Copperleaf Community Proudly Sponsors HomeAid Colorado

DENVER - June 11, 2013 - PRLog -- DENVER, Colo. – May 31, 2013 – As our economy improves, and as builders and developers begin to see home sales increase, long-time area real estate developer, Richard Frank of Copperleaf community believed this was an opportune time to donate funds to help benefit HomeAid Colorado.  The donation was made to HomeAid to support its homeless housing development program and give back to the Denver Metro community as a whole.  

“Copperleaf is so honored to be a supporter of HomeAid Colorado and we believe in the work that they are doing,” said Richard Frank, Vice President of South Quincy Residential Developers, developer of Copperleaf community.  “We donated the funds to support the HomeAid mission,” says Frank.  “As Copperleaf continues to grow and thrive, we wanted everyone to share in our success.”

The mission of HomeAid Colorado is to build and maintain dignified housing where homeless families and individuals can rebuild their lives. HomeAid accomplishes its mission by partnering with quality nonprofit service providers who are in need of expanding their services to the temporarily homeless and uses HomeAid’s resources through the building industry to solicit developers, builders and their trade partners to donate their services and materials to the construction of the project.  HomeAid Colorado has completed over 20 projects resulting in 43 housing units for families, at risk youth, domestic violence victims and veterans of the armed services.

The funds donated by Copperleaf will be used to directly support HomeAid’s 2013 projects which include the Emergency Family Assistance Association - four transitional homes being built in the Boulder area to house the temporarily homeless, as well as at At-Risk-Youth Project launching this year.  

”This is an unbelievably generous donation to HomeAid.  These funds will be used directly to support our homeless housing development program.  In particular, our goal this year to complete housing for homeless families who have fallen on hard times and need a stable living environment while they get the support they need to become independent again,” says Laura Brayman, Executive Director of HomeAid Colorado.  “We are thrilled to have Copperleaf as a partner,” says Brayman.  


ABOUT COPPERLEAF
Copperleaf, an 850-acre community in unincorporated Arapahoe County, provides an abundance of shopping, playing and relaxing with family and friends.  Located inside the corridor at E-470 and Quincy, Copperleaf offers a variety of single-family from the $200s, where residents can enjoy interactive neighborhood parks and acres of open space, relaxing at the Arboretum Pool & Clubhouse, or cruising along the miles of planned trails.  For more information on Copperleaf Community and our home builders, visit www.CopperleafCommunity.com.