Dear Friends,

REIMAGINE – the word we chose to share for 2019. CTR is proud to embrace the new face of client support for survivors of trauma. In our quest to offer services that are responsive to the community, we have reimagined our agency. We not only provide wholistic and wholehearted services that support and stabilize survivors during a crisis, we also promote ongoing healing with Trauma Sensitive Yoga and through our newest tool, Auricular (Ear) Acupuncture.

While we continue to reimagine, our core services remain the same. The Emergency Fund provides immediate financial assistance to help survivors recover from the financial impact of a crime. Since 1987, your gifts have helped us serve nearly 200,000 people and distribute more than $1.2 million in financial assistance.

I hope you will support our efforts by making an end-of-year, tax-deductible contribution. As always, 100 percent of your contribution benefits those we serve. You may donate online with a one-time or sustaining gift.

Thank you again for your continued support.

Cathy Phelps, M.A., LCSW
Executive Director

1987	Denver Victims Service Center founded
1990	Elder/Disability Program
1996	Children, Youth and Families Program
2001	“That Jazz Thing” premieres
2002	Martin Luther King Jr. Business Social Responsibility Award
2003	Name changed to The Denver Center for Crime Victims
2004	Mi Gente-VAWA Legal Solutions/Translation & Interpreting Center
2006	Expanding Nonprofit Inclusiveness Initiative
2007	Oprah Winfrey’s Pay It Forward Program
2008	Compassion Fatigue Workshops for Professionals
2010	Identity Theft Hotline
2011	Purchase of agency building
2012	Befriending the Body™ Trauma Sensitive Yoga
2014	State Historic Society Building Renovations
2015	Name changed to The Center for Trauma & Resilience
2016	Cathy Phelps’ book Nonprofit Transformed published
2017	Winner of the Best Nonprofit to Work for Award (3rd year)
2018	Auricular Acupuncture introduced and integrated into wellness programs