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MMCO was founded with the sole purpose of ensuring that systemic inequities of college access are overcome by students who are up for the challenge. We’re on a mission to prove that ability, not access, should determine college choice for qualified high school students. We equip students with mentorship, skills, and access to open doors to higher education and lifelong opportunity.\u003Cbr>| TABLE OF CONTENTS\u003Cbr>A LETTER FROM OUR\u003Cbr>EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 2024-25 BY THE NUMBERS THE CLASS OF 2025 ORGANIZATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS\u003Cbr>FISCAL YEAR 2025\u003Cbr>FINANCIALS\u003Cbr>LEADERSHIP & STAFF\u003Cbr>IN THEIR WORDS\u003Cbr>|\n\nDear Friends,  \nWhen I stepped into the role of Executive Director at Minds Matter Colorado earlier this year, I knew I was joining something special. But, I could never have imagined just how powerful, resilient, and inspiring this community would be.  \nOver these past months, I’ve met students who are rewriting the story of what’s possible, volunteers who show up week after week with unwavering dedication and thousands of hours of service, and donors who believe deeply in our shared mission: to connect driven students from low-income backgrounds with the people, preparation, and possibilities they need to thrive in college and beyond.  \nThis year’s impact speaks for itself:  \n 100 students supported  \n 34 seniors heading to 17 colleges including Yale, Bowdoin, Howard, and many Colorado colleges  \n 68 colleges and universities offered admission to our students  \n 3.7 average GPA and 1187 average SAT score  \n 20 students will take on $0 in debt because of scholarships and financial aid  \nThese are the lives changed through your partnership.  \nBut as powerful as our mission is, we know it must evolve to meet the moment. That’s why this year, we launched programmatic updates grounded in deeper academic rigor, a stronger cohort experience, and increased support for our mentors and students alike.  \nLooking ahead, our work is as urgent as ever. Educational equity is not a  \ngiven, it’s something we must fight for, together. That’s why we’reinvesting in our programs, strengthening our systems, and preparing to scale our reach — all while holding fast to our belief in the potential of every student.  \nThank you for believing in what’s possible. Thank you for being part of this journey. Together, we’re not just getting students to college, we’re launching futures.  \nWith deep gratitude,  \nBrad Allen Reubendale (he/him)  \nExecutive Director - Minds Matter Colorado  \n| By the Numbers |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| 34\u003Cbr>seniors graduated and are matriculating to 17 universites nationwide\u003Cbr>100%\u003Cbr>of seniors accepted to best fit universities with scholarships 19\u003Cbr>different high schools in Denver and Aurora represented among MMCO students\u003Cbr>$60K\u003Cbr>in MMCO specific scholarships awarded\u003Cbr>| 100\u003Cbr>students served\u003Cbr>178\u003Cbr>volunteers contributed 14,210 hours of time 95%\u003Cbr>of MMCO students identify as BIPOC\u003Cbr>277\u003Cbr>MMCO Alumni in our 21 year history |\n\nSyracuse University   \nCSU (7)  \nCU Denver (3) MSU  \nUniversity of New Mexico Grand Canyon University  \nNortheastern University Oakland  \nThe Class of2025  \nRegis(2) UC Boulder (6)   \nDU (2) Colorado College (2)  \nBowdoin College  \nBoston University Yale University  \nHoward University  \nUniversity of Southern California  \nCal State Long Beach  \n3.7  \naverage GPA  \n1187  \naverage SAT score  \n100%  \nadmitted to four year institutions  \n68  \ncolleges and universities offered admissions  \n$68K  \naverage amount of financial aid awarded  \n$31K  \naverage family income  \n20  \nstudents will take on $0 in debt  \n6  \nstudents received full rides fr","cbCaif2buf8j9D2B","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaif2buf8j9D2B","pdf",10869792,"English","# A Letter from Our Executive Director\n# By the Numbers\n## The Class of 2025\n# Organizational Highlights\n## Summer Programs\n## Celebrate\n## Team\n# Financials\n## Contributed Revenue\n## Other Revenue","[{\"question\":\"What is the mission of Minds Matter Colorado described in the report?\",\"answer\":\"Minds Matter Colorado connects driven students from low-income backgrounds with the people, preparation, and possibilities needed to succeed in college and beyond, helping overcome systemic inequities in college access.\"},{\"question\":\"What academic and college outcomes are highlighted for the Class of 2025?\",\"answer\":\"The report highlights 34 seniors graduating and matriculating to 17 universities, admission to four-year institutions for all seniors, an average 3.7 GPA, and an average 1187 SAT score, along with financial aid and scholarship support.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the report describe scholarships and debt impact for participating students?\",\"answer\":\"It states that 20 students will take on $0 in debt due to scholarships and financial aid and notes additional support through highly competitive scholarships such as QuestBridge and other named awards.\"}]","FY25 Impact Report - Minds Matter Colorado - 2024-25 | PDF",25]