i'd seen engelwood on the news a lot. i started volunteering. i remember when the minister took me over to the church where they had the juvenile program. there were all of these boys down there looking very tough. he said, no, you don't want to bother with them. they are a waste of time. forget about a them. i said that's exactly where i want to start. >> sally's compassion comes from having lived through some dark days of her own. >> i made so many poor choices. i stole things. i ran with a bad crowd. i carried a gun at one point. i have a dainty velvet purse and go to a bar or club with my big gun. did somebody say something to you? are you sure? okay. you know i'll get them if they do. i'm not going to let nobody -- now you throw some punches, baby. there you go. >> at engelwood a lot of boys don't have anywhere else to turn. kids like ivory was back at the gym the day after his mother died. he and his brother are on their own now and soon they could be homeless. >> anything we can do for the funeral tomorrow? >> i should be good. >> i know

. >> some people say they are surprised the mayor recruited whole foods to engelwood since most localsoduction organic farm. >> a lot of programming around gardening, nutrition, healthy living. >> what do you think of what you see. >> people continue. look at these. >> hey hope to bring jobs and fresh produce to engelwood but money is tight. >> need 100 grand more. >> so he encourages the future neighbor to fork over some cash. >> need 100 grand to make that happen. is that right? mike am, what do you say, you do 50, i will do 50? >> deal, done. 100,000. >> thank you so much. this is fantastic. take your 100,000. >> all right. >> okay. so let me have your attention. if you know of my students that are out there who are not yet at school they have to get learning. if you bring a student school, we have a mcdonald's gift card for you. jamark slayton brought someone in. maybe $700 if they brought all the kids in. it is a small personal investment i can make to potentially save $100,000 in kids' services. people may not understand what does a student advocate do or what does a dean do or h

but in engelwood too many kids don't live long enough for it to come true. >> no one on this board is over 25. there's 25 and under on this board. >> pete left for college as scheduled. >> i'm real proud. i'm a single mother of three. it was hard with a teenager boy, but he had it together. >> see y'all. >> lee never made it to college. >> lee fell off the radar. that's very concerning. when you start to name off the kids that have graduated that didn't the get off to college, you take off the names of different kids that have passed away. >> lee mccallum. >> we had a lot built around lee. he was attached to us. he graduated and we have the safety net of him being in the school but he's never fallen off the radar and no one knows what the heck happened to him. ♪ [ girl ] there are man-eating sharks in every ocean... but we still swim. every second, somewhere in the world, lightning strikes... but we still play in the rain. poisonous snakes can be found in 49 of the 50 states, but we still go looking for adventure. a car can crash... a house can crumble... but we still drive... and lov

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