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GOOD NEWS!  Two member agencies of Community Health Charities-Colorado have been chosen as finalists in Office Liquidators $35,000 Office Makeover contest!
 
The two lucky charities are NAMI Colorado and The Rocky Mountain Youth Medical and Nursing Center.
 
Office Liquidator/Corporate Environments has donated to numerous nonprofits over the years.  To give back a little more to the nonprofit community, they have decide to Denver Metro Area nonprofits a chance to upgread their offices with a $35,000 Office Makeover.
 
To learn more about the contest or to vote please go to  http://officeliquidators.com/makeover/vote.aspx
 
 
Are You Ready For Some Baseball...Can't Wait to Hear the Crack of the Bat...the Roar of the Crowd...Enjoy a Hot Dog???
Then the National Kidney Foundation Serving Colorado, Montana and Wyoming has the answer for you.  Join them on Sunday April 11th at 1:10 p.m. for the Colorado Rockies vs. the San Diego Padres, always a great match-up.
 
Price is $38 per ticket, section 112.  Proceeds benefit the 52 Team Rocky Mountain members at teh NKF.  To purchase tickets contact Lynn Hellickson at lynn.hellickson@kidney.org or 720-748-9991 ext 113.
 
American Kidney Fund Raises Awareness, Honors Kidney Heroes during National Kidney Month
The American Kidney Fund (AKF) kicked off its annual celebration of National Kidney Month with initiatives designed to raise awareness of kidney disease and the importance of prevention and early detection.

AKF’s initiatives, programs and events during the month of March will help to further the organization’s outreach to all Americans who are at risk of, or living with, kidney disease—our nation’s ninth leading cause of death.  AKF’s observance will include kidney disease prevention events in select cities; an advocacy day on Capitol Hill; a new Kidney Heroes podcast series; and an interactive National Kidney Month webpage.


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Staff Sergeant Mark Thompson convinced the Army that having type-1 diabetes should not keep him from serving in Iraq. Thompson, 28, is an Iowa native. He has been married for nine years and has a son, Kyle, who is two years old. He has always had something of a travel bug, and it was this desire to see the world that inspired Thompson to join the Army. That, and the stories he heard from his college roommate -- an older student who had served in the Vietnam War. As Thompson listened, the Army started to sound like an adventure.

 
 
 

 

 

 

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