Clothes to Kids Blue Jean Bash

The 2020 Blue Jean Bash - Reimagined!

We had hoped to bring you the news that our annual Blue Jean Bash gala would be held in person, but as the COVID-19 pandemic continues, we have decided to cancel our in person event for 2020. 

Clothes To Kids of Denver will be kicking off the festivities with a special video presentation on September 12 and will run our Silent Auction online through September 20. During that time, we are encouraging our supporters to celebrate with us remotely. Anything from a solo dance party at home to a socially-distanced gathering of family and friends. We can help with planning and will be featuring the efforts of our wonderful supporters throughout the event window.

Download our Sponsorship Packet* to learn more about how you can help. Giving levels range from $500 to $25,000 and all levels include this special limited-edition yard sign and recognition in all online event materials.

Thank You To Our Sponsors! 

Presenting SponsorGold Sponsors

Silver Sponsors

Bronze Sponsors

Table Sponsors

American Design & Landscape
Appliance Factory Fine Lines
Suzy & Tom Bremer
Camille Cox & Laurent-Perrier Champagne
FirstBank
Sue Graalman, In Memory of Gary
Kantorei
Randi Lewis & Gene Yoshida
Glee & Hal Lunka
Valerie & Mike Lunka
Matter Family Office
Joyce Meyers
Kelly & Tim Root
Lauren & Nik Stoffel
Sean Walsh Consulting
Paula & David Woodman

Undie 500 Sponsors

Core Wealth Management
Lara & Les Day
Katie & Frank Jadwin
Jane & Tom Johnson
PCL Construction
SKEA Limited
Julie & Fred Stoffel
Suga Me Sweet

About Clothes To Kids of Denver

The mission of Clothes To Kids of Denver is to provide new and quality used clothing to students from low-income or in-crisis families in the Denver Metro Area, free of charge.

History
As school volunteers, Jode Eye and Marie McClung saw first-hand that inadequate clothing was a barrier to success among low-income children and youth. After some research, the two women discovered a tremendous need within their community for clothing for students, and worked together to found the first Clothes to Kids in Florida in 2002.

Gail Cerny, a volunteer serving in Colorado schools, also recognized a striking number of students without adequate clothing, which noticeably impacted their peer interactions, school attendance and ability to build self-esteem. After examining possible ways to meet this need in the Denver community, Gail visited the Clothes to Kids store in Florida in January of 2007. She was so inspired by the impact Clothes To Kids was having that she joined forces with Joyce Meyers, Lesa Butler and Mary Overington to found Clothes to Kids of Denver (CTKD), which opened its doors on September 2, 2008.

Today, CTKD provides hundreds of free school wardrobes each month to students from low-income or in-crisis families and has built a strong reputation among schools, human service agencies, shelters, hospitals, clinics and faith communities across the Denver Metro Area, which have come to rely on CTKD to meet the clothing needs of students from low-income families.