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Spending wisely, saving well—we can all learn how to become financially independent given the right tools. Hope Communities offers several opportunities to learn how to get ahead.
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To register for a class, please email our Program Manager or call 303.860.7747.
To request a referral for a program or other assistance, please submit a Referral Request Form.
To see our full program schedule, please visit our Calendar.
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A Hidden Brook resident completes her finance course |
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Elm Park residents shop
the 2008 Treasure Store
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Treasure Store in Five Points
at the Neighborhood Center
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Treasure Store
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Residents will have the opportunity to shop for holiday gifts at 75% retail prices thanks to the generous donations of local businesses, faith communities and civic groups. |
| Tax Dollars and Sense |
Tax Dollars and Sense teaches how to navigate the complex world of income taxes. This program explains how to take advantage of the Earned Income Tax Credit, maximize deductions, and keep track of receipts and bills. |
| Employment Preparation |
Our Program Manager works on a one-on-one basis with residents in need of job referrals, but attending this class is a good start to preparing for employment. It will prepare participants for resume creation, job interviews, and getting hired. |
| Money and Me |
Gaining knowledge about money management, how to save, how to budget, and how to spend wisely is a great start to alleviating money concerns. Money and Me is a program designed to cover all the basics of financial literacy. |
| Individual Development Accounts |
Learning to save is critical to financial success, and Individual Development Accounts help residents save for education, homeownership, and other purchases that are investments in the future. |
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Hope Communities partners with many organizations to provide Economic Development Programs. You can visit their sites to learn more about them:
Denver Asset Building Coalition |
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