Board of Directors
ANGEL HURTADO
Board chair AND RESIDENT SERVICES COMMITTEE CO-CHAIR
MY WHY:
Rocky Mountain Communities chooses to not only provide much needed affordable housing for those who are housing insecure, but they take it to the next level. They provide those who live in their communities services to assist residents to maintain their safe space to sleep, access to support services for food, rental assistance, etc. all in an effort to assist those in affordable housing gain equity.
Rocky Mountain Communities chooses to not only provide much needed affordable housing for those who are housing insecure, but they take it to the next level. They provide those who live in their communities services to assist residents to maintain their safe space to sleep, access to support services for food, rental assistance, etc. all in an effort to assist those in affordable housing gain equity.
GREG LITVAK
Vice Chair AND FUND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE CHAIR
MY WHY:
There is a growing affordability crisis and we need to do our part to make sure everyone has a roof over their heads and quality resident services to support their needs. We are passionate about giving back to the community that has given so much to us!
There is a growing affordability crisis and we need to do our part to make sure everyone has a roof over their heads and quality resident services to support their needs. We are passionate about giving back to the community that has given so much to us!
DARIN ROMINE
Treasurer AND FINANCE/PROPERTY COMMITTEE CHIAR
MY WHY:
Several years back, I was drawn to serve on the Board of Rocky Mountain Communities because I believed that it was at the center of affordable housing in Denver. What I did not realize at that time was that the business of operating a non-profit housing organization is more complex than most would expect. I continue to be excited about serving on the Board because of that complexity and the many favorable outcomes created by its strong management team and equally strong balance sheet.
Several years back, I was drawn to serve on the Board of Rocky Mountain Communities because I believed that it was at the center of affordable housing in Denver. What I did not realize at that time was that the business of operating a non-profit housing organization is more complex than most would expect. I continue to be excited about serving on the Board because of that complexity and the many favorable outcomes created by its strong management team and equally strong balance sheet.
WYLIA SIMS
SECRETARY AND GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE CO-CHAIR
MY WHY:
I serve on the board of Rocky Mountain Communities because I care about the community in which I was raised that is rich with diverse cultures, history and residents. The economic prosperity of Colorado has not benefited all and there has been a transformation of the fabric of many of our neighborhoods. The mission of RMC to build brighter futures which will contribute to helping all to thrive. I serve to be a part of the mission to help those in our communities who need it most.
I serve on the board of Rocky Mountain Communities because I care about the community in which I was raised that is rich with diverse cultures, history and residents. The economic prosperity of Colorado has not benefited all and there has been a transformation of the fabric of many of our neighborhoods. The mission of RMC to build brighter futures which will contribute to helping all to thrive. I serve to be a part of the mission to help those in our communities who need it most.
REBECCA MAYER
RESIDENT SERVICES COMMITTEE CO-CHAIR
MY WHY:
I believe that housing is a human right. Everyone deserves a safe place to call home. In addition, I believe that people need community and the opportunity to reach their full potential. I am proud to support and advance Rocky Mountain Community’s mission to build brighter futures by investing in resident-focused affordable housing and services, empowering individuals and families to thrive.
I believe that housing is a human right. Everyone deserves a safe place to call home. In addition, I believe that people need community and the opportunity to reach their full potential. I am proud to support and advance Rocky Mountain Community’s mission to build brighter futures by investing in resident-focused affordable housing and services, empowering individuals and families to thrive.
ZACH URBAN
GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE CO-CHAIR
MY WHY:
I serve as a board member for Rocky Mountain Communities as a continuation of my life-long vocation in the vein of provisioning affordable housing. As affordable housing and resident services are a key social determinant of health it is imperative that organizations such as Rocky Mountain Communities are good stewards of the limited resources available. I am honored to play a small role in this stewardship.
I serve as a board member for Rocky Mountain Communities as a continuation of my life-long vocation in the vein of provisioning affordable housing. As affordable housing and resident services are a key social determinant of health it is imperative that organizations such as Rocky Mountain Communities are good stewards of the limited resources available. I am honored to play a small role in this stewardship.
TODD CROWLEY
MY WHY:
Most of us take “home” for granted. We shouldn’t. Home is the foundational element of success in life. It is where we build and nurture our families, where we feel safe, where we prepare to go out in the world to work, where we take respite from a grueling day. Imagine if you didn’t have a home, or you had to work two jobs just to keep a roof over your head? How would you raise successful children? How would you achieve anything beyond bare survival? Many do, but it is incredibly difficult. Rocky Mountain Communities provides a desperately needed physical and social foundation from which people can build successful and meaningful lives. The people of Rocky Mountain Communities have a tremendous impact on those they serve and the community as a whole. I truly appreciate the small role I play in supporting the impactful group of people at Rocky Mountain Communities.
Most of us take “home” for granted. We shouldn’t. Home is the foundational element of success in life. It is where we build and nurture our families, where we feel safe, where we prepare to go out in the world to work, where we take respite from a grueling day. Imagine if you didn’t have a home, or you had to work two jobs just to keep a roof over your head? How would you raise successful children? How would you achieve anything beyond bare survival? Many do, but it is incredibly difficult. Rocky Mountain Communities provides a desperately needed physical and social foundation from which people can build successful and meaningful lives. The people of Rocky Mountain Communities have a tremendous impact on those they serve and the community as a whole. I truly appreciate the small role I play in supporting the impactful group of people at Rocky Mountain Communities.
KEO FRAZIER
MY WHY:
It is important to me that I am involved in organizations that seek to change the way we do things in this world. It is important to me that I am affiliated with an organization that sees the humanity in the human race. And, it is important to me that I am involved in an organization that gives light and hope. Rocky Mountain Communities is that organization. People deserve the humanity of having a place to call home. Rocky Mountain Communities provides an opportunity, an upper hand, a place to call home.
It is important to me that I am involved in organizations that seek to change the way we do things in this world. It is important to me that I am affiliated with an organization that sees the humanity in the human race. And, it is important to me that I am involved in an organization that gives light and hope. Rocky Mountain Communities is that organization. People deserve the humanity of having a place to call home. Rocky Mountain Communities provides an opportunity, an upper hand, a place to call home.
Susanne Roser
MY WHY:
I have been a social worker, housing administrator my entire career. I believe affordable housing is a right not a luxury. All families and seniors deserve safe affordable housing. Our communities cannot thrive and grow if they are not housed. To build community, and have our children thrive, they cannot be homeless or move from unstable house to house. My role on the board is advocacy for the low-income community within the state of Colorado. If we can provide more quality low-come housing, we all grow and prosper from that. My passion is providing low income housing and assuring residents have access to health care services and support programs that improve their quality of life. It is an honor to serve.
I have been a social worker, housing administrator my entire career. I believe affordable housing is a right not a luxury. All families and seniors deserve safe affordable housing. Our communities cannot thrive and grow if they are not housed. To build community, and have our children thrive, they cannot be homeless or move from unstable house to house. My role on the board is advocacy for the low-income community within the state of Colorado. If we can provide more quality low-come housing, we all grow and prosper from that. My passion is providing low income housing and assuring residents have access to health care services and support programs that improve their quality of life. It is an honor to serve.