Tiffany Boller and Mari Camacho-Carbajal provide customer support to Elevate Boulder participants. They review and respond to comments and requests for help from participants throughout the project.
"I’m honored to be a part of a government program that offers people dignity, self-determination, and trust instead of rules and hurdles. We all deserve to thrive and not just survive; I am proud to work with Elevate Boulder and all the people who believe in its purpose. Working with community members to build a better program and trust their lived experiences has been extremely rewarding and I’m looking forward to seeing the affects that this program, and others like it around the country, has in the Boulder community and beyond." - Tiffany Boller
"Elevate Boulder is hope! A piece that it is especially inspiring to see, it is that families have had opportunities to do things for their family that in the past were not able, such as: go to a concert, provide a dinner out as a family, take their children out for an event, buy an item that they really wanted but could not get otherwise for the family or child. Basically, Elevate Boulder holds the name properly by elevating opportunities to the awarded families, motivation and hope as well as prayers answered. I am honored to be working with the Spanish speaking families and have a close look at the changes they relate they are experiencing." - Mari Camacho-Carbajal
"Elevemos Boulder es esperanza! Una parte que es especialmente inspiradora, es ver que las familias han tenido oportunidades de hacer cosas para su familia que en el pasado no podían, como por ejemplo: ir a un concierto, llevar a la familia a una cena furera, llevar a sus hijos a un evento, comprar un artículo que realmente querían pero que no podían conseguir de otra manera para la familia o para sus hijos. Básicamente, Elevemos Boulder mantiene su nombre correctamente al elevar oportunidades para las familias premiadas, esperanza, motivacion y respuesta a sus oraciones. Es un honor para mí trabajar con las familias de habla hispana y observar de cerca los cambios que relatan que están experimentando." - Mari Camacho-Carbajal