Thank You Sponsors!

15th Annual Voices for Justice Fundraiser

      Tickets and Sponsorships available June 1, 2024

Early bird pricing ends on August 1, 2024

Wednesday, September 11, 2024

530pm – 8pm

Mile High Station in Denver, Colorado

On Wednesday September 11, 2024, we will celebrate our fifteenth annual night of fun and fundraising with an open bar, delicious food, and a magnificent silent auction at Mile High Station in Denver, Colorado. We would like to invite you to attend and/or become a sponsor of this event. More details will be available soon!

CCJRC has been successfully advocating for sensible criminal justice reform in Colorado for almost two decades. We were founded in 1999 when Senator Dorothy Rupert, in alliance with Representative Penfield Tate, introduced legislation calling for a three-year halt on prison expansion and the creation of a task force on sentencing reform.

The Rupert Tate Game Changer Award honors its two co-founders and their prescience in challenging the criminal justice status quo in Colorado. This year’s award is being presented to two incredibly deserving recipients.

Mari Newman, Civil Rights Attorney
For her many years of defending and litigating on behalf of people whose rights have been violated by police, jails, courts, and prisons.

and the

Office of the Respondent Parents Counsel
For their tireless advocacy to change the child welfare system to better support incarcerated parents and their children.

Voices for Justice Annual Event

Purchase tickets here!

Online Just Click Here – to go directly to our ticket/sponsorship page (scroll down for tickets)
Mail – Send a check to 821 22nd St, Denver, CO 80205 made out to CCJRC
Phone – Call CCJRC’s office to pay by phone (303) 825-0122

Colorado Criminal Justice Reform Coalition is a non-profit organization. Donations are tax deductible as allowed by law.

Sponsorship Opportunities

Voices for Justice Sponsor – $10,000

  • Eight seats at dinner
  • Your Company name used in title of event ~ “Voices for Justice” presented by Your Company
  • Your Company name used in all media promotion
  • Your Company name and logo on all marketing and materials
  • Sponsor banner at event
  • Recognition in Colorado Justice Report, our tri-annual newsletter to nearly 10,000 members
  • Full page ad/logo in Event Program
  • CCJRC website and social media recognition with link to your website
  • Table signage

Game Changer Sponsor – $5,000

  • Four seats at dinner
  • Your Company name used in title of event ~ “Voices for Justice” presented by Your Company
  • Your Company name used in all media promotion
  • Your Company name and logo on all marketing and materials
  • Sponsor banner at event
  • Recognition in Colorado Justice Report, our tri-annual newsletter to nearly 10,000 members
  • Full page ad/logo in Event Program
  • CCJRC website and social media recognition with link to your website
  • Table signage

Supporting Sponsor – $2,500

  • Four seats at dinner
  • Your Company name used in all media promotion
  • Your Company name and logo on all marketing and materials
  • Sponsor banner at event
  • Recognition in Colorado Justice Report, our tri-annual newsletter to nearly 10,000 members
  • ½ page ad/logo in Event Program
  • CCJRC website and social media recognition with link to your website
  • Table signage

Contributing Sponsor $1,000

  • Four seats at dinner
  • Your Company name on all marketing and materials
  • Recognition in Colorado Justice Report, our tri-annual newsletter to nearly 10,000 members
  • ¼ page ad/logo in Event Program
  • CCJRC website and social media recognition with link to your website
  • Table signage

Advocate Sponsor – $750

  • Two seats at dinner
  • Your Company name on all marketing and material
  • Recognition in Colorado Justice Report, our tri-annual newsletter to nearly 10,000 members
  • Listing in Event Program
  • CCJRC website and social media recognition with link to your website
  • Table signage

Freedom Fighter Sponsor – $500

  • Two seats at dinner
  • Recognition in Colorado Justice Report, our tri-annual newsletter to nearly 10,000 members
  • Listing in Event Program
  • CCJRC website and social media recognition with link to your website
  • Table signage

Rupert-Tate Sponsor – $375

  • Two seats at dinner
  • Recognition in Colorado Justice Report, our tri-annual newsletter to nearly 10,000 members
  • Listing in Event Program
  • CCJRC website and social media recognition with link to your website
  • Table signage

Justice Sponsor – $250

  • Two seats at dinner
  • Listing in Event Program
  • CCJRC website and social media recognition with link to your website
  • Table signage

Become a sponsor today!

Online – Click here to go directly to our sponsorship page
Mail – Send a check to 821 22nd St, Denver, CO 80205 made out to CCJRC
Phone – Call CCJRC’s office to pay by phone (303) 825-0122

Colorado Criminal Justice Reform Coalition is a non-profit organization. Donations are tax deductible as allowed by law.

We are hard at work securing items for our silent auction and would deeply appreciate donations. As you can imagine, the higher the quality of our inventory, the better our chances of meeting or exceeding our $50,000 goal.

Great ideas for items that have always done well include:

  • Spa packages/personal services
  • Restaurant coupons
  • Theater, orchestra, and sports event tickets
  • Cabin/condo rentals and hotel stays
  • Gift baskets of all kinds:  Individuals, firms or organizations can participate.  You can always create your own basket or you can have the basket of your choice sent to CCJRC 821 22nd St, Denver, CO 80205.

We welcome your ideas for other donations of goods and services.

Donations may be tax-deductible – please consult your tax advisor.

Just click here to contact Pam Clifton about any donations.
Or you can mail anything you have available to
CCJRC
821 22nd St, Denver CO, 80205

Thank You Sponsors!

Platinum Sponsor

Rocky Mountain Health Plans

Game Changer Sponsors

Latino Coalition for Community Leadership

Colorado Access

JFM Consulting

Supporting Sponsors

Johnson & Klein Law, PLLC
Mile High Behavioral Healthcare
Signal Behavioral Health
The Noble Law Firm, LLC
The Reentry Initiative

Contributing Sponsors

Christie Donner
Maxted Law, LLC
Second Chance Center
Steadman Group
Tribe Recovery Homes
Hazelbrook Sober Living
Hope Homes
A Perfect Delivery
CaseMGR Solutions
Milestone Community Wellness

Advocate Sponsors

Peer Assistance Services
Don’t Look Back Center
Harm Reduction Action Center

Freedom Fighter Sponsors

Norm Mueller and Christine Murphy
Whole Body Harmony
Rustin Tonn
Korey Wise Innocence Project
Center for Trauma and Resilience
Jim Laurie and Jane Vennard
Killmer and Lane
Rachel Norwood MD

Rupert – Tate Sponsor

Danielle Haraburda
Stephen Raher
Phil Cherner and Laurie Schoder

 

Justice Sponsors

Common Cause
Lorez Meinhold
Alliance for Community and Justice Innovation
Hans Meyer Law Firm, LLC
Empowerment
Joanne Belknap
Michael Frank
Becca Butler-Dines
Sara Marsden
Hannah Seigel Proff
Pete Lee
McCoy Family
Hofer Family
CEO Works
Rocky Mountain Micro Finance Institute
Christopher Cox

A HUGE thank you to all those who donated to the Silent Auction!

Help make a difference! Become a supporter of CCJRC.
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