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Our staff consists of 4 individuals dedicated to helping end family homelessness.
Julie Mihevc, MSW
Neighborhood Resource Specialist / Head Family Advocate
Julie was born and raised in Pella, Iowa, and attended Calvin College in Grand Rapids, MI. After college, she moved to Denver to live and play in her beloved mountains and attended the University of Denver’s Master of Social Work program. She has 20 years of experience working with people who find themselves without homes, without jobs, and living on the margins in the southern suburbs of Denver. She worked as a case manager and program director at Adams and Arapahoe Mental Health (now All Health) Centers. She later worked at Wellspring Church in Englewood, CO, as Compassion Ministry Pastor and deacon, running a food bank, recovery program, employment program, and medical programs. She then moved into nonprofit to become the Director of Housing 180, which assists low-income adults in securing affordable housing.
Julie is excited to partner with single-mother families facing homelessness as they work to reach self-sufficiency.
Rosi Gasca
Family Advocate
Rosi was born in Guanajuato, Mexico and raised in Colorado. She has a Bachelor’s Degree of Social Work from the Metropolitan State University of Denver. Rosi has worked in the social services field for five years both in the non-profit sector and within the government. She has a passion for helping others and is humbled to contribute to the mission of Bridge of Hope.
In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her child, fur babies, crafting, and reading books, and spending time in the outdoors.
Kimber Padilla
Executive Assistant
Kimber was born in Glenwood Springs and raised in Loveland, Colorado. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and has spent years working and volunteering with various nonprofit organizations, always driven by a deep passion for serving others.
As someone who was raised in a Christian family and has experienced the challenges of single motherhood firsthand, Kimber felt an immediate connection to Bridge of Hope’s mission: “To engage Christian faith communities in ending family homelessness through neighboring relationships that demonstrate Christ’s love.”
She is deeply committed to supporting single moms and empowering them to achieve self-sufficiency. Working alongside families as they navigate difficult situations is at the heart of what motivates her. She believes in the strength of community, faith, and practical support to help families build a more stable future.
Outside of work, Kimber is newly married to her wonderful husband, Adam, and together they celebrated their love with a fun Las Vegas wedding. She is also a proud mom to three amazing kids—her son, a junior at CU Boulder, and her two daughters, who are in high school. She loves attending their events and supporting their passions. Kimber enjoys living in downtown Denver, exploring everything the city has to offer, but she equally loves escaping to the mountains for fresh air and adventure.
Stephanie Krucher
Development Director
Stephanie grew up in New York and Iowa. She has a graduate degree in Teaching Writing and 9 years of experience teaching writing and ESL. Stephanie transitioned to the nonprofit field after experiencing leadership in a volunteer role and realizing serving others and working with other like-minded folks was the best. She’s been working in nonprofit fundraising and leadership for 8 years and was the co-founder of a regional diaper bank, Babies Need Bottoms. Stephanie is passionate about building relationships with donors, volunteers, and everyone who supports Bridge of Hope.
In her free time, she enjoys spending time her husband and two kids, hot yoga, drinking coffee and figure skating. She also volunteers with the Junior League of Denver and her kids’ school.
Quinn Harlow
Program Director
Quinn Harlow was born in New Paltz, New York. With a background that spans homelessness services, recovery, behavioral health, and program development, Quinn has dedicated her career to supporting individuals and families through complex transitions toward stability, sobriety, and housing.
Quinn started her career in the recovery field, working with families as a Certified Peer Recovery Specialist and managing a behavioral health center. When she moved to Denver, she began working with individuals experiencing homelessness, leading program operations and development for a local micro community. Her work is grounded in compassion and a strong belief in the power of community, collaboration, and dignity-centered care. Quinn is passionate about building and maintaining programs that are responsive, equitable, and rooted in both lived experience and best practices. She strongly believes in Bridge of Hope’s mission and is excited to be a part of the team.
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