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Seven receive awards from Downtown Denver Partnership
Margaret Jackson
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Monday, June 8, 2015
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The Morgridge Center for Community Change represents a bold leap for the Mile High United Way.
Kara Pearson Gwinn
Visit Denver
The
Downtown Denver Partnership
recently recognized seven people, places and businesses for initiatives that had the most impact on the center city in 2014 at the 54th Annual Downtown Denver Awards Dinner attended by 1,000 people at the Hyatt Regency Denver at Colorado Convention Center.
The awards were presented to:
Denver Public Library 125th Anniversary
Mile High United Way Morgridge Center for Community Change
Renaissance Denver Downtown City Center Hotel
Emily Griffith Campus
and
Downtown Denver Expeditionary School
Stout Street Health Center
and
Renaissance Stout Street Lofts
Regional Transportation District's Free MetroRide
Denver Union Station
"We are grateful for the opportunity to pause each year to celebrate the excellent achievements that advance us toward our vision of a world-class center city," says Tami Door, president and chief executive of the Downtown Denver Partnership. "This year's winners are city builders who have made Denver stronger, and they are instrumental in establishing downtown as the economic engine that drives the city, state and region.'
Contact Confluence Denver Development News Editor Margaret Jackson with tips and leads for future stories at
margaret@confluence-denver.com
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