Former Music Teacher Honored for Decades of Habitat for Humanity Service
Cliff Fales, a former music teacher, was honored as a Denver7 Everyday Hero for his 32 years of volunteer service with Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver. He began volunteering in 1994, initially helping with data entry and IT tasks,…
Denver, CO, August 9, 2026 —
Cliff Fales, a dedicated former music teacher, has been recognized as a Denver7 Everyday Hero for his extensive 32-year commitment to volunteer work with Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver.
Fales began his volunteer journey with the organization in 1994. Initially, his contributions focused on data entry and IT support, tasks that proved crucial during a period of significant growth for Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver. His consistent efforts and behind-the-scenes work were instrumental in expanding the organization’s capacity to assist more families in need of stable housing.
Throughout his three decades of service, Fales became a core volunteer, dedicating his time and skills to further the mission of Habitat for Humanity. His retirement as a core volunteer was recently marked with a celebration, acknowledging the profound impact of his long-term dedication.
The Denver7 Everyday Hero award specifically highlights individuals who make significant contributions to their communities through volunteerism. Fales’s recognition underscores the importance of sustained commitment and the often-unseen work that underpins the success of non-profit organizations.
Story summarized from the original created by Richard Butler on www.denver7.com, see more information here.
