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Broncos partnership with Rose Andom Center

Dec 12, 2014 at 01:33 AM

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The Denver Broncos are proud to partner with the Rose Andom Center, the first of its kind in Colorado to offer a full range of needed services on site for survivors of domestic violence and their families. The Center, located at 1330 Fox Street in Denver, is scheduled to open its doors in June of 2015. The Broncos have made a long-term financial commitment over three years and have pledged to work on various programming areas with the Center where possible. For more information on Rose Andom Center programs and services, please visit www.roseandomcenter.org.

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