Click here . Columbine Read the latest on the Columbine investigation and the community's recovery. Click here . Click here . The money will be allocated based on the families' long-term needs, which have been estimated by doctors, lawyers, tax consultants and even economists, Kelley said.
Some families have their checks.
Others are still ironing out the details with United Way. Randy Graves, whose son Sean was injured, said the money will be a big help. He wouldn't say how much his family will receive. It's a nice gesture. It will help us meet his long-term needs.