marjory Rapp
William and Jewel Rapp
Thomas M. Rauch and
Maureen Hendricks
Leslie A. Reingold and
Thomas E. Eskelson
Daniel Reirden
Glen Rhoads
Manuel Rivale
Richard Roark
Henry Robinson
Anna Rodriguez
Richard and Darlene Rokosz
Jonathan Rosa
David Rosenson
Spencer Ross
Diane Rossi
Thomas L. Roth and Franklin W. Cox
Laura Roush
David Rudisell
Lee Rudofsky
Rebecca Rudolph
Louis Ruhlin
Amy D. Runyon-Harms and
Jason Harms
Roy Rush
Karen Ruthberg and Gordon Burt
Naomi Ryerson
Douglas M. Sacarto and
Lisa M. Hutchins
Ruth and C.F. Sackett
Mary L. Salazar and
Cynthia L. F. Hinkle
Leonard W. Samson and
Alfred F. Vidler
Dr. Lynn F. Sander and
Dr. Tod Sedbrook
Michael Schaefer
Mike J. Schaffner
Susan H. Schaffner
Scott Schell
Gerald and Sandra Scherer
Barb and Paul Schiola
Richard Schirrmacher and
Thomas Carlock
Reese Schleiger
Ronald and Julie Schubert
Tim Schuetz and Anna Phelan
Mark Schultz
Dr. Jack L. and Goldie Schwade
Donald E. Scott
Ellen M. Scott
Alan R. Segal
Sally Seitz
Robert M. Severson and
Lora R. Freeman
Judith Shafer
Chandra Shah
Carol Shannon
Helen Shapiro
Dr. Margaret A. Sheehan
Edith Sheffield
Orlando Sherman
Vincent Sickles
Robert Sieban
Chris Silberman
Jan Silverstein
Jeremy Simons
Daniel Skiff
J.R. Skirka
Jo and Jeff Slaga
Karen Smickley
Barbara and Stanley Smith
Brick Smith
George and Jacqueline Smith
Greg Smith
Dr. Terry L. Smith and Mark Uscier
Wendell Smith
Anna Smyth
Ronald Snell
Steven Sommers
Louise Speegle
Elizabeth Spellicy
Debora Jo Spencer
Dr. Norman R. Spivy
Debbie Spooner
J.C. Spring
Joe Springfield
Terence Stadjuhar
James and Catherine Stauss
James Stegman
Stephanie Stone
Paul Stouff
David Stovall
Nick Strainic
Nancy Strelau
J. Michael Stringer and
David K. DeFever
Curtis Subia
C. Olin Sundberg
Debra Swank
Timothy Sweeney
Amber Tafoya
Beatrice Taplin
Shen Tat
Blair Taylor and
Suzanne Sullivan-Taylor
E.L. and Ruby Taylor
Karen Terry
The Estate of Elizabeth N. Kelso
Stephanie Thibodeau
John and Theresa Thomas
Jeff Thormodsgaard
Kate Tinworth
Karen Tobo
Dr. Russell C. Tolley and
Mr. Scott Habermehl
Candice Towner
Paul and Patricia Turner
Shannon Valerio
Nancy Van Dore
Kathy Van Son
Donald Van Splinter
Raymond and Angelina Velasquez
Alfred F. Vidler and
Leonard W. Samson
Darrell J. Vigil and
Kenneth B. Zamiska
Brooke Vlasich
David Wagner
Theodora Wagner
Christopher Walker
Leigh Walker
Allan Wallis
Miriam Wallis
Jonathan M. Ward and
Tim A. O'Connell
Melissa Ward
James Washington
Christian Watts
Brent Weakley
Morris and Shirley Weaver
Mary Weiland
Lon Weingart and John Mooney
Susan Weinstein and
Marlene Stewart
Joan Weiss
Laura Welch
Scott and Laurie West-Roberts
Dr. Jeffrey Wheeler
Cinnamon White
Jeananne White
Sean White
Donita Wickersheim
Ryan Wilaby
Nancy Wilkins
Karen Williams
Linda Williams
Judith and Kenneth Wilson
Anne Wimer
Morgan Witt
Sandra Wolf
Glen Wood
Randal and Karen Woods
K. June Wooldridge
Henry Wotli
Jerry Wyland
Jesse Yedinak
Leslie Yelland
Anthony J. Zabbia, Jr.
Philip and Kathren Zacharczyk
Dr. Claire Zilber
Maurice and Barbara Zilber
Amy E. Zook and Melanie Smith
David Zupancic
Foundations and Grants
Adams 12 Five Star Schools
Beatrice and Thomas Taplin Fund/
A fund of The Denver Foundation
The Bright Mountain Foundation
Broadway Cares Equity
Fights AIDS, Inc.
Colorado HIV/AIDS Community
Partnership Sustainability Initiative/
A fund of The Denver Foundation
Critical Needs Fund/
A fund of The Denver Foundation
The Denver Foundation
The Denver Post Community Season
to Share – McCormick Foundation
El Pomar Foundation Youth in
Community Service (EPYCS)
Emergency Food and
Shelter Program
Energy Outreach Colorado
Entertainment AIDS Alliance
Gill Foundation
Helen K. and
Arthur E. Johnson Foundation
MAC AIDS Fund
Mile High United Way
The Ross Foundation
The Phyllis M. Coors Foundation
The Safeway Foundation
St. Andrew United
Methodist Church
Tibotech Therapeutics
The Virginia Hill Foundation
Wells Fargo
Xcel Energy Foundation
Corporate Support
4-Players of Colorado
Abbott Laboratories Employee
Giving Campaign
Aiello Public Relations & Marketing
Allstate Giving Campaign
ARC Thrift Stores
Atrium
Bank of the West
Best Buy Co., Inc.
Black Roofing Inc.
Brownstein | Hyatt | Farber |
Schreck, L.L.P
Cable Positive, Inc.
Cactus Communications
Cars Helping Charities, Inc.
Colorado Business Council, Inc.
Community Shares of Colorado
Cory's Carpets, LLC
The Council
CU SNPHA
DCP Midstream
Denver Cycle Sluts, Inc.
Denver Whole Yoga
The Denver Wrangler
Dignity Denver
Donor Alliance, Inc.
DPS Dept of Social Work and
Psychology
EnCana Cares (USA) Foundation
Energy Outreach Colorado
Evergreen Lodge No 93
Evergreen Mountain Area PFLAG
Fender Menders Inc.
Foothills United Way
Foppe Creative Inc.
Gap Foundation
Gap Giving Program
Gill Foundation
The Gilman Family Foundation
Global Impact
Good Search
Great-West Life & Annuity Co., Inc.
Hilltop United Church of Christ
ICRME, Inc.
Iyengar Yoga Center
J & M Swim
JustGive.org
Kimpton Hotel & Restaurant Group
Krewe of Chaos, Inc.
Lehrer's Flowers
MAC Cosmetics
Macy's West G.I.F.T.
The McGraw-Hill Companies
Medimar Ministry, LLC
Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc.
Mile High Chapter GMWA
Mile High United Way
Mile-Hi Bullseye Darts
MotoGear Outlet, Inc.
Network for Good
Personal Assistance Services
of Colorado
Pikes Peak United Way
Renaissance Charitable
Foundation Inc.
Rocky Mountain Harley Davidson
Motor Co.
Rocky Vista University LLC
Roswell & Rayle
Shapiro Family Chiropractic LLC
The Sky Hotel
SM Energy Company
Southern Wine & Spirits of
Colorado, Inc.
St. Luke's United Methodist Church
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Sun Microsystems
Tattered Cover Bookstore
Truist
United Airlines, Inc.
United Way
United Way of Delaware
United Way of Greater Portland
United Way of King County
United Way of Southeastern
Pennsylvania
United Western Bank
Wellpoint Associate Giving
Campaign
Wells Fargo Community Support
Campaign
Western Union Foundation
The Williams Companies, Inc.
WSA Fraternal Life
Xcel Energy Foundation Matching
Gifts Program
In-kind Goods
and Services
1-800DRYCLEAN.com
1st Bank Center
5280 Magazine
9Cares Colorado Shares
ADA Walk
Allison Community
Altitude Catering
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.
Anonymous
Robert Archulette
Arvada Center for the Arts and
Humanities
Randolph M. Atencio
Barefoot Wine
Big 5 Sporting Goods
Susan L. Binnicker
Richard E. Birnie
Blissful Med Spa
Bollywood West
Boulder Dinner Theatre
Brownstein | Hyatt | Farber |
Schreck, L.L.P
Charlie's Denver
Cherry Creek Shopping Center
Children's Museum of Denver
Cinnebarre
Click Salon
Colorado Injury Care, LLC
Colorado Rapids
Comedy Works
Copperfalls Salon
Richard L. Corbetta
Ryan Cross
Crown Trophies
Sue A. Darnell
Decorables & Antiques
Denver Art Museum
Denver Center for the
Performing Arts
Denver Museum of
Nature & Science
Denver Zoo Foundation
Dee Dillard
El Salon, Inc.
Elitch Gardens
Jamie M. Endriss
Essential Fitness
EXDO Event Center
Fashion Denver
Wendy Foster
Frame de art
Christopher Gard
Gayzette
Generous Servings
Mona K. Goodrich
Grand Hyatt Denver
Philip E. Guy
Halycon House
Happy Cakes
Harkins Theatres
Michael W. Hobbs
Humane Society of the
South Platte Valley
ICRME, Inc.
Jazz At Jacks
KCNC-TV
Jacquelyn Kilmer
King Soopers
Kroenke Sports Charities
Lehrer's Flowers, Inc.
Merrill Linton
LoDo's Bar & Grill
Lucky Strike Lanes
MAC Cosmetics
Macy's
Maggiano's Little Italy
Manitou and Pike's Peak Railroad
Matthew Morris Salon
John C. Mayer
Joel McKinley
Marcia Merson
Millenium
Harry R. Moline
Museum of Contemporary Art
Our House II
OutFront Colorado
Oxford Club & Salon
Park Hill United Methodist Church
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co.
Providers Resource Clearinghouse
Rebelle Salon
Renaissance Denver Hotel
Revolution Cleaners
Michael Richardson
Richter Scale Productions
Road ID
Road Runner Sports
Rocky Mountain Arts Association
Rooster's
Karon V. Ross
Linda Rubin Royer
Runners World
World C. Salon
San Francisco Marriott
Tim Schuetz
Serenity Salon
Shapiro Family Chiropractic
Ronald L. Simpson
The Sky Hotel
Southern Wine & Spirits of Colorado
St. Andrew United
Methodist Church
St. Thomas Little People School
Starz Film Center
Table Mountain Animal Center
Tastes Wine Bar
Jaris C. Thomas
John Thomas
Tootsie's Nail Shoppe
Town Hall Arts Center
Jeff Trujillo
Twig Salon
Ultimate Electronics
University of Denver
Slade Walter
Westwood Riding Club
Sharon Wolseth
Tim Wree
Ways You Can Supprt Colorado AIDS Project
Individual Donations
Whether memorializing a friend or loved one, standing up for a cause you
believe in, acting as a role model for a child or peer, or supporting the
organization that has supported you or a loved one, individual giving is the
number one way that you can support Colorado AIDS Project. Gifts can be
made on-line, or over the phone via credit card, or can be mailed directly to
CAP. In addition to cash support, you can spread awareness for CAP. When you
tell people in your life about your suport of CAP, they are more likely to support
CAP as well.
Support Special Events
When you purchase a ticket to an event such as Red Ball, purchase something
in a silent auction or collect donations in support of AIDS Walk Colorado, your
contributions have a direct impact on CAP’s bottom line. While many
governmantal and private grants are given to support specific programs, funds
raised by special events are completely unrestricted and can be used to support
any of CAP’s programs.
Investment Assets
Gifts of mutual funds, stocks, bonds and mortgage-free real estate can be given
complete or used to create income generating plans. You can circumvent
potential capital gains taxes and receive a charitable gift tax deduction. With a
retained life estate agreement, you continue to enjoy real estate property for
the remainder of your life.
Retirement Plans
You can appoint Colorado AIDS Project as a beneficiary of your retirement plan
or use the plan to create a life income gift. Your estate will avoid the income tax
that would have been due on your plan upon your death.
Income Producing Gift Plans
If you invest in a charitable remainder trust, pooled income fund or charitable
gift annuity, you can make a significant gift to CAP and potentially increase your
annual income, reduce your taxes, and benefit from asset diversification. You
can also avoid capital gains tax if appreciated property is given.
Bequests
Gifts by bequest reassure you that your assets will be used after your lifetime for
charitable purposes. You can declare a specific dollar amount, a percentage,
residual or contingent gift of the remainder of your estate.
Matching Gifts
Corporate Matching Gifts
are an easy and
effective way to
increase the impact
of your gift to
Colorado AIDS Project.
Many employers
will match - even double the charitable
contribution portion
of an employee’s
donation to CAP.
The process is simple.
Complete your employer’s
matching gift form
including your
information and the
amount of your personal
contribution, and mail it
to the Development
Department at CAP.
We’ll do the rest!
In addition to increasing
the impact your gift can
have on CAP, your
company will receive
increased visibility and
recognition within the
community as a
philanthropic organization.
Check with your
company’s Human
Resources department
to find out if your
company offers a
matching gift program.
If it doesn’t, suggest
that a matching gift
program be started!