MEASURABLES & OUTCOMES

• February 10th Daddy-Daughter Dance brought 39 families together in a heartwarming event, and on  March 2nd, the Mile High Tumblers hosted an event showcasing the athletic abilities of our tumblers.

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• A&B hosted its 3rd Annual Celebration, which included workshops on nutrition, cardio fitness, bike  riding, skateboarding, and public transportation. The success of this event led to the organization of the  Community Health Fair in July, focusing on health equity, mental wellness, financial literacy, and fitness. 

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• Our Halloween Event brought together over 100 families for a safe and festive celebration, thanks to  partnerships with CALC, Buffalo Wild Wings, and the Montbello Organizing Committee. 

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• The US Marine Toys-for-Tots Toy Drive and Scholar-Athlete of the Year Awards in December were  highlights of the holiday season, bringing joy to over 150 families and recognizing the academic and  athletic achievements of our youth. 

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• We held two exciting boxing tournaments: the Boxing in the Bayou tournament on February 17th and  another event on August 17th, showcasing the discipline and skills of our student-athletes in boxing.

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• Athletics & Beyond continued its mission to create positive outcomes for young athletes. We served 764  members. 

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• The Team Colorado 7v7 program had 107 players and a 100% high school graduation rate for the class  of 2024. Student-athletes visited seven colleges, including Tulane University, where they attended the  HBCU All-Star game, and other prestigious institutions like Kansas State University, University of Notre  Dame, University of Nebraska, University of Utah, CSU Fort Collins, and University of Colorado. 

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• Over 1,680 after-school meals were served to participants, ensuring that students received proper  nutrition alongside their educational and athletic development.

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• A&B’s workforce development programs connected young adults to career pathways through job  shadowing and internships, emphasizing soft skills and professional development. 

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• In collaboration with Brooksource, Gold Star Hotlinks, and Smoothie King we provided real-world  experience for our students in job training and wellness programs. 

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• In partnership with US Bank Denver Black Heritage BRG our financial literacy workshops reached  hundreds of students and families, equipping them with the skills to make informed financial decisions. 

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• Partnerships with the University of Colorado provided evaluation support and campus tours, giving our  youth a glimpse into higher education opportunities. 

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• Collaborations with SelahV Wellness, Social Venture Partners, Bridge the Gap, and other local  organizations allowed us to maximize impact while reducing costs. 

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• Support from the US Marines Toys-for-Tots, 1st Bank, Brooksource, Resolute Investments, and MLB  Players Trust were instrumental in funding events like our holiday toy drive. 

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• 3,800+ families impacted by direct and indirect services and events 

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• 83% male and 17% female participant demographic 

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• 47% Black, 44% Hispanic, 7% white, and 2% other youth served 

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• 11 independent contractors employed full-time through A&B’s microeconomic model