2009 - Arapahoe House

Help, Hope,
Healing
2 0 0 9 A N N U A L R E P O RT
A YEAR
David Murphy
CEO, Arapahoe House
AT A
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of abstinence from substances three
months after enrollment increased by 18.4
percent.
In the midst of unparalleled economic
challenges, Arapahoe House continues to be
Colorado’s leading nonprofit provider of
affordable drug and alcohol treatment. As we
review the 2008-2009 fiscal year, we extend
great thanks to our community partners,
donors, boards of directors, and employees.
You are an integral part of our mission to
provide life-changing treatment to people from
all walks of life from single mothers and their
dependent children to adolescents, adults,
families and the homeless. Together, we have
served 14,000 Coloradoans and provided
more than 20,000 episodes of care this year.
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As we review the past year, we reflect on not
only the number of people served, but the
quality of care for each individual client and
the innovation that lies ahead:
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Ron Rose, President
Arapahoe House Board
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Rodger Hara, President
Arapahoe House Foundation Board
Online services are the new frontier of
substance use illness treatment. More than
two years ago, Arapahoe House built the
E-TREAT program as a means to provide
services and enhance motivation among
people waiting for traditional treatment.
E-TREAT consists of an array of electronic
options for clients including a website,
bulletin boards, and texting, all enhanced
by support from a recovery coach. By the
end of the 2009 fiscal year, 289 clients had
enrolled. The percent of clients who
abstained from substances more than
doubled between program intake and
three months post intake from 26 percent
to 63 percent.
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Research demonstrates what we
intuitively know to be true: regular
physical activity is an important part of
long term recovery for people with
substance abuse disorders. Still, much
remains unknown about the role of
exercise in recovery including its
biochemical effects, the appropriate
dosage and type of exercise.To further
contribute to this developing body of
knowledge, Arapahoe House was selected
to participate in a National Institute of
Drug Abuse Clinical Trial Network
protocol which will examine the effect of
exercise among adults in treatment. As a
community treatment provider in the
Clinical Trials Network, Arapahoe House
will have the opportunity to be part of this
national research.
Denver EFFECT (Entire Family-Focused
Effective Comprehensive Treatment), a
collaboration serving child-welfare
involved families affected by substance use
disorders, was honored with a site visit
from the White House “Drug Czar”, Gil
Kerlikowske, director of the Office of
National Drug Control Policy.
Arapahoe House is a partner in Denver
EFFECT, providing substance abuse
treatment, family therapy, and child care to
families involved in the program. In the
two years since the project began serving
families, outcomes include significant
reductions in clients reporting use of
substances as well as reductions in the
amount of clients reporting family, social,
or emotional problems. The program has
also enabled many children to either
remain in the home while family members
receive substance abuse treatment, or be
reunified with their families while involved
in the program.
Arapahoe House’s Assertive Continuing
Care for Adolescents (ACCA) program
entered its third year of funding from the
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration in October 2008.The ACCA
program provides continuing care services
to youth with co-occurring substance
abuse and mental health disorders and
their families. Preliminary data about the
program show promising results: the rate
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In line with our mission, we are embarking
on a new frontier of integrated care.
Integrated care across all of healthcare is
quickly becoming the best solution to our
ailing healthcare system. Arapahoe House
will be part of this exciting new way of
providing a continuum of care to the
people we serve.
These programs and services are only a few
examples of the vital work being done at
Arapahoe House. In 2009, Arapahoe House
has seen an increase in the number of clients, a
decrease in fees paid and increase in fee
waivers. More people are asking for assistance
to pay for treatment that could determine
whether they embark on a healthy, productive
life or one of destruction and despair.
Research shows that every $1 spent on drug
and alcohol treatment saves taxpayers $7.
Thanks to a variety of public and private
funding sources, we are able to continue our
mission by providing a continuum of accessible,
affordable, and effective services for individuals
and families with alcohol, drug or other
behavioral health problems.
With the continued support of the community
and the dedication and commitment of our
staff, Arapahoe House will continue to provide
help, hope and healing for thousands of
Colorado individuals and families in the years
to come.
Thank you for your continuing support,
David Murphy, CEO
Arapahoe House
Ron Rose, President,
Arapahoe House Board
Rodger Hara, President,
Arapahoe House Foundation Board
Aurora Outpatient Clinic
3005 South Parker Road, #C-330,
Aurora
Case Management / High
Intensity Treatment (HITT)
77 W 5th Ave
Denver
Denver EFFECT (Entire
Family Focused Effective
Comprehensive Treatment)
516 Acoma Street
Denver
Denver Outpatient Clinic
55 West 5th Avenue
Denver
Lehigh Programs/ Colorado
Social Research Associates
3530 W Lehigh Avenue
Sheridan, CO 80236
New Directions for Families
North Metro Outpatient
Clinic
720 West 84th Avenue, # 224
Thornton
Washington House
7373 Birch Street
Commerce City
The Wright Center
6195 West 38th Avenue
Wheat Ridge
Could you or someone you know have a problem with drugs or alcohol?
Call 303.657.3700 or e-mail [email protected] for help. Phone lines are
open Monday - Saturday, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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Directors:
Tom Clark
Linda J. Daniel
Lynn Miller Doyle
Lucille “Lucky” Gallagher
David Kohlwey
Christine Powers
Marcella C. Rapp
Colorado First Lady Jeannie Ritter
Ex Officio Board Members:
Mary E. Baca
Commissioner Larry W. Pace
Henry “Hank” Robinson, Emeritus
A R A P A H O E H O U S E F O U N D AT I O N
Officers:
Rodger Hara, President
Michael Butler,Vice President
Helen Hanks,Vice President
Laurie Brown, Secretary
Robert E. Pipkin,Treasurer
Lucille “Lucky” Gallagher, Immediate
Past President
Directors:
Paulee Brody
Kathy Crapo
Lynn Miller Doyle
Jack Fitzgibbons
Alabama “Bama” Glass
Greg Gulley
Jeffrey Hawks
Lou Jahde
David Kohlwey
Robert Liedike
Marcella C. Rapp
Ex Officio Board Members:
Kristina Davidson
Linda Goto
Sharon Whiton Gelt
Henry “Hank” Robinson, Emeritus
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a remarkable
resource across our
Colorado communities. The
addiction treatment programs,
in tandem with the mental health
services, offer hope in the journey
towards healthy families.”
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Aurora Emergency
Treatment Unit
1290 South Potomac Street
Aurora
Lakewood Outpatient Clinic
11495 West 8th Avenue
Suite 102
Lakewood
Officers:
Ronald Rose, President
Jack Fitzgibbons,Vice President
Laura Romero,Vice President
Adrienne Ruston Fitzgibbons, Secretary
Stan Sena,Treasurer
Ellen Miller-Brown, Immediate Past President
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Aspen Center for Women
Detoxification West
4643 Wadsworth Boulevard
Wheat Ridge
A R A PA H O E H O U S E
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Main Office
8801 Lipan Street
Thornton
Phone: 303.657.3700
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Arapahoe House offers substance abuse treatment for
vulnerable individuals and families at 14 metro Denver,
Colorado locations:
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A R A PA H O E H O U S E R E V E N U E
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EXPENSES 2009
REVENUE
Contractual Revenues
Managed Care/Client & 3rd Party Fees
Governmental Grants & Contracts
Grant from Arapahoe House Foundation
Investment Income
Other revenue
Donation from Sale of Flatirons Behavioral Health
Total Revenue
Grant from Arapahoe House Foundation 3%
$ 12,216,833
Managed
Care/Client and
3rd Party Fees
26%
6,218,234
805,295
777,198
203,166
Operating Expenses
Facility Expenses
Contract Services
Depreciation/Amortization
Interest Expense
Capital Reserve
Total Expenses
Other Revenue 2%
Donation from Sale of Flatirons
Behavioral Health 14%
353,787
3,330,233
Contractual Revenues 51%
$ 23,904,746
EXPENSES
Salaries & Benefits
Government Grants & Contracts 3%
Investment Income 1%
Operating Expenses 9%
Facility Expenses 10%
$ 14,460,220
Appreciation/Amortization 2%
2,079,333
Contract Services 2%
2,369,157
390,907
503,381
Capital Reserve
16%
145,228
3,956,520
Salaries & Benefits 60%
$ 23,904,746
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Interest Expense 1%
T H E I M PAC T
“Some people say I never had a fair shot at life. My mom was
the one who got me using drugs when I was a teenager. I’ve been
through it all: homelessness, addiction, losing my kids. I had to
reinvent my life and Arapahoe House was an important part of that.
Not only did they empower me to maintain sobriety, but they inspired
me to become an addictions counselor. Today, I have a
new life. I have my kids back and I’m going to
school so that I can give back to others
suffering from addiction.”
“I see a huge difference in myself as an individual, as a mom
and a wife since my treatment at Arapahoe House. I’ve come a
long way through my addiction and the tailspin that used to be
my life when I was drinking. Being in recovery means I get to
read to my 3 year old son, see him smile and play. I get to be a
great mom to my 3 month old, it’s so rewarding. When I was
drinking, I couldn’t be 100% there for my kids and my husband; I
couldn’t be a part of my own family. Drinking alienated me from
the ones I love the most. It’s the little things that used to trigger
me into drinking. But, I don’t give up and turn to alcohol anymore;
Arapahoe House gave me the tools to stay sober.”
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PROGRAMS
Arapahoe House provides program services in the
following life-changing areas:
Residential – Comprehensive, 24 hour care to the
following:
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Adolescent
Adult
Pregnant women
Postpartum women and their dependent children
Female offenders
Male offenders
At-risk of homelessness
Outpatient – Day treatment and school-based services
adapted to meet the needs of the individual client.
Arapahoe House offers the following outpatient services:
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Adolescent outpatient
Adult outpatient
Adult day treatment
Cultural services
High intensity treatment
Housing and employment services
The Program to Reduce Over-Utilization of Detoxification (PROUD)
• Case management and treatment program for pregnant
women (Special Connections)
• Women’s case management
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Colorado Social Research Associates — (CSRA) is
the program evaluation arm of Arapahoe House,
overseeing all program evaluation and quality assurance
activities for the agency.
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DUI — Education and therapy in both Spanish and English
for those who have received one or more alcohol-related
driving citations.
Detox — A non-hospital, social setting service for adults
that facilitates safe withdrawal from alcohol or drugs and
engages appropriate clients in further treatment.
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Chief Daniel J. Oates
Aurora Police
Department
S E RV I C E S
Arapahoe House is Colorado’s leading nonprofit provider
of affordable drug and alcohol addiction treatment.We
operate 14 locations and more than 20 specialized services
for individuals and families in the following metro Denver
area locations: Aurora,Commerce City,Denver,Lakewood,
Littleton, Sheridan, Thornton, Westminster, and Wheat
Ridge.
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“In tough times, we need Arapahoe House more than
ever. We’re all working with less resources and this
organization provides a direct benefit to the police
department. In the last year, we’ve seen a 5
percent increase in DUI citations. The bottom line
is that my cops can drop off people in need of
Arapahoe House’s services and quickly return to
patrolling. They help free up our time and
enable us to provide better service to the
public. We also know that when we send
people to an Arapahoe House location,
they receive the best care possible from
a professional substance
abuse counselor.”
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Housing and Employment Services - Recognizing the
importance of safe and drug-free housing and employment
in ensuring recovery from substance abuse, Arapahoe
House provides assistance with housing and employment.
Project to Reduce Over-Utilization of Detoxification
(PROUD) assists people who are using detoxification
facilities to meet their needs for shelter and are not
benefiting from traditional substance abuse services. The
clients served by PROUD are primarily homeless individuals
with severe substance abuse problems who are sporadically
employed.
Women’s Case Management assists pregnant women
or women who have dependent children with their ongoing
substance abuse issues.
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House provides
a broad scope of
programs and services
that are invaluable to the
community. Arapahoe County
Human Services values our
welfare clients we share. Through their
needs of Colorado’s most vulnerable.”
Carla Finch
Deputy Director, Arapahoe County
Department of Human Services
Special Connections is a case management and treatment
program for pregnant women who have a history of alcohol
or other substance abuse.
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“Arapahoe
develop programs that meet the ever-changing
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Transitional Residential Treatment (The Wright
Center) is designed to assist adults at-risk of
homelessness with substance use disorders in improving
mental and physical health, increased employment skills,
reducing legal problems, and improving overall level of
functioning in relationships.The program is open to both
English and Spanish speaking men and women.
High Intensity Treatment is a partnership with the
Mental Health Center of Denver to provide intensive
integrated treatment services to adults with severe and
persistent substance use disorders and mental illness.
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long history, this organization continues to
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Short-Term Intensive Residential Remediation
Treatment (STIRRT) assists substance abusing male and
female offenders who are on parole or probation, and fail
to maintain sobriety. This treatment is intended to
combine the most recent advances in substance abuse
treatment, including motivational enhancement, cognitive
behavioral theories and strategies for self-improvement
and change.
Cultural Services has been designed to expand and
enhance the outpatient and residential services previously
offered by Arapahoe House with a primary focus on
providing linguistic and culturally appropriate treatment
services to the Latino population.
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partnership, especially with the child
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New Directions for Families is a comprehensive
residential program serving women and their dependent
children. The full array of healthcare, childcare, and
vocational services is available on-site, in addition to
integrated treatment of alcohol and drug dependence,
mental illness, and trauma in women and their children.
This program can also address the relationship between
substance abuse and criminal behavior as appropriate.
Adult DayTreatment is designed for those clients whose
treatment in a less restrictive setting would be unlikely to
result in changes in attitude and motivation sufficient to
maintain abstinence from alcohol and other drugs. Clients
participate in groups designed to help manage anger and
other feelings without use of substances and receive
education on: drugs, alcohol, the recovery process,
psychiatric diagnosis, psychotropic medications, as well as
the importance of compliance with these medications.
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Aspen Center for Women provides gender specific
services for pregnant/postpartum women with drug and
alcohol dependence, other co-occurring issues and their
dependent children. Services offered include parenting,
family therapy, case management, healthcare and integrated
treatment for substance dependence, mental illness and
trauma related issues.
Adolescent Outpatient - An array of services to
adolescents and their families who have substance abuse and
co-occurring mental health problems. Services include
consultation, education classes, assessment/evaluation,
individual,group,family and multi-family therapy that focus on
education, treatment, and relapse prevention.
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Adult Intensive Residential Treatment provides
treatment in a restrictive setting to individuals whose
substance use and/or co-occurring mental illness has
resulted in disruption of their emotional,mental,physical or
socioeconomic situation.
Adult Outpatient - Arapahoe House operates five adult
outpatient clinics providing substance abuse and cooccurring mental health services to adults.The outpatient
programs provide individual and group counseling, groups
specifically designed to assist clients abusing Methamphetamines and other stimulants,and both education and therapy
groups for clients referred for a DWAI or DUI offense.
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Adolescent Intensive Residential Treatment
(StepWise) provides a sheltered, but structured,
treatment environment to adolescents with mental health
and substance abuse problems. An accredited on-site
school is provided for clients who have not received a high
school diploma or are working towards their GED in
addition to job skills training services.
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The Arapahoe House Foundation (formerlyThe Recovery
Foundation) was incorporated in 1991 to operate as a
support organization for Arapahoe House providing
fundraising, resource development and real estate
management to and for the benefit of Arapahoe House.
Thanks to our donors, staff, volunteers and other generous
community members, we had a successful year of
fundraising to support the most vulnerable people in our
community with life-changing substance abuse treatment.
The Friends of Arapahoe House is a volunteer group
whose mission is to increase awareness about, and
communicate support for, the programs and services
offered by Arapahoe House. The Friends of Arapahoe
House created the Circle of Hope and Healing to
encourage monthly donations to support our programs
and services.
Thank you to the Circle of Hope and Healing members in
the 2008-2009 fiscal year:
Adams County Commissioner’s Office
Laurie Brown
Kathy & James Crapo
Kristina & Jay Davidson
Lucille 'Lucky' A. Gallagher & Richard Steig
Adrienne Ruston Fitzgibbons & Jack Fitzgibbons
Greg & Karen Gulley
Helen & Warren Hanks
Jeff & Cinnamon Hawks
Aleah & Keith Horstman
DJ Jensen
Arlene Mohler Johnson & Don Johnson
Eugene Medina
Ellen Miller-Brown
David Murphy
Chris O’Brien
Christine & Clayton Powers
Art Schut
Ron Stanley
Stan & Sarah Sena
Jessica Shannon
Jaylene & Jeff Smith
The Holiday Program in 2008 was a great success with 125
families (396 individuals) benefiting from our Adopt A
Family program. In addition, we raised funds to support
stockings for 455 of our clients who were in treatment
over the holidays.
On June 13, 2009, we celebrated the 15th Annual Pillars of
the Community Gala where we were pleased to honor
our Pillars of the Community, Lou and Pat Jahde. Thank
you to Helen and Warren Hanks for chairing the event.
We also had the pleasure of honoring LaFawn Biddle as
the Ruston Award recipient for her unsurpassed
philanthropic spirit.
2 0 0 8 - 2 0 0 9 F R I E N D S O F A R A PA H O E
HOUSE STEERING COMMITTEE
Lou and Pat Jahde, Helen and Warren Hanks, and LaFawn Biddle
Presidents
Adrienne Ruston Fitzgibbons and Jack Fitzgibbons
Steering Committee
Kathy Crapo, Helen and Warren Hanks, Sarah Sena, and
Jaylene Smith
Founders
Linda Goto, Kristina Davidson, Sharon Whiton Gelt, and
the late Florence Ruston
Jack Fitzgibbons and Adrienne Ruston Fitzgibbons
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A R A PA H O E H O U S E F O U N DAT I O N R E V E N U E
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EXPENSES 2009
REVENUE
Foundation Grants 10%
Rental Income
$ 1,029,718
Foundation Grants
162,364
Special Events
158,654
In-Kind Gifts
121,451
Corporate and Individual Gifts
Investment Income
Special Events 10%
86,075
5,845
Rental Income 66%
Total Revenue
In-Kind Gifts 7%
$ 1,564,107
Corporate and Individual Gifts 6%
Investment Income <1%
EXPENSES
Rental
Children & Family Services
75,814
Other Program Services
701,384
PR and Management
346,993
Special Events
In-Kind
PR and Management 21%
$ 303,007
Special Events 5%
82,652
121,451
Other Programs
and Services 43%
Total Expenses
In-Kind 7%
$ 1,631,301
Rental 19%
Children & Family Services 5%
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Timothy Martin, Donor
President/CEO
Budget Control Service, Inc.
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“I got involved with Arapahoe House because I believe
in the cause. Alcoholism doesn’t discriminate, it
doesn’t care who you are. I’ve witnessed chemical
dependency in my family; it’s an awful disease.
The last thing someone should worry about when
they need treatment is cost. If someone can’t
afford treatment, Arapahoe House can help.
Treatment saves lives. I give to Arapahoe
House to save lives.”
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J ANUARY 1, 2008 - D ECEMBER 31, 2008
1515 Restaurant
240 Union Restaurant
9KUSA
A New Spirit
Jeff Aadrup
Abate of Colorado Rider
Education Division
Midge Abel and Kathleen Leavy
Above it All Balloonery
Account Brokers
Elaine and Bill Adams
Adams County Commissioner
Adolph Coors Foundation
Peter and Margrit Aeby
David Alexander and Brandt
Wilkins
Alliance of Professional Women
Alpine Printing, Inc.
American Express Merchant
Account for Gala
American Furniture Warehouse
Amici’s
Stephen Anderson
Enedina Andrews
David Anglo
Annie’s Cafe
Anonymous
Sue Anschutz-Rodgers
Applebee’s Neighborhood Bar
and Grill
Arapahoe Credit Union
Kristy and Mario Arce
Argonaut Wine and Liquor Store
Arvada Center for the Arts &
Humanities
Aspen International Consulting
ATA Family Martial Arts
Avalon
Amos and Tracey Baca
Mike and Jill Bader
Christina Bammes
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Bansbach Foundation
Barbara & Company
C.W. and Lillian Barnes
Barolo Grill
Lawrence and Charlotte Barrett
Mark and Susan Barter
Max and Dianne Bartlett
Basil Doc’s Pizza-Holly Street
Anita Basner
Jessica Bass
Bauerle and Company, P.C.
Beau Visage Skin Care & Spa
Jacque Beaver
Joseph and Anita Becky
Kerri and Louis Bedan
Gina Bello
Robert and Beriault
Beverage Distributors
Corporation
LaFawn Biddle
Big Red F Restaurant Group
Blacktie-Colorado.com
Bod: Evolve
Maggie Bolden
Bolder Boulder
Bonnie Brae Tavern, Inc.
Deena Bottrell
Boulder Philharmonic Orchestra
Boulder Rock Club
Patsy Bowen
Bunny Boyer
Jodie and Nathan Brannon
Breckenridge Music Festival
Paulee and Robert Brody
Edward Brooks
Laurie Brown
Tangy and Brad Buchanan
Budget Control Services, Inc.
Rosemary and Jay Buehler
Buffalo Run Golf Course
Greg and Sandy Burfitt
Cindi and Keith Burge
John and Nancy Burnett
J. Samuel Butler
Michael and Joanie Butler
Richard and Alexandra Calahan
California Cafe
California Pizza Kitchen
Connie Cameron
Keith and Lindsay Campbell
Caridian BCT
Roy and Susan Carlson
Stan and Bonita Carson
Amy Cashel
Becky Chandler
Chandler Energy, LLC
Cherry Creek Shopping
Center/Management Office
Chubb & Son
Church of Jesus Christ - LatterDay Saints
City of Aurora Golf Division
Terry Clark
Thomas Clark and Donna Alengi
Andy Clavin
Justin Cole
Deanna Collins and Robert
Pipkin
Color Rock Builders, LLC
Colorado Auto & Parts
Colorado Baggage Company
Colorado Business Bank
Colorado Catering
Colorado Crush
Colorado Eagles Foundation
Colorado Heart & Body Imaging
Colorado Neurological Institute
Colorado Rapids Soccer Club
The Colorado Rockies Charity Fund
Colorado Social Research
Associates
Colorado State Bank and Trust
Colorado Symphony Orchestra
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“Visiting an Arapahoe House
program really illustrated for me the
life-changing experience in action. I was
able to meet some clients, which was
helpful to better understand what they were
going through. I support Arapahoe House
because their treatment programs truly rescue
those in need.“
LaFawn Biddle
Donor
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Garcia’s Mexican Restaurant
Kym Garrett
Julie Gates
Gateway Inn
Helen and Peter Gehr
Theodore Gelt and
Sharon Whiton Gelt
Gelt Tzedakah Foundation
John and Mary Lou Giesen
Gilpin Casino
Gloria Ginsberg
Sylvia Ginsburg
Marilyn Girouard
Alabama and Annabell Glass
Glassblowers, Inc.
Glassworks Studio & Gallery
Go Fast Sports and Beverage Co.
GolfTec
Goodfriends Restaurant
Pam Gordon
Rykk and Melanie Grabanski
Dana Grant
Mike and Melissa Grant
Donald and Kitty Gregg
Barbara Gross
Guaranty Bank & Trust Company
Greg and Karen Gulley
Sharron Guy
Hacienda Colorado Mexican
Restaurant
Darrin and Kathleen Hall
Hamilton Rental Services
Danny Hammond
Handle Bar & Grill
Ken and LeIla Handran
Helen and Warren Hanks
Natalie Hanson
Samantha and Neil Hanson
Scot and Anita Hanson
Hanson’s Grill & Tavern
Hapa Sushi Bar and Sake Grill
Sheldon and Karen Hardy
Melissa Harmon
HOUSE
EAP Glass Service, Inc.
Patricia Jean Edgin
Stephen Edmonds
Edward Johnstone
Memorial Trust
Einstein/Noah Bagel Corp
Elitch Gardens
Diane and Richard Ellis
Elway’s
EMW Carpets and Furniture
Enstrom’s Almond Toffee
Jon Erickson
Diana Eskridge
Factory Design Labs
Faegre & Benson, LLP.
Fascination St. Gallery
Susan Feldner
Keith Ferguson
First American State Bank
First Community Bank
Firstbank
Donne and Sue Fisher
Irv and Muriel Fishman
Adrienne Ruston Fitzgibbons
and Jack Fitzgibbons
Fitzgerald’s Casino
Flatirons Golf Course
Charlie Fleet
Flood & Peterson Ins. Inc.
Fortune Valley Hotel & Casino
Fossil Trace Golf Club
Arthur Foster
Frame de Art
Sylvia Francis
Joe and Helenn Franzgrote
Russ and Sally Frerichs
Carol Friesen and
Michael Johnson
Frontier Airlines, Inc,
Fruehauf’s
Lucille Gallagher and
Richard Stieg
Amy Galoob
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Comedy Works
Community Health Charities of
Colorado
Ernie Conrad
Gregory Contillo
and Nancy Vogel
Patricia Corbetta
Susan Corbetta
Corks-The Wine Store
Bethany Corona
Corporate Express
Corral West Ranchwear
Kathy and James Crapo
Wendee Crowley
Nancy Culkin
D’Vine Wine
Marilyn Dana
Linda Daniel
Daniels Fund
Darling, Bergstrom & Milligan
Dave & Busters
Daven Haven
Kristina and Jay Davidson
Del Frisco’s
Denver Broncos Football Club
Denver Center for the
Performing Arts
Denver Marriott West
Denver Zoo
Kathleen and Derschange
Deseret Bookstore
Diamond Plumbing
Digital Globe
Larry and Jill DiPasquale
Divine Designs By
Kathlleen Farrell
Mike and Dooley
Edward Doran and
Jackson Clagett
Tom and LaRae Dosen
Drain Doctors, Inc.
Sue Duncan
Charlie and Dana Dunham
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Jamie and Leanna Harris
Carole Harrison
Lisa Hartnagle
Steve and Debbie Haskins
Haskins & Associates, P.C.
Georgia Hass
Ben Hasten
Bertha Haugen
Jeffrey and Cinnamon Hawks
Henry Associates
Heritage Square Music Hall
High Plains Greenhouses
Bill and Bonnie Hiner
Floyd Hodge
Hoff Miller Ltd.
Catherine Hoich
John Hoich
Holme, Roberts & Owen L.L.P.
Robert Holwell
Hopkins,Tschetter & Sulzer
Mildred Horsley
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Donald Johnson and
Arlene Mohler Johnson
George and Gail Johnson
JP Morgan
Jungle Quest
JW Marriott Denver Cherry Creek
K and G Superstore
Glenda Kaufman
Kenneth King Foundation
Jack and Barbara Keogh
Gloria and Max Kern
Mary and Jeffrey Kern
Leo and Susan Kiely
David and
Nanette Kikumoto
Rebecca King
Tara King
King Soopers
Taner and Rachel Kodanaz
Walter and Gene Koelbel
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Senator Al White, Republican
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“Reducing recidivism in Colorado is
critical when we look at our skyrocketing
prison costs.We know Arapahoe House’s
male and female offender program,
STIRRT, assists with the reduction of long
term incarceration costs. It’s a win-win
vote for the state.”
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Hot Glass Creations, LLC
Carrie Houck
Richard and Susan Huebner
Hunnicutt & Appelman, P.C.
Yvette Hurley
Joyce Husbands
Hyatt Regency Tech Center
Hyland Hills Park &
Recreation District
Images of Nature
Walter and Georgia Imhoff
Ink-B-Gone
International Villa
Isle of Capri Casino
J.K. Mullen Foundation
Louis and Patricia Jahde
Kenneth and Suhong James
Patty Jenkins
DJ and Audrey Jensen
Andrew Johnson
David and Arlene Kohlwey
Bob Koontz and
Nancy Bruner Koontz
Kroenke Sports Enterprises
John and Julie Kucera
La Fonda de Acebo
Lakewood P.D.
Aaron and Amanda Lamkin
Lannie’s Clocktower Cabaret
Lariat Saloon
Kathy Leavy
Lehrer Fireplace & Patio
Lens Crafters
Lens Crafters Gift of Sight
Program
J.D. Leonard
Richard and Sandy Leonard
Thomas and Marilyn Leonard
Leonard & Associates, LLC
Laura Leprino and
George Feeney
Marvin and Bebe Levy
Kathleen Lewis
Robert Liedike
Lockton Companies
Lodge Casino
LoDo Pain & Headache Clinic
LoDo’s Bar & Grill
Karol Loeffler
Lone Tree Facial Plastic &
Cosmetic Surgery Center
Patricia Long
Steve and Shelly Lucas
Mary and Richard Luna
Don and Marsha Lunnon
James and Marcia Lyons
Charles MacRossie
Mac Macsovits and
Rebecca Macsovitz
Maggiano’s Little Italy
Chuck and Karen Mallon
Mariel
Marks Furs
Marks-Lloyds
Markusson, Green and Jarvis P.C.
Marriott Denver Tech Center
Marriott Denver West
Marriott Vacation Club
Shawn and Emily Marsh
Thomas and Cydney Marsico
Norma Martinez
Masters Gallery
Melany Matheson
Jan Mayer
Candice McCabe
Jonathan and Danielle McCann
McElroy, Deutsch, Mulvaney &
Carpenter, L.L.P.
McEwen, Hammel & Kohlwey,
P.C.
McGrath’s Fish House
Jason McMillan
Laci McNamara
Charles and Judy McNeil
McNeil Designer Portraits
Kevin and Mary McNicholas
Nancy McShannic
Thomas and Mary Meade
Eugene Medina
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“Substance
abuse treatment
is the answer to
public safety and reducing
recidivism. I’ve seen firsthand
what can happen to a community
when organizations like Arapahoe
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the community is devastating. Sometimes
people lose track of the benefit of a program
like detox until you don’t have it anymore. It
would be a tragedy if we didn’t have Arapahoe
House in this community.”
Sheriff Grayson Robinson
Arapahoe County
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Theresa Reid
Renaissance Design
Edith Repka
Republic National Distributing
Matt and Helen Resnik
Resnik Partners Inc.
Rheinlander Bakery
Linda Rhyne
Rich’s Snacks & Toys
Gene and Nancy Richards
Scott and Louise Richardson
T. Bud and Patricia Rittenberg
Robert Half International
Henry and Bobette Robinson
Kathryn Robinson
Rock Bottom Restaurant and
Brewery
Karen Rodriguez
Reva Rodriguez
Belinda Rodriquez
Randy and Sandy Rohleder
Romano’s Italian Restaurant
Laura and Jason Romero
Tammi and Robert Ronzio
Ron Rose
Rose Community Foundation
David Rosenberg
Donald Rosenkrans
Sharon Rouse
Nancy Roush
Mickey Rovner
Safeway
Sagebrush BBQ & Grill
N.D. Salazar
Sam’s No. 3 Restaurant
Saunders Construction Inc.
Mary Savage
Michael and Lyn Schaffer
Schlessman Family Foundation
Gail Schraishuhn
Art Schut
Suzanne Schwartzman
Talis Scullion
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O’Toole’s Garden Center
Occasions By Sandy
Old Neighborhood Restaurant
Olive Garden
Ollman
Opera Colorado
Optical Masters
P.F. Chang’s China Bistro
Palace Construction Co., Inc.
Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen
Skip and Sandi Parsons
Paulino Gardens
Peak-West Corporation
Pelligrini Solutions
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co.
Lou and Peggy Phannenstiel
Doug Phelps
Jerome and Ann Philpott
Phoenix Suns
Pinehurst Country Club
Robert Pipkin and
Deanna Collins
Larry and Jean Pisciotta
Platte River Academy
Rich Pochowicz
Mike Poelstra
Poncho & Lefty’s
Jim and Karen Possehl
Christine and Clayton Powers
Gary and Ann Prager
Presidential Limousine, Inc.
Provider’s Resource
Clearinghouse
Josh Pruyn
Purvis Jewelers
R2 Advisors LLC
Racines Restaurant
Anita and Jason Ramich
Charles and Marcella Rapp
Gary and Gayle Ray
RCS Photography
Red Lobster
Red Storm Airshows LLC
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Stephanie Mehnert
Men’s Warehouse
Meridian Golf Club
Jodi Messenich
Louis and Ginny Messina
Laura and Jay Mildenberger
Mile High United Way
Ellen Miller Brown
Claudie and Vicki Minor
Minor & Brown, P.C.
Montbello High School
Monty Nuss Photography
Gayle and Steve Mooney
Patricia Hill Moore and
Kenneth W. Moore Jr.
Roy and Roberta Moore
Mountainside Fitness
Dale and Teresa Moxon
MSI LLC
Pam Mudd
Mulhern MRE, Inc.
David and Cheri Murphy
Museum of Contemporary Art
Steve Mutt and Neyeska Mut
My Brothers, Inc.
Phil Nash
National Institute for Trial
Advocacy
Mike and Cindy Nelson
Dan and Jane Nemmers
Gordon and Jane Netzorg
Peter and Marilyn Neukirch
New York Deli News
Newbarry’s Family Restaurant
Newberry Brothers Greenhouse &
Florists
Robert and Judi Newman
Marilyn Northagen
Northwestern Mutual
Northwoods Inn
Ed and Gayle Novak
Chris O’Brien
LeeAnn and David O’Brien
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See’s Candies
Stan and Sarah Sena
Jessica and Tyler Shannon
Michele Shannon and
David Garbus
Patty and Orville Sherrod
Mike and Diane Siegrist
Julie Sigala
Ruth Silver
Eva Sisneros
Daniel Skiff
Skyventure
Bruce and Robin Smith
Lucy and Clyde Eaton Smith
Jaylene and Jeff Smith
Phillip and Nanette Snoy
Jeffrey Snyder
South Denver Anesthesiologists
Southwest Airlines Co.
Southwest Family Medicine, P.C.
Janelle Spahn
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Mike Stackpool
Stadium Management Company
Ronald Stanley
Leo and Linda Stanton
Sherri Stenman
Stress Kure
Stryker by Design Inc.
Summit Distributing
Majorie Sutton
Harry Syer
Table 6
Table Mountain Inn
Tagawa Gardens
Tagawa Greenhouses, Inc.
Tallgrass Aveda Spa
Target
Tattered Cover Bookstore
Lynn and Lisa Taussig
Eric Taylor
Temple Hoyne Buell Foundation
The Cherry Cricket
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Waste Management of Colorado
Wax In The City
Thomas Weaver
Susan and Howard Weiss
Welby Gardens Co.
Wells Fargo
Wells Fargo Foundation
Bill and Barb Wendt
Greg Wentworth and Noel Shurtz
Kelly Wheeler
Sheila White
Thomas Wilkins
William Crow Jewelers
Carl and Lisa Williams
Joseph and Jan Williams
Donald and Donna Willis
The Wizard’s Chest
Steve Woods
Jo Wright
Xcel Energy Foundation
Ronald and Christine Yaros
Yia Yia’s EuroCafe
Joanne York
Melody Yoshikawa
Frederick Yu and Meril Penn Yu
Z Cuisine
Paul Zelenkov
Wendy Zerfas
Chadd Ziegler
Paul and Bonnie Zueger
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Member
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Senator John P. Morse
Democrat, Senate Majority Leader
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“Currently, the state isn’t
able to provide its fair share of
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what’s needed to help people get a
second chance at life. We appreciate
Arapahoe House stepping up and figuring out
how to effectively serve the most Coloradoans
with drug and alcohol problems. Especially now,
amidst the state budget crisis, this organization fills a
critical need in our state. They are proof that treatment
is more powerful and effective than punishment.”
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Jack and Vicki Thompson
Jerry and Martha Thompson
TNR & Associates
Christine Trani
Sarah Traut
Trice Jewelers
Richard and Rosemary Turelli
Thomas and Sue Tyksinski
U.S.Women’s Open
Championship
Charlotte Underhill
Union Pacific Railroad Company
United Way
Alicia Vais
Tim Valdez
Marie Valli
Jim and Loree Vanderhye
Vandre Electric
Venoco, Inc.
Village Roaster
Rebecca Voth
Wachovia Dealer Services
Pam and Jon Wagener
Wagner Equipment Co.
James and Lucy Wallace
Jackie Walsh
Paula Ward
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The Colorado Health Foundation
The Colorado Trust
The Container Store
The Coral Room
The Crazy Merchant, Inc.
The Engraving Place
The Faught Foundation
The Fort
The Fresh Fish Company
The Golden Bear
The Harris Law Firm
The Keg Steakhouse & Bar
The Little Flower Market
The Molner Foundation
The Palm Restaurant
The Richardson Agency
The Rio Grande Mexican
Restaurant
The Summit
The Watch Maker
Thomas Jefferson High School
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196 individuals and groups
worked a total of 15,647 hours
—a value of $274,604.
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For more than 30 years,Arapahoe House has
been a champion for families and individuals
with alcohol, drug and other behavioral health
issues. We have reached out to people in our
community, our friends, neighbors, siblings,
parents and children, and made sure they
received the help they needed. With 14
locations and more than 20 specialized
services,Arapahoe House is Colorado's leading
provider of prevention, detoxification and
treatment services for alcohol and drug abuse.
The programs of Arapahoe House are designed
to meet the unique treatment needs of every
person we serve to help give them a greater
chance of recovery.
Mission Statement:
The mission of Arapahoe House is to provide a
continuum of accessible, affordable, and effective
services for individuals and families with alcohol,
drug and other behavioral health problems.
Vision Statement:
For Arapahoe House to become the number
one choice for alcohol and substance abuse
treatment services known for research and
innovative programs that are delivered in a
comprehensive, integrated system of care that
includes mental health and primary care.
Did You Know?*
Get Involved:
• Nationwide, $27 per U.S. resident is spent on
publicly funded substance abuse treatment
compared to $7.50 spent per resident in
Colorado.
• Contact your elected officials and tell them
treatment works: ask them to increase
funding support for treatment.
• The consequences of alcohol misuse and
illicit drugs are the single greatest drain on
state budgets.
• Donate to Arapahoe House.Visit our
website at www.arapahoehouse.org or call
303-657-3700.
• Teens who abuse prescription drugs are
twice as likely to use alcohol and 5 times as
likely to use marijuana.
• 60-80 percent of youth in the juvenile justice
system have substance abuse issues.
• Addiction begins with casual use. Many still
view addiction as a poor moral choice in
which an individual voluntarily engages,
rather than a chronic, relapsing disease of the
brain, similar to diabetes or high blood
pressure, which requires extended care.
• Insurance coverage is non-existent or limited
for substance abuse prevention and
treatment.
• Colorado ranks 19 percent higher than the
national average in per capita consumption of
beverage alcohol. Only 4 other states (Alaska,
Delaware, Nevada and Wisconsin) rank
higher in per capita consumption than
Colorado.
*Source: The Costs and Effectiveness of Substance Use Disorder Programs in the
State of Colorado: Report to the General Assembly House and Senate Committees
on Health and Human Services. Colorado Department of Human Services,
Division of Behavioral Health, October 31, 2009.
Arapahoe House Information and
Access Team:
Phone: 303.657-3700
E-mail: [email protected]
Our Mailing Address:
Arapahoe House Administrative Offices
8801 Lipan Street
Thornton, CO 80260
Phone: 303.657.3700
E-mail: [email protected]
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[email protected]
To Volunteer:
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