Heupel Law Celebrates Five Years of Supporting the Center for Work Education and Employment (CWEE)

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Our mission is to help good people get out of debt and give them a fresh start.

Denver, CO (PRWEB) June 27, 2012

Heupel Law, a leading bankruptcy law firm, announced today that it is celebrating five years of supporting the Center for Work Education and Employment (CWEE), a Colorado non-profit organization that helps low-income single parents develop and expand the skills necessary to obtain continuous employment in the Denver Metro Area. Heupel Law supports CWEE because of their commitment to empower people and end their dependency on welfare. To date, Heupel Law employs three CWEE graduates and corporate contributions total $2600 in donations and luncheon sponsorships.

“Our mission is to help good people get out of debt and give them a fresh start,” said Kevin D. Heupel, president and founder of Heupel Law. “We wholeheartedly support CWEE’s goal of providing services needed to prepare welfare recipients to become self-supporting. When three job positions became available at Heupel Law, we interviewed multiple candidates with many different backgrounds and decided to hire three confident, talented graduates from the CWEE program.”

Founded in 1982, CWEE fosters personal and professional transformation for low-income single parent families through confidence building, customized skills training, and career advancement. CWEE’s sources of funding include foundation grants, corporate gifts and sponsorships, and individual donations. CWEE’s programs and services are also partially funded by fee-for-service contracts with the Denver Office of Economic Development/Division of Workforce Development, the Adams County Human Services Department, and the Arapahoe County Department of Human Services.

“Kevin Heupel’s support of CWEE is tremendous,” said Amy Downing, employment services supervisor at CWEE. “There are a variety of ways in which employers can engage with CWEE and its participants. Kevin has demonstrated diligence and dedication by becoming an internship site for program participants and also a premier employer of CWEE graduates.”

About The Center for Work Education and Employment
The Center for Work Education and Employment (CWEE) was founded in 1982 to provide an individualized job training, placement, and retention program that provides participants the skills and competencies to raise their confidence, improve their earning potential and move their families towards economic self-sufficiency. CWEE has worked with more than 11,000 Coloradans to prepare for sustainable, meaningful employment, enabling them to end their dependency on welfare. CWEE believes that regardless of personal situations and other barriers to employment, when an appropriate level of education and support is provided, individuals can and will succeed. To learn more about the Center for Work Education and Employment, visit http://www.cwee.org.

About Heupel Law
Heupel Law helps good people get out of debt with the options of credit counseling, debt settlement, loan modifications or bankruptcy. Kevin D. Heupel, the president and founder of Heupel Law, has personally filed more bankruptcies in Colorado than any other attorney in the last five years, between Jan. 1, 2007 and December 31, 2011. Mr. Heupel is a regular guest on television shows in the local Denver area and writes a consumer-friendly blog at http://www.ColoradoBankruptcyExperts.com. Heupel Law offers consumers a no-cost consultation to determine the best debt relief option at one of their five locations: Denver, Broomfield, Denver Tech Center (DTC), Loveland and Colorado Springs. Mr. Heupel is a bankruptcy expert and is available for TV, radio online or print interviews. For more information, call (303) 955-7570 or email info(at)heupellaw(dot)com.

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