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EMPTY STOCKING: YMCA’s outreach programs give clients a sense of family
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EMPTY STOCKING: Ecumenical Social Ministries provides clients a variety of services
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EMPTY STOCKING: The Home Front Cares supports military families’ needs
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EMPTY STOCKING: Urban Peak gives youth a support system
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EMPTY STOCKING: REACH Pikes Peak connects clients with services
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EMPTY STOCKING: Care and Share provides food to those in need
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EMPTY STOCKING: Urban Peak assists young people facing homelessness
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EMPTY STOCKING: Silver Key meets multiple needs
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Empty Stocking: TESSA provides a safe place for women and families
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EMPTY STOCKING: Agency impacts a lot of children, families
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Julia Gaubatz, 16, has been a dancer for 12 years, and this love brought her to CPCD, Community Partnership for Child Development. “I ended up quitting [dancing] to focus more on school,” she said. “But…