Our vision:
Every young person in Colorado will have a quality mentoring relationship.
Our mission
To transform the quality and significantly increase the quantity of mentoring relationships for Colorado’s young people.
Role
Board of Directors
Bill Peffer – Sherman & Howard
Charlie Atkins
Chris Kiley – Boeing Global Solutions
Cynthia Paul – FMI Corporation
Dana Guilfoyle
Dave Mead -The Mead Consulting Group
Derek Noyes – 5280
Helga Grunerud – Consultant
Jay Reinig – CR Strategies
Joan Brennan
Katie Zwetzig – Sterling Volunteers
Lindsay Fisher
Paul Nocco – KPMG
Su Hawk
Tony Carroll – Palo Alto Company
Advisory Council
Audrey Reyes – Denver Kids Inc.
Carlo Kriekels – YESS Institute
Dedrick Simms – Sims Fayola Foundation
Kirsten Eastwood – Big Brothers Big Sisters of Colorado
Lindsay Lofaro – Buddy Program
Mary Peonio – Goodwill Industries of Denver
Michelle Petix – Partners in Routt County
Sarah Provino – OMNI Institute
Tina McGuinness – Gunnison Valley Mentors
Trudy Swain – Save Our Youth
Hannah Krieger joined Mentor Colorado as Executive Director in November 2018.
Previously, Hannah was the Director of Strategic Relationships for WeCOACH, a non-profit organization dedicated to serving, empowering and connecting women coaches of all sports and levels across the country.
Prior to joining WeCOACH, Hannah Krieger served as Executive Director of Sportswomen of Colorado, a non-profit focused on empowering and celebrating girls and women in sport in the state of Colorado.
During her time with the Colorado Rapids Youth Soccer Club, Hannah started and oversaw Soccer for Success (a U.S. Soccer Foundation program), which served K-8 students in under-resourced communities throughout the Denver and Aurora areas. She also managed over 3,000 youth soccer players and 350+ coaches and volunteers in their 4-Under through 10-Under programs. Hannah has continued to serve as a National Facilitator and Trainer with the U.S. Soccer Foundation since 2013, where she works to train Soccer for Success coach-mentors and trainers around the country.
Hannah earned her B.A. from Smith College, a Master’s in Sport Leadership from Virginia Commonwealth University, and was a Fulbright scholar in Saarbruecken, Germany.
Drew is passionate about education, mentoring, leadership and outdoor pursuits. Drew has been involved with nonprofits for the last 15 years at nearly every level: executive, program staff, recruiter, intern, and volunteer.
Drew most recently led Colorado Youth at Risk (CYAR) as Executive Director through one of the toughest periods its history from 2014-2016. He piloted the organization from “set-to-close-its-doors” to a revitalization of its programs, operations and finances. Drew was also a part of and then led the CYAR program staff from 2009-2014. Furthermore, he volunteered for nearly six years with CYAR as a mentor, facilitator and mentor trainer.
Before CYAR, Drew was the first Executive Director of the Colorado Alliance for Drug Endangered Children; where his “jack-of-all-trades” nature was well utilized; doing everything from building offices to fundraising and running programs.
Prior to nonprofit work, Drew was Head Men’s Lacrosse Coach for 8 years; founding the Metropolitan State University Denver program and later reviving the Regis University Men’s team.
Lindsey Cali joined MENTOR Colorado as a Program and Administrative Specialist in August 2019.
A former teacher, Lindsey is dedicated to education and providing children support and resources necessary to succeed. Working with at risk children has always been her passion and is what brought her to become a teacher. Lindsey is inspired and enthusiastic about the mission of MENTOR Colorado!
Prior to moving to Colorado, Lindsey was an active volunteer/committee member in several non profit organizations in Arizona. Those organizations include: National Charity League, St. Vincent de Paul, Mom’s Pantry, and Feed My Starving Children.
Currently, as a mother of four school age children, Lindsey continues to serve as a volunteer at each of their schools and activities. Lindsey earned her B.A. in Elementary Education from Arizona State University.