For over 30 years, Mi Casa Resource Center has worked to advance the economic success of Latino and low-income families.

The first annual Mi Casa "Be Anything" luncheon was a wonderful celebration of the new opportunities and new possibilities that Mi Casa Resource Center provides Latino and low-income families.

Nearly 250 people attended the luncheon, which raised more than $41,000 for Mi Casa's career, business, and youth and family development programs. 

Click here to read what The Denver Post columnist Joanne Davidson wrote about Mi Casa's Be Anything event.

THANK YOU to all of Mi Casa's generous sponsors and supporters for making this event a success!

Click here to see a list of Be Anything event sponsors, including our Gold Sponsor MegaStar Financial.

Tina Griego, formerly of the Rocky Mountain News and now a columnist with The Denver Post, is following the participants in Mi Casa's Constuction & Energy Pre-Apprenticeship training course as they go through the rigorous eight-week course and endeavor to find jobs and/or apprenticeships.

Her latest column, Job Class Tries on Cloak of Optimism, was published on Thursday, April 16, 2009. To read it, click here.

The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) will begin work on 48 projects around the state this spring and summer. Mi Casa's Construction & Energy Pre-Apprenticeship students hope to fill some of the jobs that will be created as a result. 

The Denver Channel paid a recent visit to Mi Casa's Construction & Energy Pre-Apprenticeship training course and had a chat with instructor Sharon Vasquez and some of her hard-working students.

Click here to watch the video and read the story.

Mi Casa Resource Center is supported by the U.S. Small Business Administration.

To find out more about the SBA and valuable resources for small businesses in Colorado, click here.