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Colorado Gives 2022

Help us raise $10,000 for January Grants and break a record this year with Colorado Gives December 6, 2022!

Give Where You Live
Round Up Purchases

You can support Sense of Security year-round by enrolling a credit or debit card with Harness Giving. Every purchase you make will be rounded up to the nearest dollar (you can set a ceiling limit if you wish) and donated to Sense of Security the following month. This passive, pocket-change type donation can really add up - the average participant donates $34 a month!

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Monthly Giving is Easy and Automatic

Consider making a monthly gift, automatically and securely charged to your credit card. This is an easy way to painlessly increase your unrestricted support of Sense of Security. A $500 annual donor in December could split their donation into 12 $50 donations, helping year round AND increasing their donation to $600!

Check the box to Make It Monthly at check out
Year Round On-Line Shopping

Help Sense of Security everyday that you shop on Amazon.com. At no cost to you, Amazon donates 0.5% of each AmazonSmile purchase. This doesn't sound like a lot, but when added together, the amount is surprising!

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Workplace Giving

Ask your HR office for more information on how to participate in a workplace giving campaign through payroll deductions.

Celebrating 22 Years of Improving Lives for Breast Cancer Patients

Since 2000, Sense of Security has been here for breast cancer patients in Colorado. We have distributed more than $2.2 Million to nearly 2,000 Colorado families - helping pay basic expenses like housing, transportation, utilities, and groceries to allow our grantees time to focus on their recovery.

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Distinctly Colorado 2022

Breast Cancer Survivor, Board President and Grantee #2 Victoria Lindsay speaking at Distinctly Colorado 2022 on September 22.

Programs

We provide a Sense of Security from financial hardship and enhance the quality of life for Coloradan breast cancer patients in treatment. Take a look.