Community Partnerships That Make a Difference

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We’re grateful to support organizations that are shaping brighter futures across Colorado. Recently, Collegiate Peaks Bank received a kind note of appreciation from Warren Village recognizing our support of their important work.

Helping families build stability and opportunity through Warren Village is a partnership that reflects what community banking is all about.

"As we close the chapter on 2025 and step into 2026, we are filled with gratitude. Reflecting on the past year, we’re reminded of our many accomplishments achieved due to the support of partners like you.

From our Grand Opening Community Celebration at the Alameda campus to the powerful momentum of The Thrive by Five Campaign supporting our Early Learning Centers, we felt the strength of a community whose commitment sustains our mission. With this support, parents launched new careers, children made meaningful gains in their education, and families strengthened their paths forward. Together, we walked alongside 582 adults and 338 children, as they flourished and worked toward lasting stability. Your commitment as a Warren Village partner has helped make the success of our new Alameda Campus possible. Please find enclosed an update on your giving to Warren Village.

Lasting stability looks like Koi, a Warren Village alumna and phlebotomist who recently started her own doula practice. When asked what she would say to Warren Village donors, Koi said: “You’re not just giving money, you’re actually supporting someone’s life and affecting it positively and giving them hope in a future.” Today, Koi owns her home, has built a stable career, and continues to give back to her community—proof that when we invest in one family, we invest in generations to come.

This would not be possible without your partnership. Thank you for being part of the Warren Village community and for standing with families as they build strong, hopeful futures. As we look ahead, we know there is much more work to be done in an uncertain world. Creating spaces where every family can thrive is a collective effort, and we hope you’ll continue to be part of this work in the year ahead."

Likewise, Warren Village shared Wendy's story as another example of the organization's impact:

Before starting 11th grade, Wendy had two children under the age of two. Despite the challenges of young parenthood, she graduated high school, found a job, and lived independently—until her family lost housing, creating deep uncertainty. Determined to build a better future, she turned to Warren Village at First Step, a transitional housing program for mothers 18–24 and their children. There, Wendy enrolled in college, gained vital life skills, and received the support she needed to stabilize her family. “The community at Warren Village is approachable in every aspect,” she says. “You can talk about anything—they’ll listen if that’s what you need, or help you find resources.” After leaving First Step, Wendy and her children moved into Warren Village at Alameda. Today, she’s pursuing a bachelor’s in criminal justice and hopes to work in corrections, serving her community and continuing her path of success.