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1 | Colorado Homeless Contribution Income Tax Credit | ||||||||||||||||
2 | 2024 and 2025 Nonprofit Organization Participants | ||||||||||||||||
3 | Nonprofit Organization Name | Doing Business As | 2024 Participation | 2025 Participation | Organization Website | Minimum Donation Amount | Project Name | Project Category | Project Sub Category | Project Description | Project Counties | Organization Street Address | City | State | ZIP/ Postal Code | Rural/ Urban | |
4 | A Woman's Place | Yes | Yes | www.awpdv.org | $ 100.00 | Safehouse Building Project | Capital Campaign | Overnight, Day, or Emergency Shelters Facilities for Administrative Support for Approved Projects | The Capital Campaign project will double the number of clients served each year. The new building project will also greatly increase ADA Accessibility and Security for clients and staff. | Weld | PO Box 71 | Greeley | Colorado | 80632 | Urban | ||
5 | A Woman's Place | Yes | Yes | www.awpdv.org | $ 100.00 | Safehouse General Operations | Operational Services | Domestic Violence Survivors Shelter and Services | Safehouse Operations - Domestic Violence Survivors Shelter and Services | Weld | PO Box 71 | Greeley | Colorado | 80632 | Urban | ||
6 | Advocate Safehouse | Yes | Yes | https://www.advocatesafehouseproject.org/ | $ 100.00 | Safehouse Program | Operational Services | Domestic Violence Shelters and Services | Emergency shelter for 35 adult and 25 child survivors of domestic and/or sexual violence; 1,500 of nights of emergency shelter; Meals for participants; Emotional support for participants; and Case management and advocacy services for participants. | Garfield | PO Box 2036 | Glenwood Springs | Colorado | 81602 | Rural | ||
7 | Advocates for Victims of Assault, Inc. | Yes | Yes | http://summitadvocates.org/ | $ 100.00 | Summit County Crime Victim Services Project | Operational Services | Outreach Efforts Case Management Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter Domestic Violence Survivors Shelter and Services Supportive Housing | Advocacy for victims, medical and legal accompaniment, crisis intervention, and a 24/7 crisis line. Living Beyond Violence- empowerment, therapy, assistance with rent, food relocation, and emergency financial assistance. Justice for Victims- legal advocacy and referrals to contracted attorneys for assistance with divorce, custody and immigration issues. Pathways for Peace- matched savings program for victims to save to start a business, buy a car or secure housing. Partnering for Prevention- outreach, education and partnering with community members. Safenights- low barrier pet friendly shelter for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, emergency hotel stays, meals and linens for residence of shelter Transitional Housing- long term residency option for victims making less than 80% of median income. | Summit | 760 Little Beaver Trail | Dillon | Colorado | 80435 | Rural | ||
8 | Almost Home, Inc | Yes | Yes | almosthomeonline.org | $ 250.00 | Almost Home, Inc. | Operational Services | Outreach efforts Safe emergency, temporary, or transitional shelters Prevention services that target individuals or families facing imminent risk of homelessness Case management Domestic violence shelters & services Other services | Almost Home provides a variety of assistance to people experiencing homelessness and housing instability. In our Homeless Prevention program, we provide rent, mortgage, and utility assistance to keep people stably housed. In our Emergency Shelter program, we house families experiencing homelessness and provide case management to help them attain permanent housing after exiting the shelter. In our Street Outreach program, we provide essential items to people experiencing unsheltered homelessness as well as providing case management with the goal of permanent housing. Finally, in our Supportive Housing program, we provide rental assistance along with housing case management to both immediately house people, while also providing assistance to keep them housed after they exit the program. | Adams; Broomfield; Weld | 22 S. 4th Ave. Ste. 102 | Brighton | Colorado | 80601 | Urban | ||
9 | Alternatives to Violence, Inc | Yes | Yes | http://www.alternativestoviolence.org | $ 100.00 | Alternatives to Violence General Operations | Operational Services | Case Management Domestic Violence Survivors Shelter and Services | Alternatives to Violence (ATV) provides comprehensive support for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking through a variety of critical services. This project focuses on offering immediate safety and temporary refuge for survivors through our emergency shelter, ensuring they have a safe place to escape dangerous situations. Beyond shelter, ATV provides a range of essential services designed to empower survivors to rebuild their lives. This includes case management, counseling, legal assistance, and job training, all of which are critical in helping survivors regain independence and work towards long-term stability. Our goal is to break the cycle of violence and homelessness by offering access to sustainable housing solutions. Through wraparound services, survivors are supported every step of the way, from finding stable housing to gaining the resources necessary for achieving independence. ATV’s holistic approach includes mental health support and assistance in accessing community resources, helping survivors avoid chronic homelessness and empowering them to regain control of their lives. This project directly addresses the immediate need for emergency shelter while also supporting long-term solutions for those at risk of homelessness. Contributions to this project support the provision of these life-changing services in Larimer County, Colorado, ensuring that those in need can find safety, stability, and a path to a brighter future. | Larimer | 541 E. 8th St. | Loveland | Colorado | 80537 | Urban | ||
10 | Attention, Inc. | TGTHR | Yes | Yes | https://www.tgthr.org | $ 100.00 | TGTHR Services for Youth Experiencing Homelessness | Operational Services | Outreach Efforts Case Management Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter Supportive Housing Other Qualifying Activity Homelessness Prevention Services | Contributions supported overnight shelter and daytime drop-in services at The Source and housing in TGTHR’s permanent supportive housing program at 1440 Pine in Boulder and Nest56 in Denver. Both programs provide robust case management, education and employment support, pro-social activities, and behavioral health and substance use counseling. TGTHR has a reputation among youth as a welcoming and inclusive organization that can help them improve their stability and successfully transition to independence. Most of the youth we work with report an increased sense of personal safety and security once they enter our services. To ensure that each youth’s needs are met, TGTHR staff connect them to our onsite services and make referrals to additional community resources of support. TGTHR’s onsite behavioral health care team meets regularly with youth. Our goal is to ensure that youth know how to advocate for themselves to get what they need. At TGTHR, we focus on the following core outcomes for youth in our programs: 1) social/emotional well-being, 2) permanent relationships and connections that increase stability, 3) education and employment opportunities, and 4) exit to safe and stable housing. Behavioral health concerns are high among young people, and some youth struggle to secure and maintain employment. We have a weekly employment support group to help those searching for employment and those working to maintain their employment. Activities include updating resumes, registering for online education and/or job training programs, and identifying new employment opportunities. Youth who leave TGTHR programming continue to receive aftercare coaching for at least 90 days. | Boulder; Denver | 1440 Pine Street, Ste B | Boulder | Colorado | 80302 | Urban | |
11 | Aurora-Arapahoe Battered Women's Shelter | Gateway Domestic Violence Services | Yes | Yes | www.gatewayshelter.org | $ 250.00 | Capital Campaign | Capital Campaign | Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter | Gateway is seeking to construct a new Emergency Shelter and Transitional Housing Program in the City of Aurora. We anticipate this project will cost $16,000,000 at completion. The Emergency shelter will address a survivor’s immediate safety needs, while transitional housing provides short-term housing and programs that give survivors the time and services, they need to achieve goals for long-term safety and stability. This trauma informed project will be designed to incorporate both the Emergency Shelter and the Transitional Housing Program in one building yet with separate spaces. There will be at least 12 bedrooms in the Emergency Shelter. It will also include space for wrap-around services including case management and will have rooms of varied sizes to accommodate the needs of singles and families. A portion of these rooms will be developed to include spaces for pets who bring comfort to their families as they all escape violence. This space will also have a Children’s Play Area, office areas for staffing and for individual, confidential conversations, a shared kitchen and dining, laundry, and shared community space for gathering. There will also be shared private or community bathrooms as part of the design. The Transitional Housing Program will be a separate space in the same building and will include 18 bedrooms with space for families and individuals. It will include space for case management and housing staff members; meeting space for partner organizations to be engaged with our clients; and at least one large meeting space where training can be provided for those in shelter and those in supportive housing. Kitchen, dining room, community gathering space and on-site laundry room are included in the planning. Additionally, administrative offices and trauma informed space for counselors to meet individually and in groups with those fleeing DV will be incorporated in the design. | Adams; Arapahoe; Douglas | PO Box 914 | Aurora | Colorado | 80040 | Urban | |
12 | Aurora-Arapahoe Battered Women's Shelter | Gateway Domestic Violence Services | Yes | Yes | www.gatewayshelter.org | $ 250.00 | Domestic Violence Survivors Shelter and Services | Operational Services | Domestic Violence Survivors Shelter and Services | Our shelters serve as a safe landing place for victims fleeing dangerous situations. Gateway’s emergency shelter houses domestic violence victims and their children whose lives are in imminent danger for up to 30 days. Shelter staff ensure victims/survivors are welcomed into a warm, non-judgmental and supportive environment. Advocates attend to clients’ immediate needs, providing food and clothing ( if necessary) in addition to safe and secure shelter, while facilitating access to critical social support systems through case management, housing navigation, referrals, and other supports to help increase self-sufficiency and transition out of shelter. Additionally, program staff provide safety planning, case management and psycho education about DV, and assist victims with securing vital documents, benefits such as SNAP and TANF. Advocates are available 24/7 to assist with evolving needs of clients, and simply to listen. Our child/family advocates create a secure and structured environment for children who reside at Gateway, providing opportunities for them to work through trauma with structured play activities as well as through one on one and group sessions. Our Extended Care Shelter facility offers clients a more independent living situation, while they are working to get back on their feet. Navigators provide ongoing advocacy, referrals and connections to resources as well as basic needs support for up to 90 days. Securing a more stable housing situation is paramount for residents. | Adams; Arapahoe; Douglas | PO Box 914 | Aurora | Colorado | 80040 | Urban | |
13 | Better Tomorrow | No | Yes | https://bettertomorrowco.org/ | $ 100.00 | Advocates of Routt County Domestic Violence Shelter | Operational Services | Domestic Violence Survivors Shelter and Services | Explanation of Provided Services: Better Tomorrow serves as the administrative agency to our four programs: Advocates of Routt County, Brighter World Child Advocacy Program, COMMA Projects for Violence Prevention, and Queer Futures. The Advocates of Routt County program assists survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Services provided to shelter clients include immediate crisis response, in-person safety planning and risk assessment, individual needs assessment, case management, emotional support counseling, goal setting and life skills, employment referrals, housing advocacy, and other personal advocacy. Residents are also provided food, safe shelter, resources, referrals, and education. We expect that residents will complete their residency in 90 days or fewer and successfully move on to safe transitional or long-term housing because of the services we provide. List and Description of Provided Services: • 24/7 SafeLine: Trained staff and volunteer advocates answer our local 24-hour crisis hotline to provide support, safety planning, and connections to community resources for survivors and their loved ones. • Confidential Safe House: Advocates provides a safe home, food, and advocacy services to victims and survivors of domestic and sexual violence, at no cost. The safehouse is a place for these individuals to live free of violence and create the future they choose. • Confidential Advocacy Services including: o Helping develop safety plans and coping skills o Assisting with obtaining a protection order o Increasing awareness and understanding of the nature of sexual violence and domestic abuse o Helping survivors to understand and engage with sexual assault exams, court hearings, law enforcement interviews, etc. o Accompanying and serving as the client’s advocate with anything – from legal matters to housing issues to personal concerns. | Routt | 465 Anglers Drive, Suite B | Steamboat Springs | Colorado | 80487 | Rural | ||
14 | Boulder Shelter for the Homeless, INC | All Roads - Leading the Way Home | Yes | Yes | allroadsboco.org | $ 100.00 | Emergency Shelter | Operational Services | Case Management Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter Supportive Housing | Emergency sheltering, including three meals a day, warmth or A/C, and a bed. Housing Focused Casework, which matches people with a home, whether in Boulder or with family or elsewhere Space for community service organizations providing mental health, substance abuse, job training, community court, food, clothing, and other assistance. | Boulder | 4869 N. Broadway | Boulder | Colorado | 80304 | Urban | |
15 | Brain Injury Association of Colorado | Yes | Yes | www.biacolorado.org | $ 100.00 | Valor on the Fax | Operational Services | Supportive Housing | Donors will be contributing to service enriched permanent supportive housing for individuals living with brain injury and other disabilities. Valor On The Fax has on-site Resource Facilitation, Mental Health Counseling, and Peer Navigation services. | Denver | 1325 S Colorado Blvd, Ste B300 | Denver | Colorado | 80222 | Urban | ||
16 | Bridge House | Yes | Yes | https://boulderbridgehouse.org/ | $ 100.00 | Ready to Work | Operational Services | Case Management Job Placement and Workforce Ready Services Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter | Ready to Work provides adults experiencing homelessness a unique opportunity to rebuild their lives through work. Our holistic approach combines three elements - paid work in a Ready to Work social enterprise, dormitory housing at a Ready to Work House, and case management support. | Boulder; Broomfield; Weld | 5345 Arapahoe Ave | Boulder | Colorado | 80303 | Urban | ||
17 | Bright Future Foundation for Eagle County | Yes | Yes | www.mybrightfuture.org | $ 100.00 | BrightHouse | Operational Services | Domestic Violence Survivors Shelter and Services | BrightHouse is a residential shelter for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking and trafficking who are in need of safety and security. We provide food, shelter, advocacy, behavioral health, legal services as well as housing support to find permanent and affordable housing. | Eagle | 1060 West Beaver Creek Blvd. Suite 201 PO Box 2558 | Avon | Colorado | 81620 | Rural | ||
18 | Bright Future Foundation for Eagle County | Yes | Yes | www.mybrightfuture.org | $ 100.00 | Advocates Ensuring Freedom Housing Program | Operational Services | Homelessness Prevention Services Domestic Violence Survivors Shelter and Services | Case management, including establishing client goals for individuals or families experiencing homelessness and coordination of referrals to address health or mental health benefit procurement and procurement of other essential services for individuals or families experiencing homelessness | Eagle | 1060 West Beaver Creek Blvd. Suite 201 PO Box 2558 | Avon | Colorado | 81620 | Rural | ||
19 | Capuchin Province of Mid-America, Inc. | Capuchin Province of St. Conrad | Yes | Yes | https://www.capuchins.org/ | $ 100.00 | Capuchin Food Truck Ministry | Operational Services | Other Qualifying Activities | Capuchin Food Truck Ministry operates as a mobile outreach program to feed vulnerable populations in the Denver Metro. The ministry travels to various locations to bring healthy, nutritious meals to those experiencing food insecurity while offering spiritual support and companionship. | Denver | 3613 Wyandot St. | Denver | Colorado | 80211 | Urban | |
20 | CASA of the Seventh Judicial District, Inc. | No | Yes | https://casa7jd.org | $ 100.00 | CASA7JD Supportive Housing | Operational Services | Supportive Housing | Activities include identification of homeless youth/young adults; completing intake forms; assisting with acquiring driver’s license/state identification; and social security number; assisting with immediate basic needs; assisting with transportation; and obtaining a safe place to live. After the youth/young adult has developed their goals, staff works with them to move forward on these goals. This can and does include life skills development. Supportive services can include parenting classes for the young parents; cooking classes; how to be a good tenant; and have even worked with tenants on how to do housekeeping. Tenant support can take the form of assisting with car insurance, paying doctor’s bills, cell phone and minutes purchases, purchase of groceries, diapers, and clothing. These are all direct costs. There is also the cost of housing staff, which currently consists a Case Manager and a Peer Support Specialist. The Youth Services staff which handles the intake and services prior to housing in CASA7JD owned supportive housing, consists of the Navigator, Case Manager, and a Peer Specialist. | Delta; Gunnison; Hinsdale; Montrose; Ouray; San Miguel | 147 N. Townsend Ave | Montrose | Colorado | 81401 | Rural | ||
21 | Catholic Charities & Community Services Of The Archdiocese Of Denver | Yes | Yes | www.ccdenver.org | $ 100.00 | Samaritan House: Homeless Services | Operational Services | Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter Job Placement and Workforce Ready Services Case management Domestic violence shelters & services Other services identified as emerging, promising, and providing best practices | Samaritan House offers both emergency overnight shelter and an extended stay program for our guests. The overnight shelter provides beds, dinner and breakfast, and bathroom services. The 6-9 month supportive living program provides safe dorm beds or family rooms; three nutritious meals; showers; and support services including case management, individualized goal-setting, mental health clinical services, holistic wellness, employment readiness, housing navigation, financial and life-skills classes and referrals to community resources. | Denver | 6240 Smith Road | Denver | Colorado | 80216 | Urban | ||
22 | Catholic Charities & Community Services Of The Archdiocese Of Denver | Yes | Yes | www.ccdenver.org | $ 100.00 | Catholic Charities, Samaritan House Fort Collins | Operational Services | Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter Case Management | We serve families, single men and women, veterans, and seniors experiencing homelessness and accept our residents as they are. All who walk through our doors are treated with the dignity and respect they deserve. We provide warm beds; clean linens and toiletries; hot, nutritious meals; and a safe community with tremendous support. Our case managers partner one-on-one with each resident, teach classes on life skills, and provide community resources and referrals. | Larimer | 6240 Smith Road | Denver | Colorado | 80216 | Urban | ||
23 | Catholic Charities & Community Services Of The Archdiocese Of Denver | Yes | Yes | www.ccdenver.org | $ 100.00 | Samaritan House Women's Shelter | Operational Services | Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter Job Placement and Workforce Ready Services Case Management Domestic violence shelters & services Other services identified as emerging, promising, and providing best practices | Samaritan House Women’s Shelter offers a low-barrier, trauma-informed, person-centered emergency shelter option for any unhoused woman. We provide shelter, nutritious meals, shower services, laundry services and case management support. | Denver | 6240 Smith Road | Denver | Colorado | 80216 | Urban | ||
24 | Catholic Charities & Community Services Of The Archdiocese Of Denver | Yes | Yes | www.ccdenver.org | $ 100.00 | Guadalupe Community Center/Shelter | Operational Services | Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter Case management | Samaritan House Greeley on the Guadalupe Campus is the only shelter in Weld County that provides services to single adults and families. We offer complimentary social services programs onsite at the Guadalupe Community Center and collaborate with corporate partners, local businesses, nonprofit organizations, government agencies, medical facilities, educational institutions, parishes and other community partners. We work to alleviate and find solutions to some of the most pressing challenges that our neighbors in Weld County face each day. Each of our residents is matched with a specialized case manager who helps navigate our 120-day Levels Program. Once enrolled, the resident commits to goals that will help obtain stable income and housing. | Weld | 6240 Smith Road | Denver | Colorado | 80216 | Urban | ||
25 | Catholic Charities of Central Colorado, Inc. | Yes | Yes | https://www.ccharitiescc.org/donate/tax-advantaged-giving/colorado-homeless-contribution-tax-credit/ | $ 100.00 | Transitional Family Apartments at Hunt Campus | Operational Services | Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter Case Management | The transitional housing at the Hunt Campus will provide families experiencing homelessness with a safe, stable apartment home of their own. During their stay, families will be engaged in case management, goal-setting, and coaching while also being connected to other available resources as needed. Families will be setting goals to increase individual and family stability, charting a realistic plan for the future with the support of staff and other resources. | El Paso | 228 North Cascade Avenue | Colorado Springs | Colorado | 80903 | Urban | ||
26 | Catholic Charities of Central Colorado, Inc. | Yes | Yes | https://www.ccharitiescc.org/donate/tax-advantaged-giving/colorado-homeless-contribution-tax-credit/ | $ 100.00 | Catholic Charities Homeless Support: Marian House, Family Connections, and Castle Rock Campuses | Operational Services | Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter Case Management Employment Outcome Services Homelessness Prevention Services Rapid Re-Housing Services | Individuals and families served through the Marian House, Family Connections, and Castle Rock campuses turn to Catholic Charities when help is needed most, often facing homelessness or at imminent risk of homelessness. In these programs, they receive emergency services such as nutrition, health, and children’s items, while also engaging with a case manager to develop a plan for future stability. When engaged in case management and with access to other support and warm referrals, clients can set goals and receive coaching and support in that journey toward self-sufficiency. | Douglas; El Paso | 228 North Cascade Avenue | Colorado Springs | Colorado | 80903 | Urban | ||
27 | Christ in the City | No | Yes | https://www.christinthecity.org | $ 100.00 | Denver Street Outreach | Operational Services | Outreach Efforts | Our Denver Street outreach involves multiple street walks a week to engage those experiencing homelessness, ongoing training and support for our full time and part time volunteers, weekly visits to shelters, and hosting weekly lunch lines in a park to serve those on the streets. | Denver | 3401 N Pecos St | Denver | Colorado | 80211 | Urban | ||
28 | Christ's Body Inc. | Christ's Body Ministries | No | Yes | http://www.christsbody.org | $ 1,000.00 | Essential Homeless Services | Operational Services | Outreach Efforts Case Management Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter Other Qualifying Activity Homelessness Prevention Services | CBM’s Project Activities are all centered around our Essential Homeless Services and are delivered through both the CBM’s staff of eleven individuals and numerous trained volunteers. Nearly 30% of our staff have both experienced homelessness and participated in our programs. The majority of our volunteers have regular monthly interaction with our homeless clients. Our volunteer base will have approximately 1,655 individual interactions in 2024 and include high school and corporate teams. Outreach Efforts and Other Activities: In 2024 CBM will serve thousands of homeless individuals, many of which are repeat contacts. Staff and volunteers utilize both the CBM and volunteer vehicles for meal deliveries to reach partnering organizations and our homeless clients throughout Denver and the front range. Meals prepared and served by staff and volunteers are served both on-site and in outreach opportunities. Case Management, Homelessness Prevention Services and Supportive Housing: CBM staff members lead the way in providing and tracking these important and essential services. Through Peer Navigation trained staff and the HMIS System, CBM’s goal is to provide a pathway from homelessness to stable housing and living. CBM currently has 7 beds on-site and is licensed for 12 beds. | Arapahoe, Denver, Jefferson | 850 Lincoln Street | Denver | Colorado | 80203 | Urban | |
29 | Colorado Coalition for the Homeless | Yes | Yes | https://www.coloradocoalition.org/ | $ 500.00 | Services to End Homelessness | Operational Services | Outreach Efforts Homelessness Prevention Services Supportive Housing Job Placement and Workforce Ready Services Case Management Domestic Violence Shelters & Services Other services identified as emerging, promising and providing best practices | Your donations help us provide Homes, Health, and Hope. That is our work and has been our focus for 40 years. Often the first point of contact for people experiencing homelessness is through our outreach efforts that offer a safe and trustworthy way to navigate and access resources related to housing, health care, and supportive services. The Coalition’s Integrated Health Services is recognized for its expertise in caring for patients with the most complex needs: chronic medical and mental health conditions. Health care at one of our Federally Qualified Health Centers, offers medical and behavioral health care, substance use treatment, dental, vision, and pharmacy services for over 17,000 patients annually. Using the Housing First approach, we match people with affordable housing at one of our 20+ permanent supportive housing properties or through partnerships with landlords in the community. Our Homelessness Prevention, Supportive Housing, and Family Support Services support participants in maintaining housing through intensive case management, clinical services, peer support, housing retention services and resource support to promote maximum independence. Additionally, we provide domestic/intimate partner violence care coordination, crisis intervention and response for victims. Finally, the Employment Services Department utilizes a client-focused approach by assisting participants in developing an individualized employment plan based on their specific employment experience and goals, including providing assistance in removing barriers to employment such as transportation, work clothing, etc. Your donations utilizing the Homeless Contribution Tax Credit allow individuals and families experiencing homelessness to begin to feel hope that a better life is possible. With housing, health care, and supportive services, people can and do stabilize their lives, increase their self-sufficiency, and become part of thriving communities. | Denver, Arapahoe, Adams, Jefferson, and Bent | 2111 Champa St | Denver | Colorado | 80205 | Urban | ||
30 | Colorado Homeless Families, Inc | BeyondHome | Yes | Yes | www.BeyondHome.org | $ 100.00 | BeyondHome Arvada North | Capital Campaign | Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter | BeyondHome is launching a new transitional housing development at 7955 Allison Way in Arvada, CO. This 2.12-acre site will offer 24 residential units to support working families transitioning from poverty and homelessness to stability. With a successful track record since 1987, BeyondHome has successfully helped hundreds of families, including 47 graduates since 2016, of which 28 achieved homeownership. Serving around 200 individuals annually, BeyondHome is dedicated to long-term success through affordable housing, employment, counseling, education, and financial stability. The proposed development at 7955 Allison Way will consist of 24 residential units, distributed as follows: ● 6 two-bedroom, two-story units ● 8 three-bedroom, two-story units ● 6 three-bedroom, three-story units ● 4 four-bedroom, two-story units The site, zoned for residential use, will feature a density of 11.3 dwelling units per acre (DU/Ac). Designed with the well-being of our residents as paramount, the project emphasizes several project priorities based on 3 major guiding principles: safety, connectivity, and support. The project priorities for this development include the strategic placement of 16 garage spaces and 41 off-street parking spaces to ensure safety and convenience for residents. A strong emphasis on safety will be maintained through well-lit pathways, secure entrances, and thoughtfully planned landscaping to enhance visibility and create a secure environment. At the heart of the BeyondHome community will be a 3,000-square-foot community building and an enclosed play area, offering onsite services and programs specifically designed for families and children. Connectivity is another key focus, with planned upgrades to the existing primary east-west pathway, which will improve accessibility and link the development to essential neighborhood features like The Bridge at Revive Church, thereby keeping residents connected to broader community resources. This development will also extend BeyondHome’s successful self-sufficiency program at 7447 W 61st Ave, providing residents with comprehensive supportive services, including life skills training, educational resources, and counseling, all aimed at fostering independence and long-term success. | Jefferson | 7447 W. 61st Ave | Arvada | Colorado | 80003 | Urban | |
31 | Colorado Homeless Families, Inc | BeyondHome | Yes | Yes | www.BeyondHome.org | $ 100.00 | BeyondHome Housing Renovation Project | Capital Campaign | Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter | BeyondHome owns 37 homes in Arvada, CO that provide service-enriched transitional housing. The oldest 22 homes, built in the mid-1980s, have provided housing to more than 170 families. While these units have seen some cosmetic upgrades over the years, they are now due for substantial renovations to improve energy and water efficiency, streamline maintenance, and offer modern, attractive homes designed with a trauma-informed approach. This renovation project will be executed in phases, in partnership with HomeAid Colorado and Builder Captains leading the efforts. So far, nine of the homes have been completed or are under construction (to be completed by November 2024), thanks to the generous support of Milender White Construction, Lennar Homes, and Thomas Sattler Homes. Each Builder Captain’s goal is to minimize the renovation budget per unit with contributions from their trades and the broader home builder community, allowing BeyondHome to further our mission of helping families escape poverty and homelessness. BeyondHome is eager to welcome eight new families into beautifully renovated homes this October and plans to renovate the remaining 13 units over the next two years as current families graduate. | Jefferson | 7447 W. 61st Ave | Arvada | Colorado | 80003 | Urban | |
32 | Colorado Homeless Families, Inc | BeyondHome | Yes | Yes | www.BeyondHome.org | $ 100.00 | BeyondHome Self Sufficiency Program (includes Case Management, Homelessness Prevention Services, Job Placement, Housing. | Operational Services | Case Management Homelessness Prevention Services Job Placement and Workforce Ready Services | When donors contribute to this project, they are supporting the following program activities: 1. Transitional Housing: We provide safe housing for working families at a reduced rate. Families pay 30% of their monthly income toward rent while building their careers and their financial stability. 2. WorkForce Development Skills: Residents work alongside their coach to explore livable wage jobs. Outside partners such as Thrive Colorado, assist families in resume building, interview practice, etc. 3. Private Practice Counseling: BeyondHome partners with 12 private practice clinicians. Every individual at BeyondHome has immediate unlimited access to therapeutic services. Additionally, BeyondHome staff are in a continual process of increasing their degree of trauma informed care. 4. Access and time to earn degrees: BeyondHome provides the time, space, and opportunities for residents to engage various education opportunities including GED, ESL courses, and college degrees. 5. Financial Assistance: If residents experience an unexpected financial hardship such as a hospital bill, or immediate car repair, BeyondHome will provide financial assistance so residents can continue to focus their attention and their funds to plan for the future. 6. Competency rewiring: Survival skills that individuals rely upon in a life of poverty serve them beautifully. Those same skills hinder individuals in a life of safety. At BeyondHome, families participate in various group night courses and regular coaching to learn and engage in skills that lend themself to a life of stability and safety. | Adams; Denver; Jefferson | 7447 W. 61st Ave | Arvada | Colorado | 80003 | Urban | |
33 | Colorado Village Collaborative | Yes | Yes | https://www.coloradovillagecollaborative.org/ | $ 100.00 | Colorado Village Collaborative Shelter Programs | Operational Services | Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter | CVC was founded in partnership with people experiencing homelessness to bridge the gap between the streets and stable housing by creating and operating transformational shelter communities with wraparound services. Since our inception, we have been deeply committed to addressing the challenges faced by PEH, with a focus on creating low-barrier shelters that preserve and advance equitable solutions, honor human dignity, promote personal empowerment, improve public health outcomes, and provide pathways to stable housing and economic independence. Through unique shelter models, individual case management, and peer support, CVC is poised to make significant strides in making homelessness a rare and brief event. | Denver | 1530 W. 13th Avenue | Denver | Colorado | 80204 | Urban | ||
34 | Comitis Crisis Center | Yes | Yes | https://comitiscrisiscenter.org/ | $ 100.00 | Comitis Crisis Center | Operational Services | Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter | Emergency Shelter for families experiencing homelessness. Case management, access to behavioral health services, linkage to care. Ensuring that the family is able to have a safe space to get back on their feet. | Adams; Arapahoe | 2178 Victor Street | Aurora | Colorado | 80045 | Urban | ||
35 | Community Kitchen | Yes | Yes | https://www.lovelandcommunitykitchen.org/ | $ 250.00 | Loveland's Community Kitchen | Operational Services | Other Qualifying Activity | The Community Kitchen’s mission is to provide FOOD for people who are hungry, CONVERSATION for people who are lonely, REST for people who are struggling, and a VOICE for people in need. There are no qualifications for our services. We are the only agency in Loveland open 7 days a week providing food to people experiencing food insecurity. The Kitchen has served our community since 1996. We believe that everyone deserves access to food. Anyone can come during serving times to get a prepared meal, including those who are unhoused, unable to prepare their own meals due to age or disability, and/or those who do not earn a living wage and are food insecure. Dinner is served in our dining room, or for those who prefer, through our trailer in the parking lot. Sustainable food bags (to-go food sufficient for up to 3 meals) are also available at our trailer. In addition to providing meals at our location, the Kitchen also works with other agencies in our community to ensure people have access to food. Meals are provided to support Salvation Army’s motel respite program, breakfast at the Loveland Resource Center (LRC), and at other agencies providing food items. We also help connect our guests with other helpful services to help them secure and/or maintain stable housing. Donations to this project provide funds to purchase food and packaging materials. | Larimer | 427 N Garfield Avenue | Loveland | Colorado | 80537 | Urban | ||
36 | Crossroads Safehouse Inc | Yes | Yes | www.crossroadssafehouse.org | $ 100.00 | Crossroads Safehouse | Operational Services | Domestic Violence Survivors Shelter and Services | Emergency shelter, 24/7 advocate support at the shelter | Larimer | PO Box 993 | Fort Collins | Colorado | 80522 | Urban | ||
37 | Denver Basic Income Project | No | Yes | https://www.denverbasicincomeproject.org/research | $ 100.00 | Denver Basic Income Project | Operational Services | Other Qualifying Services | The Denver Basic Income Project (DBIP) is committed to advancing solutions to homelessness through guaranteed income and holistic support. Donor contributions directly support: Direct cash grants to individuals experiencing homelessness plus phones/datThe Denver Basic Income Project (DBIP) is committed to advancing solutions to homelessness through guaranteed income and holistic support. Donor contributions directly support: Direct cash grants to individuals experiencing homelessness plus phones/data. Community Engagement: Collaboration with local organizations ensures participants access wraparound services such as housing assistance, mental health support, and job placement. This engagement fosters a community-centered approach to addressing homelessness. Planning for Future Cohorts: Contributions support the design and preparation for subsequent participant groups, leveraging insights from prior results to maximize impact. This includes refining recruitment processes and program delivery models. By supporting DBIP, donors invest in evidence-based solutions that drive systemic change, empower individuals, and serve as a national model for addressing homelessness through dignity and trust. | Denver | 1536 Wynkoop St, STE 223 | Denver | Colorado | 80202 | Urban | ||
38 | Denver Rescue Mission | Yes | Yes | www.denverrescuemission.org | $ 250.00 | Denver Rescue Mission and Fort Collins Rescue Mission Emergency Shelter Program | Operational Services | Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter | For people experiencing homelessness and poverty, basic needs like food, shelter, water, clean restrooms, showers, and laundry services can be difficult to access. And that instability can create a seemingly endless cycle of brokenness and depression, leading some people to abuse drugs and alcohol as an escape. We provide these services in order to build trust and develop relationships with the people we serve, encouraging them to consider long-term solutions. | Denver; Larimer | 6100 Smith Road | Denver | Colorado | 80216 | Urban | ||
39 | Denver Rescue Mission | Yes | Yes | www.denverrescuemission.org | $ 250.00 | Homeless Prevention and Transitional Housing | Operational Services | Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter | Provide free, in-house rehabilitation program for men experiencing homelessness through our New Life Programs in Denver and Fort Collins (Wellington) CO. Provide transitional housing program for homeless families through our Bridgeprogram, Pathways Home and After Care. All of these programs encompass Case Management, Counseling, Mentorship, Life Skills, Housing ready training and support. | Denver; Larimer | 6100 Smith Road | Denver | Colorado | 80216 | Urban | ||
40 | Dream Centers of Colorado Springs | Yes | Yes | https://www.dreamcenters.com/hctc-tax-credit/ | $ 100.00 | Dream Centers' Mary's Home | Operational Services | Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter | Women served in the Mary’s Home program have experienced chronic stress and complex trauma. They have urgent physical and emotional needs, which have only been exacerbated by the pandemic and current economy. Funds received through HCTC support services that address these needs, advancing women and children’s health, creating upward mobility, and changing their trajectories intergenerationally. Supportive, affordable women’s health, behavioral health, counseling, coaching, lifeskills classes, community small groups, exercise classes, and case management services would be offered to clients in the Mary’s Home program. Each activity included at Mary’s Home aims to stabilize families through trauma-informed care, provide safety from perpetrators, and address the trauma of homeless living, helping families permanently break the cycle of poverty and homelessness. During the program, mothers progress in 20 outcomes, measured in quarterly Family Growth Assessments, moving from initial averages of 2/10 to 7.5/10 upon graduation. Graduates surveyed annually for three years post-residency, self-reporting safety, stable housing, and use of limited/no subsidies. | El Paso | 11025 Voyager Parkway | Colorado Springs | Colorado | 80921 | Urban | ||
41 | Eagle Valley Community Foundation | Yes | Yes | https://eaglevalleycf.org | $ 1,000.00 | MIRA Bus Program | Operational Services | Outreach Efforts | The MIRA Bus Program is a mobile outreach initiative designed to address homelessness and related challenges in Eagle County. This project brings essential services directly to individuals experiencing homelessness, ensuring they receive support where it’s most needed. Donors contributing to this project will help sustain a wide range of activities that are integral to improving the lives of those in need. Key activities supported by donations include the provision of on-site health services, such as medical check-ups, mental health counseling, and access to substance abuse programs. The MIRA Bus also facilitates connections to housing assistance programs and helps individuals navigate local resources, such as emergency shelters, food pantries, and employment services. Beyond immediate crisis support, the program focuses on long-term solutions by providing case management, facilitating referrals to partner organizations, and offering follow-up care to ensure individuals remain on a path to stability. By bringing these services directly to hard-to-reach populations, the MIRA Bus significantly reduces barriers like transportation, ensuring equitable access to the support they need. Ultimately, donors’ contributions to the MIRA Bus Program will help fund these comprehensive outreach services, providing hope and tangible assistance to individuals experiencing homelessness, while working toward sustainable solutions for the community. | Eagle; Garfield | P.O. Box 1580 | Vail | Colorado | 81658 | Rural | ||
42 | Earthlinks, Inc. | Yes | Yes | www.earthlinks-colorado.org | $ 250.00 | EarthLinks - Workshop Programs | Operational Services | Outreach Services Case Management | EarthLinks is a Denver non-profit that offers a small amount of paid work for folks who have been unhoused. We also provide case management to help folks become more stable with income and housing. We offer other community fun and educational activities to help folks form friendships and connections with peers. | Denver | 2746 West 13th Avenue | Denver | Colorado | 80204 | Urban | ||
43 | Emergency Family Assistance Association, Inc. | No | Yes | https://www.efaa.org/ | $ 100.00 | Direct Financial Assistance for rent | Operational Services | Homelessness Prevention Services | Most of EFAA’s services revolve around homelessness prevention, and for families who do come to EFAA unhoused, we have a robust housing program that meets their needs. For homelessness prevention, EFAA typically offers direct financial assistance for rent, eviction prevention, mortgages, etc. that works to help participants remain securely housed as they work towards increased wages, pay off debts, or secure more affordable housing. Donors using the tax credit would be supporting EFAA’s direct financial assistance, including Keep Families Housed, which is a program that offers multi-month rental assistance coupled with essential family investments into longer-term financial wellbeing and economic empowerment. | Boulder | 1575 Yarmouth Ave | Boulder | Colorado | 80304 | Urban | ||
44 | Family Housing Network Of Fort Collins, Inc. | Yes | Yes | https://www.familyhousingnetwork.org/donate | $ 100.00 | Family Housing Network of Fort Collins | Operational Services | Homelessness Prevention Services Case Management Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter Other services identified as emerging, promising, and providing best practices | Family Housing Network provides overnight and day shelter, case management and longer term shelter (Bridge Housing) to families with children experiencing literal homelessness. For newly housed vulnerable families, FHN provides homelessness prevention support and case management. | Larimer | 1606 South Lemay Avenue, Suite 105 | Fort Collins | Colorado | 80525 | Urban | ||
45 | Family Promise Of Greater Denver | Yes | Yes | https://familypromise.org/ | $ 100.00 | Family Promise of Greater Denver: Shelter and Services | Operational Services | Job Placement and Workforce Ready Services Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter Case management | Our mission is to form relationships with families at risk of or experiencing homelessness by providing shelter, meals, and a spectrum of supportive services as they obtain permanent stability. | Denver | 1600 North Downing Street, Suite 500 | Denver | Colorado | 80218 | Urban | ||
46 | Family Tree Inc | Yes | Yes | https://www.thefamilytree.org/ | $ 100.00 | Family Tree Homelessness Program & Residential Programs | Operational Services | Domestic Violence Survivors Shelter and Services | Family Tree partners with all people to prevent and overcome the interconnected issues of child abuse, domestic violence and homelessness and promote safety, healing and stability across generations. Family Tree serves the seven-county metro Denver area. Last fiscal year, Family Tree served 4,788 people with direct, in-person services and responded to an additional 17,547 crisis and helpline calls. Our programs addressing homelessness include three shelters: House of Hope (for women with children), Roots of Courage (domestic violence) and GOALS - Generational Opportunities Achieving Long-term Success (for families). Each program includes support and access to basic needs, housing, rental assistance, referrals and resources, education and employment, and case management. We will soon open the Marshall Street Landing complex featuring 85 units of permanent supportive housing in Fall of 2025. | Adams; Arapahoe; Boulder; Broomfield; Denver; Douglas; Jefferson | 3805 Marshall Street | Wheat Ridge | Colorado | 80033 | Urban | ||
47 | Father Woody's Haven of Hope | Yes | Yes | https://thoh.org/ | $ 250.00 | Father Woody's Haven of Hope- Homeless Support Services | Operational Services | Case Management Job Placement and Workforce Ready Services | Projects donors fund include the Fresh Tracks program, a return to self-sufficiency program, relief services including meals, showers, clothing and laundry, as well as rehabilitation services such as the Love Your Neighbor project recovery small groups etc. | Denver | 1101 West 7th Avenue | Denver | Colorado | 80204 | Urban | ||
48 | Florence Crittenton Services | No | Yes | https://flocritco.org | $ 100.00 | Housing Support to Prevent Homelessness for Teen Parents | Operational Services | Case Management;Job Placement and Workforce Ready Services;Other Qualifying Activity;Homelessness Prevention Services | Donors will support a variety of direct service activities within our Housing Pillar and our Mental Health pillars that prevent homelessness. Case Management - Housing Pillar & Mental Health Pillar. Housing provides financial assistance in the form of rental assistance, utility payments, security deposits, relocation costs, housing basic needs, & transportation to over ~100 families annually, which increases each year as families continue to be caught between the need to work & complete high school or go to college. Paired with financial assistance, we commit a year of case management/post-placement support for each family who receives assistance. For our families who receive DHA NED vouchers we help with relocation into income-based housing units. In addition, we provide housing education, household management, financial literacy, & social emotional skill-building. Within our Mental Health Pillar, we provide bilingual mental health services in the form of group sessions, family sessions and individual sessions. Workforce Ready Services – internship opportunities for students who participate in a transitional housing program. Teen moms work 5-15 hours a week to gain hands-on experience and valuable skills development, while earning a housing stipend. Homelessness Prevention Services – rental arrears, landlord tenant mediation, emergency hotels, and placement case management support for transitional housing and affordable rentals. Other Qualifying Activity – housing basic needs supplies such as bedding, air mattresses, towels, cleaning supplies are provided to prevent future housing barriers | Adams; Arapahoe; Denver; Douglas; Jefferson | 96 S Zuni St | Denver | Colorado | 80223 | Urban | ||
49 | Focus Reentry | Yes | Yes | https://www.focusreentry.org/ | $ 100.00 | Focus on Housing Program | Operational Services | Outreach Efforts Case Management Homelessness Prevention Services | Street outreach and engagement, assistance with vital documents, assistance with rental arrears, HMIS data entry. | Boulder | 1206 Euclid Ave | Boulder | Colorado | 80302 | Urban | ||
50 | Genesis Project of Northern Colorado | No | Yes | http://www.genesisprojectnoco.org | $ 250.00 | The Genesis Project of Northern Colorado | Operational Services | Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter | Donor contributions to the Genesis Project of Northern Colorado will support a variety of services designed to help single mothers and their children achieve stability and self-sufficiency and avoid homelessness. Key activities include stable housing through fully furnished apartments, ensuring families have a safe and secure environment. Counseling and coaching services help participants heal from past trauma and provide guidance in career development and financial planning, empowering them to set and achieve personal goals. Life skills training covers essential areas such as financial literacy, parenting, and emotional well-being, equipping mothers with the tools to manage their households and relationships more effectively. For those dealing with addiction, the project offers substance abuse recovery support tailored to their needs, helping participants maintain sobriety and create a stable environment for their families. Counseling and healthy habits class promote both physical and mental health, providing a holistic approach to well-being. Additionally, each family meets with our Family Advocate weekly to track their progress, offer guidance, and connect them with necessary community resources. By supporting these activities, donors are helping to break the cycle of poverty and homelessness, giving mothers and their children the skills and resources they need to build a more secure, self-sufficient future. | Larimer; Weld | 1411 9th Ave, Unit #1 | Greeley | Colorado | 80631 | Urban | ||
51 | Grand Valley Catholic Outreach | Yes | Yes | https://www.catholicoutreach.org/ | $ 100.00 | Catholic Outreach Homeless 2024-2028 | Operational Services | Case Management Job Placement and Workforce Ready Services Homeless Prevention Services | 1.Operate Financial aid programs to help people who are at imminent risk of becoming homeless in housing 2. Provide a Day Center for services to address basic needs which will help alleviate or avoid homelessness 3. Provide permanent supportive housing for individuals who are homeless. 4. Provide a Soup Kitchen for daily noonday menu and Emergency food to those who have homes but are in need of food. 5. Provide an Almost Home guide to help people locate affordable housing 6. Provide space at the Day Center for community medical personnel to meet with persons in need of medical assistance. 7. Provide a free clothing bank that helps clothe those in need. | Mesa | 245 South 1st Street | Grand Junction | Colorado | 81501 | Urban | ||
52 | Greeley Transitional House | Greeley Family House | Yes | Yes | https://www.greeleyfamilyhouse.org/ | $ 100.00 | Greeley Transitional House | Operational Services | Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter | Donors are contributing to unrestricted funds, to be used as general operating funds for the purpose of the 30-60 day shelter program and as matching funds for any government grants to support general operating. | Weld | 1206 10th St | Greeley | Colorado | 80631 | Urban | |
53 | Haven House of Montrose, Inc. | Haven House | Yes | Yes | https://havenhousehomeless.org/ | $ 100.00 | Haven House Capital Campaign | Capital Campaign | Overnight, Day, or Emergency Shelters | If donations are made, that would be making them to help in the process of the construction of the building. Included in these would be for our childcare center and affordable housings. | Mesa; Montrose; Ouray; San Miguel | 4806 North River Road | Olathe | Colorado | 81425 | Rural | |
54 | Haven House of Montrose, Inc. | Haven House | Yes | Yes | https://havenhousehomeless.org/ | $ 100.00 | Haven House Operations | Operational Services | Job Placement and Workforce Ready Services Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter | We provide shelter for families that would otherwise be homeless. We help participants with finding jobs, child care and programs that help toward self-sufficiency. We are a transitional facility and participants can live at HH for up to 2 years. | Mesa; Montrose; Ouray; San Miguel | 4806 North River Road | Olathe | Colorado | 81425 | Rural | |
55 | High Plains Housing Development Corp. | High Plains Housing Development | Yes | Yes | https://highplainshousingdev.org/ | $ 100.00 | StarRise at North Weld Village | Capital Campaign | Supportive Housing | Donor contributions will be used to provide support of the construction of the StarRise Apartments, a 58-unit permanent supportive housing project dedicated to providing permanent housing and supportive services for Greeley/Weld’s chronically homeless individuals. | Weld | P.O. Box 1053 | Greeley | Colorado | 80632 | Urban | |
56 | Hilltop Health Services Corporation | Hilltop Community Resources, Inc. | Yes | Yes | https://www.htop.org/ | $ 100.00 | Hilltop Community Resources - Mesa County | Operational Services | Domestic Violence and Intimate Partner Violence Survivors Shelter and Services Homelessness Prevention Services Supportive housing Case management Outreach effort | Latimer House provides essential services across Western Slope communities, promoting equity, inclusivity, and diversity to end intimate partner violence and sexual assault. We address systemic inequities, support self-determination, and lead advocacy for prevention and intervention. Our compassionate, client-centered approach empowers individuals, stabilizes their lives, and helps them build a future free from violence. Hilltop’s housing services work to eliminate long term poverty and hopelessness in vulnerable young people in Mesa County, by providing access to safe and stable housing and the support needed to grow in self-sufficiency and well-being. | Mesa | 1331 Hermosa Avenue | Grand Junction | Colorado | 81506 | Urban | |
57 | Hilltop Health Services Corporation | Hilltop Community Resources, Inc. | Yes | Yes | https://www.htop.org/ | $ 100.00 | Hilltop Community Resources - Montrose, Ouray, & Delta Counties | Operational Services | Domestic Violence and Intimate Partner Violence Survivors Shelter and Services Homelessness Prevention Services Supportive housing Case management Outreach efforts | Latimer House provides essential services across Western Slope communities, promoting equity, inclusivity, and diversity to end intimate partner violence and sexual assault. We address systemic inequities, support self-determination, and lead advocacy for prevention and intervention. Our compassionate, client-centered approach empowers individuals, stabilizes their lives, and helps them build a future free from violence. Hilltop’s housing services work to eliminate long term poverty and hopelessness in vulnerable young people in Mesa County, by providing access to safe and stable housing and the support needed to grow in self-sufficiency and well-being. | Delta; Montrose; Ouray | 1331 Hermosa Avenue | Grand Junction | Colorado | 81506 | Rural | |
58 | Homeward Alliance Inc | Homeward Alliance | Yes | Yes | https://www.homewardalliance.org/ | $ 100.00 | Homeward Alliance Inc | Operational Services | Case Management Job Placement and Workforce Ready Services Supportive Housing | Homeward Alliance's Case Management/Permanent Supportive Housing programs provide intensive, supportive housing practices to transition participants from chronic homelessness to permanent, stable housing. Thirty people are served at scattered site housing throughout the community. An additional 114 individual residents are served at St Valentine Apartments in Loveland and Mason Place in Fort Collins. Job Placement and Workforce Readiness: Our EARN employment program empowers job seekers experiencing homelessness, or near homeless, to find and maintain employment. It is the only employment program of its kind in northern Colorado. We offer one-on-one employment support, operate a Career Closet, and partner with businesses. The Murphy Center for Hope is a day shelter and the hub of resources for people experiencing or at-risk of homelessness in Larimer County. More than a dozen agencies collaboratively operate 30-plus services at the building. Homeward Alliance coordinates those activities and oversees day-to-day operations. People also have on-the-spot access to a continuum of services, including basic needs (mail, lockers, showers, laundry, computer access, etc.) as well as those provided by our on-site partners, including counseling, veteran’s services, substance use disorder treatment, medical/vision/dental and senior services. Resource Navigation is a program that (a) provide task-oriented services, including document acquisition assistance (e.g. birth certificates), benefits enrollment, and employment-search assistance, (b) divert people out of homelessness at intake (e.g. rent assistance) or reunify them with friends/family who have stable housing, and (c) serve as the largest intake point for the Northern Colorado Continuum of Care’s Coordinated Entry System—the primary system through which people escape chronic homelessness in Larimer | Larimer | 242 Conifer Street | Fort Collins | Colorado | 80524 | Urban | |
59 | Homeward Bound of the Grand Valley, Inc. | Yes | Yes | https://homewardboundgv.org/ | $ 100.00 | Homeward Bound | Operational Services | Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter Case Management | Donors will be contributing to providing emergency shelter services at both HomewardBound of the Grand Valley’s North Avenue location and Pathways Family Shelter location. Emergency shelter services include shelter and meals. | Mesa | 562 29 Road | Grand Junction | Colorado | 81504 | Urban | ||
60 | Homeward Pikes Peak | Yes | Yes | https://homewardpp.org/ | $ 100.00 | Homeward Pikes Peak | Operational Services | Supportive Housing Outreach Efforts | Two program areas are supported by HCTC tax credit donations. First, the street outreach team includes 4 staff and two interns. Staff are engaged in building relationships with the unhoused who are living in camps or alone in hidden areas. The team seeks to build trust with the Colorado Springs Police HOT team and people living in homelessness. Also, they connect people with nonprofit resources available in the community, including HPP’s Housing First Program. HPP’s Street Outreach lead is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and provides compassionate care to the unhoused outside of a clinical environment. In 2023, the street outreach team served 724 individuals experiencing homelessness. The Housing First team is comprised of 6 case managers, one specifically for Veterans. The case managers keep a close, professional relationship with clients with weekly visits, referrals to medical care, support groups, counseling and much more. The case managers support clients in creating meaningful goals and reaching them. In 2023, Housing first served 135 adults and 42 children. 91.5% of clients remain in stable housing. | El Paso | 2010 East Bijou Street | Colorado Springs | Colorado | 80909 | Urban | ||
61 | House Of Neighborly Service | Yes | Yes | https://www.honservice.org/ | $ 250.00 | House of Neighborly Service | Operational Services | Case Management Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter | Help families and individuals who are either on the cuspate of homelessness or are homeless with meeting their basic need and providing connections to community resources that will help address ongoing barriers to housing success. This may be in form of case management , temporary shelter programming (families with children), and a day center (families with children), and addressing long-term needs. Other opportunities are education and tools for prevention of future homelessness. | Larimer | 1511 East 11th Street, Suite 100 | Loveland | Colorado | 80537 | Urban | ||
62 | Interfaith Hospitality Network of Colorado Springs | Family Promise of Colorado Springs | Yes | Yes | https://www.familypromisecos.org/ | $ 100.00 | Interfaith Hospitality Network Shelter | Operational Services | Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter Homelessness Prevention Services | Provide safe compassionate temporary shelter for children and their families who are situationally unhoused. We also have Homelessness Prevention Services.Provide safe compassionate temporary shelter for children and their families who are situationally unhoused. We also have Homelessness Prevention Services. | El Paso | PO Box 682 | Colorado Springs | Colorado | 80901 | Urban | |
63 | Jesus on Colfax Ministries | Yes | Yes | https://www.jesusoncolfax.org/ | $ 100.00 | Jesus on Colfax | Operational Services | Outreach Efforts Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter Job Placement and Workforce Ready Services Case Management Other Qualifying Services | Outreach: Every Tuesday night our team of staff and volunteers goes to the motels on East Colfax and builds relationships with the residents. We connect them with the Family Room where they can receive additional services and do follow ups for crisis situations. On Wednesdays we do street outreach to connect with the unhoused population on East Colfax and provide the same services. Family Room: This is a drop-in space that provides meals, classes, resource navigation, limited case management, and resources (food, clothing, hygiene items) There are 4 days open to the community . - "Other Qualifying Services" - 1 day that is targeted to individuals experiencing sexual exploitation. Shelter: We are starting a program that will include the classes that we already have going, but add housing and job training. There is a need to help people stabilize and have healthy community that we we have not been able to meet through other partners. We will start with 4 double occupancy units and hope to grow in the next year. | Adams; Arapahoe | 9360 E. Colfax Ave | Aurora | Colorado | 80010 | Urban | ||
64 | Jewish Family Service of Colorado | Yes | Yes | https://www.jewishfamilyservice.org/ | $ 250.00 | JFS Homelessness Prevention | Operational Services | Case Management Homelessness Prevention Services | JFS’s Homeless Prevention (HP) program provides financial assistance to protect families facing immediate eviction, ensuring their ability to pay their bills, stay in their homes, and increase their financial stability. This financial assistance can cover past due rent, current rent, utilities, security or rental deposits, and application fees. JFS focuses services on those at greatest risk of homelessness, not those who are the easiest to serve, ensuring they receive quick and effective services through low-barrier policies and procedures. In addition to providing financial support, JFS takes a holistic approach to delivering comprehensive support services, assessing the various needs of the individual or family and providing the appropriate services all from one organization through a range of responsive and inclusive programs to help those in need navigate life’s challenges. Once the client has been deemed eligible, a case manager will submit a payment request for any rental and utility arrears as well as the current month’s rent and utilities owed in order to avoid eviction and potential homelessness. By paying the full rental assistance needed directly to landlords, JFS prevents clients from having to solicit funds from multiple agencies. During this time, the case manager will simultaneously complete a Housing Stability Plan with the client in order to maintain their housing moving forward. To increase accessibility, JFS continues to utilize a hybrid service model for its housing assistance programs, offering both in-person and virtual meetings along with phone calls and emails. Virtual meetings have helped reduce barriers to accessing case management, including transportation and childcare, and have allowed JFS case managers to meet more regularly with their clients, regardless of location. By serving multiple needs through collaborative, innovative, and responsive wraparound programs, JFS provides clients with tools to mitigate immediate crises, eliminate barriers to economic stability, and regain long-term self-sufficiency. | Adams; Arapahoe; Boulder; Broomfield; Denver; Douglas; Jefferson | 3201 S Tamarac Dr | Denver | Colorado | 80231-4360 | Urban | ||
65 | Julia Greeley Home, Inc. | No | Yes | https://juliagreeleyhome.org/ | $ 100.00 | Julia Greeley Home | Operational Services | Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter | Donated money helps to cover a rent ($3,140/month) and also a $500 monthly management fee that provides for support staff and program direction. These housing and management costs also pay for skill-oriented classes, motivational support and individual direction so that each woman can attain self-sufficiency and stability through work, permanent housing, and/or reconciliation with family. Monthly rent, plus the program direction and on-site staff brings the annual cost to $43,680. Donor money also helps to reinforce an essential part of the JGH experience, which is participating in goal-setting and skill-oriented classes. On-site staff are available for daily help. Our program director has many years' experience in court advocacy, and is also experienced as a mentor for women testifying in domestic violence cases. She develops an individual program plan for each woman to move forward in life while pursuing her goals to find meaningful work, stable housing, and healthy relationships. Weekly group classes promote success in all the ways necessary to achieve an independent life. | Jefferson | 3613 Wyandot St. | Denver | Colorado | 80211 | Urban | ||
66 | La Puente Home Inc. | Yes | Yes | https://lapuentehome.org/ | $ 100.00 | La Puente Home Homeless Services 2019 | Operational Services | Outreach Efforts Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter Homelessness Prevention Services Supportive housing Job Placement and Workforce Ready Services Case management. | La Puente's services engage individuals experiencing or at risk of homelessness at all levels of vulnerability. Street Outreach engages with individuals experiencing unsheltered homelessness to provide immediate supplies for survival and wellbeing, our Shelter serves three meals a day, provides 59+ beds, and has a housing navigation program to place clients into housing rapidly. Crisis Prevention operates homeless prevention and rapid re-housing programs using a variety of private and government funding streams, while also providing bill pay assistance with utilities and medical needs to address non-rental issues that can cause homelessness. The Adelante Family Resource Center operates Permanent Supportive Housing units with accompanying supportive services, and our Food Bank Network provides daily food distribution with no barriers to anyone in need, including individuals experiencing or at risk of homelessness. | Alamosa | 911 State Ave | Alamosa | Colorado | 81101 | Rural | ||
67 | Loaves and Fishes Ministries of Fremont County | Yes | Yes | https://lfministries.org/ | $ 250.00 | Loaves and Fishes Ministries - Fremont County | Operational Services | Outreach Efforts Case Management Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter | Funds will be used to support our emergency shelter, street outreach program, wrap around services and case management supports for our housing programs. Wrap around services include assistance with ordering important documents, rental application fees, providing food, clothing, transportation assistance and rental application fees. | Fremont | 241 Justice Center Road | Canon City | Colorado | 81212 | Rural | ||
68 | Manna - The Durango Soup Kitchen | Manna, Manna Soup Kitchen, Manna- The Durango Soup Kitchen | Yes | Yes | https://www.mannasoupkitchen.org/ | $ 250.00 | Manna - The Durango Soup Kitchen | Operational Services | Outreach Efforts Homelessness Prevention Services Bridge Housing Rapid Re-housing Job Placement and Workforce Ready Services Case Management | Manna provides access to food, supportive services, case management, housing assistance, job development and resource navigation to help participants overcome social determinants of health barriers. Manna’s participants are food insecure, marginalized, unhoused and/or at-risk of homelessness in La Plata County and the surrounding area. We collaborate with partner organizations to reduce barriers and help individuals/families take the next steps to self-sufficiency and/or meet their goals. | Archuleta; La Plata; San Juan | 1100 Avenida Del Sol | Durango | Colorado | 81301 | Rural | |
69 | Mental Health America of Colorado | Mental Health Colorado | Yes | Yes | https://mentalhealthcolorado.org | $ 100.00 | SAFER Operations Fund | Operational Services | Outreach Effort Case Management Job Placement and Workforce Ready Services Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter Homelessness Prevention Services | SAFER provides a safe opportunity to grow, heal, and end homelessness by serving neighbors for whom the world has not been a safe place. SAFER is an initiative of Mental Health Colorado, whose mission is to advocate for every Coloradan who experiences a mental health or substance use condition each year. We engage policymakers, providers, the public, and the press to promote mental well-being, ensure equitable access to mental health and substance use care, and end discrimination. Our efforts range from the Capitol to the classroom.. SAFER provides these services to individuals who have faced complex barriers related to homelessness, mental health, substance use, and justice involvement. | Arapahoe | 303 East 17th Ave, Fourth Floor | Denver | Colorado | 80203 | Urban | |
70 | Mental Health America of Colorado | Mental Health Colorado | Yes | Yes | https://mentalhealthcolorado.org | $ 500.00 | SAFER Building Acquisition | Capital Campaign | Overnight, Day, or Emergency Shelters Facilities for Qualifying Services | SAFER’s mission is: strive for healthier minds and enhanced quality of life by decriminalizing mental health; ending discrimination and stigma; building an access to a continuum of housing options; improving and providing accessibility to supportive services, all through a holistic approach to mental health, by realizing that if an individual does not have a safe place to live, they will not be able to improve in their mental and physical well-being. This capital campaign seeks to fund the purchase of the building from which SAFER is currently operating. Owning the building will ensure we can provide a safe and secure environment for our participants. | Arapahoe | 303 East 17th Ave, Fourth Floor | Denver | Colorado | 80203 | Urban | |
71 | Mental Health Center of Denver | WellPower | Yes | Yes | https://www.wellpower.org | $ 200.00 | WellPower Housing and Residential Services | Operational Services | Case Management Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter Supportive Housing Homelessness Prevention Services | Donor contributions support all aspects of our wraparound services to support our unhoused community including securing basic needs like food, clothing, household essentials, transportation, etc. Our case managers work with people we serve to create a treatment plan and assist with securing day-to-day essentials, but also with elements like applications for income, medical or housing benefits, coordination between providers, oftentimes accompanying them to their appointments as an advocate to see them through the entire process. Upon assessment of persons in crisis at our emergency and temporary shelters, a person served is provided room and board with access to a range of on-site treatment services and interventions in a concentrated short-term way that reduces hospitalization and/or criminal justice involvement. Our permanent supportive housing provides autonomy for independent living and supports successful integration in community with little to no turnover in residents. Our staff can provide a direct connection to service providers and treatment for our residents including transportation for easy access to continuation treatment. WellPower offers a variety of prevention services to support individuals in their recovery and ensure ongoing success. Our Rehabilitation program provides many life skills prevention groups, two resource centers that offer food access, clothing, hygiene and other basic essentials, and supported education and employment services to aid at every level of an individuals’ reintegration to society. For those transitioning into independent living, we offer a payeeship program supporting individuals with their financial goals without jeopardizing treatment plans to ensure a successful transition into independence. Operating 12 residential treatment houses and 9 apartment buildings, our housing services are set up to ensure shelter, safety and treatment through every stage - from crisis to varying levels of group homes with stays ranging from two weeks to 30/60/90 days to 2 years, all the way to permanent supportive housing. | Denver | 4141 E Dickenson Place | Denver | Colorado | 80222 | Urban | |
72 | Mile High Ministries | Yes | Yes | https://milehighmin.org/ | $ 250.00 | Joshua Station (Mile High Ministries)Transitional Housing & Employment Services | Operational Services | Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter Job Placement and Workforce Ready Services Case Management | Safe, stable housing Family Advocacy Mental Health support for all members of the family Education support for all members of the family including GED, ABE, ESL, tutoring and college scholarships Early childhood education programming Employment support | Denver | 913 Wyandot Street | Denver | Colorado | 80204 | Urban | ||
73 | Mile High United Way Inc. | Mile High United Way | Yes | Yes | https://unitedwaydenver.org | $ 250.00 | Uptown Apartments - Operations | Operational Services | Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter | Donating to the Uptown Apartments project will support vital activities that provide transitional housing and essential services to individuals and families moving out of homelessness. Uptown is currently home to 5 Bridging the Gap (BTG) families, 4 new-to-country families, and 6 below-market-rate residents. The project has expanded to address the growing influx of migrants arriving in Denver, collaborating with other service providers to offer housing and transitioning to direct leasing relationships with these families. The Uptown Apartments provide temporary, transitional housing, serving as a bridge between emergency shelters and permanent housing. Residents, including migrant families, receive tailored supportive services to address barriers to long-term housing stability. These services include weekly walk-in support from 211 Navigators and the Manager of Disaster Response, who provide on-site assistance in accessing essential resources like childcare, employment, and healthcare. Donations will fund critical components of this project, including staffing for 211 walk-in navigators, disaster response teams, and facilities personnel responsible for maintaining the building. Additionally, contributions will help provide residents with essential items such as diapers, baby formula, clothes, and move-in kits containing household necessities like pots, pans, and silverware, ensuring that families are equipped for success as they transition to permanent housing. | Denver | 711 Park Avenue West | Denver | Colorado | 80205 | Urban | |
74 | Mile High United Way Inc. | Mile High United Way | Yes | Yes | https://unitedwaydenver.org | $ 250.00 | Uptown Apartments - Capital | Capital Campaign | Community Overnight Shelters, Community Day Shelters, or Emergency Shelters | Donating capital to the Uptown Apartments will make a tangible difference in a vital transitional housing project. Contributions will help preserve this historic building, ensuring it remains structurally sound and visually appealing. The funding will support crucial upgrades to enhance safety, functionality, and comfort for residents who are transitioning from homelessness to stable housing. Transitional Housing at the Uptown Apartments offers temporary, service-focused housing designed to help individuals and families overcome barriers to housing stability. It serves as an intermediate step between emergency shelter and permanent housing, providing a secure environment for up to three years, during which residents receive tailored supportive services. These services may include support in accessing critical community resources, donated furniture and diapers, and other interventions to address the unique needs of each household. Additionally, donations will ensure the building meets current energy efficiency and safety standards, aligning the project with the Colorado Health Foundation’s goal of creating a community hub for affordable housing and resources. By contributing, donors help maintain a safe and supportive environment where residents can stabilize and rebuild their lives. The Uptown Apartments also address urgent community needs, including housing for the growing number of migrants arriving in Denver. Donors are supporting a project that adapts to these evolving demands by offering families the stability they need to move out of homelessness and onto a path toward permanent housing. | Denver | 711 Park Avenue West | Denver | Colorado | 80205 | Urban | |
75 | Mile High United Way Inc. | Mile High United Way | Yes | Yes | https://unitedwaydenver.org | $ 250.00 | Bridging the Gap | Operational Services | Case Management;Supportive Housing | Bridging the Gap (BTG) is a model program serving young adults experiencing homelessness. Most participants, ages 18 to 24, have transitioned out of the child welfare system (foster care or department of youth services). We take a strengths-based approach to empower these young people to overcome past challenges and gain the tools to thrive as adults. BTG uses a multi-generational, holistic approach grounded in safe, stable housing and bolstered through wraparound services connecting participants to basic needs, education opportunities, and workforce preparation. The program leverages a three-year housing voucher provided through the federal Housing and Urban Development’s Family Unification Program (FUP) and administered locally through an innovative partnership between BTG and the Colorado Department of Local Affairs/Division of Housing. The FUP vouchers are intended specifically for young adults who’ve interacted with the juvenile and social services systems. BTG is the only program in Metro Denver that administers the volume of youth specific FUP vouchers in combination with supportive services. BTG also serves as a designated Family Unification Program’s Family Self-Sufficiency (FUP-FSS) site and can award an additional five years of housing for youth who are employed or attending high school or post-secondary programs – extending the runway for participants to achieve their goals. At the heart of the program are BTG Independent Living and Family Support Coaches who partner with participants to create pathways to success and economic self-sufficiency. | Denver | 711 Park Avenue West | Denver | Colorado | 80205 | Urban | |
76 | Mile High United Way Inc. | Mile High United Way | Yes | Yes | https://unitedwaydenver.org | $ 250.00 | 211 Help Center | Operational Services | Homelessness Prevention Services Case Management | When donors contribute to Mile High United Way’s 211 Help Center, they directly support a variety of critical services for individuals and families in Colorado. One key activity is the finalization of a specialized hotline dedicated to individuals experiencing homelessness or facing eviction. The “Housing Hotline” will offer both English and Spanish options, allowing callers to easily navigate the system and be connected to essential housing-related resources. By calling the hotline, individuals will hear, “Thank you for calling Mile High United Way’s Homelessness Prevention Line, powered by 211 Colorado. Please select 1 for English or 2 for Spanish. A navigator will be with you shortly.” Navigators will then guide callers to relevant services, such as rental assistance and housing support. In addition to this targeted support, the broader 211 Help Center provides connections to over 7,000 community resources across multiple sectors, including food, housing, childcare, and healthcare. In FY24, the center made over 278,000 referrals and assisted thousands of individuals with applying for essential services like the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP). Donors enable 211 to operate this crucial lifeline, ensuring that help is available in moments of crisis, and that resources are accessible in both English and Spanish, with additional translation services for over 240 languages. | Adams; Alamosa; Arapahoe; Archuleta; Baca; Bent; Boulder; Broomfield; Chaffee; Cheyenne; Clear Creek; Conejos; Costilla; Crowley; Custer; Delta; Denver; Dolores; Douglas; Eagle; El Paso; Elbert; Fremont; Garfield; Gilpin; Grand; Gunnison; Hinsdale; Huerfano; Jackson; Jefferson; Kiowa; Kit Carson; La Plata; Lake; Larimer; Las Animas; Lincoln; Logan; Mesa; Mineral; Moffat; Montezuma; Montrose; Morgan; Otero; Ouray; Park; Phillips; Pitkin; Prowers; Pueblo; Rio Blanco; Rio Grande; Routt; Saguache; San Juan; San Miguel; Sedgwick; Summit; Teller; Washington; Weld; Yuma | 711 Park Avenue West | Denver | Colorado | 80205 | Urban | |
77 | Movement 5280 | Yes | Yes | http://www.movement5280.org/ | $ 100.00 | Capital Campaign - Day Center with Corey's House Transitional Housing | Capital Campaign | Overnight, Day, or Emergency Shelters | Donors supporting this project will contribute to the renovation of the Movement 5280 day center, which serves as a critical resource for those experiencing homelessness in Englewood. The expanded day center will include case management services, access to basic needs (such as showers and hygiene products), and serve as a shelter in extreme weather conditions. Future development will include Cory’s House, which aims to provide transitional housing and wrap-around services to young adults aged 30 and under. | Arapahoe | 3190 S Grant Street | Englewood | Colorado | 80113 | Urban | ||
78 | Movement 5280 | Yes | Yes | http://www.movement5280.org/ | $ 100.00 | Services for Youth Experiencing Homelessness | Operational Services | Outreach Efforts Case Management Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter | Movement 5280’s project provides essential services to the homeless and at-risk youth populations through our Survive, Thrive, and Revive programs. Donor contributions will support a wide range of activities designed to offer immediate relief, long-term stability, and recovery. Through the Survive program, donors will help fund services at our day center, which is open six days a week, providing meals, hygiene support, and access to essential resources. During extreme weather conditions, we offer overnight inclement weather shelter and serve as a warming site in the winter and a cooling site in the summer. These contributions ensure that individuals have a safe place to rest and stay healthy during harsh conditions. In the Thrive program, donor support will help us deliver job skills training and employment assistance, empowering our clients to secure stable employment. Activities include resume-building workshops, job readiness training, and connections with local employers to foster long-term stability. Finally, the Revive program offers peer recovery services and mental health support to individuals recovering from trauma, substance use, or other challenges. Donors will support activities such as peer coaching, mental health sessions, and recovery support groups, ensuring participants receive the emotional and psychological care they need. Overall, donor contributions will help Movement 5280 provide comprehensive care, addressing immediate needs while offering pathways to self-sufficiency and recovery. These efforts reduce homelessness, improve employment rates, and enhance the quality of life for the vulnerable populations we serve. | Adams; Arapahoe; Denver; Jefferson | 3190 S Grant Street | Englewood | Colorado | 80113 | Urban | ||
79 | Neighbor to Neighbor, Inc. | Yes | Yes | http://www.n2n.org | $ 250.00 | N2N Homelessness Prevention | Operational Services | Homelessness Prevention Services | N2N's Homelessness Prevention program assists people in housing crises to secure and maintain affordable, sustainable rental housing. The program provides budget education, direct rent assistance, and supportive services/referrals. | Larimer | 1550 Blue Spruce Dr. | Fort Collins | Colorado | 80524 | Urban | ||
80 | Open Door Ministries | Yes | Yes | https://www.odmdenver.org/ | $ 1,000.00 | Family Room Outreach | Operational Services | Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter Job Placement and Workforce Ready Services | The following services are offered through the Family Room: 1. The basics. Clients can stop by and access shelter, water, coffee, snack items, a restroom, a plug for their phones, and positive human interactions with our staff. They can rest for an hour, ask for prayer, and have their basic needs seen to. 2. Resource navigation. Staff members help clients navigate available resources and work to connect them to assistance. This includes referring them to resources for transitioning into housing. 3. Support. Peer support specialists meet with clients to connect them to resources and support the clients on their journey because they have experienced a similar journey. Peer support specialists are in active recovery. Clients also access spiritual support through one on one staff prayer and active positive engagement with staff. 4. Giving back. Client “buy-in” engages homeless clients in leadership through service. They agree to assist with the upkeep of the facilities (mopping, sweeping, cleaning the bathroom, etc.) and are allowed to earn privileges through this engagement. | Denver | PO Box 18018 | Denver | Colorado | 80218 | Urban | ||
81 | Open Door Ministries | Yes | Yes | https://www.odmdenver.org/ | $ 1,000.00 | Supportive Homes at Open Door | Operational Services | Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter Job Placement and Workforce Ready Services | Open Door’s supportive homes give people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness a safe place to live. Our Te Veo House program welcomes women coming directly off the streets, and provides one on one mentoring, resource connection, shelter, meals, and therapy to help the women transition out of fight or flight mode and plan their next steps. Our LightHouse program provides housing for men who are newly sober and who need a supportive community to avoid returning to homelessness. The home provides peer support, resource connection, mentoring, meals, and case management for the men as they find gainful employment and continue in their sobriety. | Denver | PO Box 18018 | Denver | Colorado | 80218 | Urban | ||
82 | Partners in Housing | Yes | Yes | https://partnersinhousing.org/ | $ 250.00 | Partners in Housing: Homeless Family Self-Sufficiency Program | Operational Services | Case Management Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter Domestic violence shelters & services | Beyond receiving one year of transitional housing, families in the program commit to individualized case management, life skill training, budget and credit counseling, career preparedness and placement, and housing navigation sessions. | El Paso | 455 Gold Pass Heights | Colorado Springs | Colorado | 80906 | Urban | ||
83 | Posada | Yes | Yes | https://posadapueblo.org/ | $ 100.00 | Emergency, Transitional, and Permanent Housing | Operational Services | Outreach efforts Safe emergency, temporary, or transitional shelters Prevention services that target individuals or families facing imminent risk of homelessness Supportive Housing Case management Other services identified as emerging, promising, and providing best practices | Posada's mission is to create and provide emergency, transitional, and stable housing and supportive services that empower homeless and at risk of becoming homeless families with children, unaccompanied youth 18-24, veterans, and aging adults in Pueblo County to become self-sufficient and valuing each person, believing that everyone has a right to shelter, food, and basic needs. Posada currently provides emergency shelter for 11 families, transitional housing for 6 unaccompanied youth who are employed or attending school, and 32 units of housing for veterans. We also provide 52 units of low-income housing, 17 units of single room occupancy (SRO) units for homeless and low-income aging adults, and 32 units of low-income housing for clients who many have physical and mental health challenges. In addition to the housing that we manage we also provide emergency hotel shelter nights and rental assistance. Posada believes that homelessness can be reduced only if underlying causes are addressed, including the lack of affordable housing and the need for a continuum of services and resources to help clients and their families obtain and maintain stable housing. Posada’s priority is to secure the services and housing that people need, whether provided by Posada or through the network of agencies available in Pueblo and the surrounding areas. In doing so the agency provides an integrated system of care to ensure safety and support for the homeless and at risk of becoming homeless through a network of resources where the experts in each area provide services and duplication of resources is avoided. Posada partners with these agencies to provide the best services and resources in the most expeditious way possible to serve our clients more effectively and efficiently. Posada also builds and rehabilitates housing for those in the lowest income brackets to address the critical shortage of affordable housing. | Pueblo | 827 E. 4th Street | Pueblo | Colorado | 81001 | Urban | ||
84 | Project Restart Inc | Housed, Working and Healthy | Yes | Yes | https://housedworkingandhealthy.org/ | $ 100.00 | Pathways to Independence: Transforming Lives through Housed, Working and Healthy's Culinary Workforce Training | Operational Services | Case Management Job Placement and Workforce Ready Services | Donors will be supporting: Housing: HWH collaborates with 20+ housing partners, offering off site accommodations and a dedicated housing workshop to students. Some housing support services are also provided. Transportation: HWH provides transport to and from its workforce training, interviews, and up to 60 days post-employment. Participants access additional services like bus passes, gas cards, and car repairs. Culinary Workforce Training: In partnership with Emily Griffith Technical College, HWH delivers the Culinary Quickstart and Restaurant Ready curricula at its Fort Logan campus. Students earn three industry certificates, benefiting from a daily stipend of $35/day and part-time employment. Internship: Students undertake an 8-to-12-week internship, preparing for career placement. Mental Health: Onsite case managers and third-party providers offer daily mentoring, clinical therapy, and workshops tailored to individual needs, facilitating access to permanent housing and community resources. Employment: HWH’s Employment Coaches assist students in securing sustainable employment in hospitality, grocery stores, and senior living homes. Coaches continue support for a year or longer, as needed, post-graduation with all positions offering an average $40,000 annual salary. Additional Services: Daily workshops cover essential life skills such as accessing social services, job readiness, tenancy skills, and wellness maintenance. | Denver | 1903 S Grant St | Denver | Colorado | 80210 | Urban | |
85 | Providence Network | Yes | Yes | https://providencenetwork.org/ | $ 100.00 | Providence Network: Homeless Support Services | Operational Services | Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter | Our FirstStep housing programs are two year programs that focus on personal and professional development and provide housing, 24/7 live-in staff, weekly activities and community meals, peer-led recovery, counseling, recovery support, mentorship, financial and professional coaching and assistance. Our NextStep are affordable apartments below market rate apartment communities that allows individuals and families to continue living in a healthy, supportive sober-living community after graduating from transitional housing. Services include live-in staff members who facilitate access to recovery support, social gatherings, case management and counseling access, and emergency / crisis support. | Denver | 357 N. Broadway | Denver | Colorado | 80203 | Urban | ||
86 | Pueblo Cooperative Care Center | Yes | Yes | WWW.COOPERATIVECARE.ORG | $ 100.00 | Outreach Programs | Operational Services | Outreach Efforts Case Management | We distribute blessing bags of food to homeless. We also provide assistance with medical vouchers, ID vouchers, clothing and hygiene. We also have a Shower Program that operates one day a week to provide the homeless or anyone in need of a shower, hygiene and clothing. | Pueblo | 326 W 8th Street | Pueblo | Colorado | 81003 | Urban | ||
87 | Ready to Work Aurora | Yes | Yes | https://boulderbridgehouse.org | $ 100.00 | Ready to Work Aurora | Operational Services | Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter Case Management Job Placement and Workforce Ready Services | Ready to Work provides adults experiencing homelessness a unique opportunity to rebuild their lives through work. Our holistic approach combines three elements - paid work in a Ready to Work social enterprise, dormitory housing at a Ready to Work House, and case management support. | Boulder;Broomfield;Weld | 5345 Arapahoe Ave | Boulder | Colorado | 80303 | Urban | ||
88 | RecoveryWorks | Yes | Yes | recoveryworkstoday.org | $ 500.00 | R3 Navigation Center | Operational Services | Case Management Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter | RecoveryWorks provides comprehensive and integrated emergency and rehousing services for any unhoused person in Jefferson County. The Navigation Center serves as a low-barrier drop-in center where unhoused adults can directly access food, showers, laundry, mail services, housing-focused case management, primary and behavioral health care and referrals. The Bridge Housing project offers direct access to non-congregate emergency shelter and stabilization in a motel for unhoused adults who have an identified permanent housing solution. The Acute Medical Respite program offers up to 30-days stay for unhoused adults - referred from local hospitals or homeless services providers - who need short-term recuperative care secondary to an acute medical condition. | Jefferson | 11420 W 45TH Pl | Wheat Ridge | Colorado | 80033 | Urban | ||
89 | Response - Help for Survivors of Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault | Yes | Yes | www.responsehelps.org | $ 100.00 | Halle Center for Hope and Healing Capital Campaign | Capital Campaign | Overnight, Day, or Emergency Shelters Facilities used to provide housing or services to individuals or families experiencing homelessness, including facilities that are necessary to perform qualifying services | The first domestic abuse shelter in the Roaring Fork Valley will provide overnight, day, and emergency shelter for survivors. The facility will be used to provide safe housing and services to individuals and families experiencing homelessness. In addition to temporary housing staff advocates will provide services that include, financial assistance for basic needs, legal fees and future housing. The will also provide safety planning, crisis intervention, and information, resources and referrals to other agencies. | Eagle; Garfield; Pitkin | 405 Castle Creek Road Suite 203 | Aspen | Colorado | 81611 | Rural | ||
90 | Response - Help for Survivors of Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault | Yes | Yes | www.responsehelps.org | $ 100.00 | Housing for Survivors Program | Operational Services | Domestic Violence Survivors Shelter and Services | Response Housing Program provides financial and housing support to survivors in our community. Through contributions we are able to assist clients with attaining independence by supporting them with initial security deposits and rental assistance. Response also provides short term shelter for clients by renting apartments throughout the Roaring Fork Valley. | Eagle; Garfield; Pitkin | 405 Castle Creek Road Suite 203 | Aspen | Colorado | 81611 | Rural | ||
91 | Restore Innocence | Reclaiming Hope | Yes | Yes | www.reclaiming-hope.org | $ 100.00 | Transitional Housing | Operational Services | Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter | Donors help support single women, as well as a single mom with 2 children, have a stable. safe place to live while participating in a job readiness program, budgeting support, future planning (ie permanent housing, transportation, etc), all with the support and accountability of Reclaiming Hope case managers. | El Paso | PO Box 50495 | Colorado Springs | Colorado | 80949 | Urban | |
92 | Sacred Heart House of Denver | Yes | Yes | https://sacredhearthouse.com/ | $ 250.00 | Sacred Heart House of Denver | Operational Services | Case Management Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter | Sacred Heart House of Denver provides a Continuum of Services to single mothers with children and single women experiencing homelessness in Denver, enabling them to move to stable housing and achieve and maintain self-sufficiency. The In-House Stabilization Program provides safe shelter and emergency services to meet the basic human needs of these women and children. With case management and referrals to community resources, women secure housing and address issues that led to their homelessness. As women move to stable housing, services of the Follow-Up Program help them reestablish homes. This program, unique to Sacred Heart House, continues to provide services to former recipients of In-House Stabilization services, so they can sustain their housing, increase their stabilization, and avert future homelessness. With up to two years of supportive housing in six agency-owned condominiums, single mothers pursue education/employment goals in the Transitional Housing Program. Case management guides them in addressing barriers to their past success and in developing critical budgeting, time/household management and parenting skills. Upon leaving the program, they move to more permanent sustainable housing. | Denver | 2844 Lawrence Street | Denver | Colorado | 80205 | Urban | ||
93 | SafeHouse Denver | Yes | Yes | https://safehouse-denver.org/ | $ 100.00 | Safehouse - Homeless Assistance | Operational Services | Domestic Violence Survivors Shelter and Services Outreach efforts | Our Emergency Shelter provides safe housing, basic necessities, safety planning, advocacy-based counseling, and group support for adults and children fleeing domestic violence. The 24-Hour Crisis and Information Line is staffed 365 days a year by Advocates and highly trained volunteers. The Extended Stay Program (ESP) provides safe, temporary housing to survivors who are out of acute crisis but in need of short-term housing while they work to access transitional or permanent housing as well as other stability-building resources. The Counseling and Advocacy Center (CAC) provides non-residential services that address the impact of domestic violence on adults, children and youth. Community Education involves Board Members, Management Team, Development Staff, Volunteers and Advocates, all of whom provide educational presentations to government agencies, nonprofits, service clubs, faith-based organizations, companies, and schools. | Denver | 1649 N Downing Street | Denver | Colorado | 80218 | Urban | ||
94 | Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Nonviolence, Inc. | SPAN | Yes | Yes | www.safehousealliance.org | $ 100.00 | SPAN Shelter and Support Services for Survivors of Domestic Violence and Their Children | Operational Services | Domestic Violence Survivors Shelter and Services | Activities included in this project are: Emergency Shelter: Safe, confidential shelter for survivors of domestic violence and their children Basic needs support while at Shelter, including food, clothing, weekly visits from Clinica Family Health Services staff, etc. Survivors and their children may remain at SPAN’s Shelter for up to six weeks, with exceptions made on a case-by-case basis Case management, safety planning, resource navigation to help survivors craft post-shelter plans and connect to community resources Trauma-informed support for children and youth who have experienced domestic violence Access to SPAN’s other services, including legal advocacy, counseling, and the Shelter-based Housing Hub Intensive housing advocacy, case management, and resource navigation to support survivors transitioning from Shelter directly into stable housing Referrals to community resources to support housing stability and increased self-sufficiency | Boulder; Broomfield | 835 North Street | Boulder | Colorado | 80304 | Urban | |
95 | Second Chance Center Inc | Yes | Yes | https://www.scccolorado.org/ | $ 500.00 | Providence at the Heights | Operational Services | Case Management Supportive Housing Homelessness Prevention Services | PATH provides support for residents 24/7 – care staff are always at the front desk and ready to help if/as needed. Each individual or family works with a care manager who partners with them on a care plan, and residents have access to behavioral health care, mental health care, substance use disorder counseling and treatment, medical care (all PATH residents are enrolled in Medicaid), childcare, education, food support, and work-based learning opportunities. Additional support includes parenting groups, family reunification, and a major focus on shared community activities such as cooking classes and holiday celebrations. PATH has a child and family advocate who focuses on every aspect of the children’s wellbeing, including school attendance and academic progress. PATH has regular resident meetings where decisions are made as a group. | Adams; Arapahoe; Boulder; Broomfield; Denver; Douglas; Jefferson | 224 Potomac St | Aurora | Colorado | 80011 | Urban | ||
96 | Second Chance Center Inc | Yes | Yes | https://www.scccolorado.org/ | $ 500.00 | Residences at Acoma | Capital Campaign | Supportive Housing | Set to open in November 2025, Residences on Acoma will be a four-story affordable housing building with 128 apartments. The 60 apartments for which we are seeking HCTC donations are designed for older people and those with physical and mental disabilities who need onsite services. Older adults experiencing homelessness is a growing concern in the Denver metro area, and SCC welcomes the opportunity to provide stability for this vulnerable population. The development broke ground in May 2024 and is currently under construction. When open, Residences on Acoma will be staffed 24/7 and the residents of the 60 permanent supportive apartments will work with a care manager who will partner with them on a care plan including benefits acquisition. Residents will have access to behavioral health care, mental health care, substance use disorder counseling and treatment, medical care (all residents will be enrolled in Medicaid), food support, and training/employment placement for those who wish to work and whose health permits it. Staff also help residents engage in fun and enjoyable onsite activities and field trips. SCC’s primary goal is to support Acoma’s residents in building a welcoming community. | Adams; Arapahoe; Boulder; Broomfield; Denver; Douglas; Jefferson | 224 Potomac St | Aurora | Colorado | 80011 | Urban | ||
97 | Senior Support Services | Yes | Yes | https://www.seniorsupportservices.org/ | $ 100.00 | Senior Support Services_ Homeless Support | Operational Services | Case Management | Day shelter for low-income older adults providing three meals a day, clothing and hygiene bank, bus tickets, access to mail and computers, and a safe place to socialize with peers Comprehensive, individualized case management services, often focused on applying for/resolving issues with government benefits and affordable housing. Also provides assistance with legal issues, medical problems, and document acquisition, as well as mental health support | Adams; Arapahoe; Broomfield; Clear Creek; Denver; Douglas; Gilpin; Jefferson | 846 East 18th Avenue | Denver | Colorado | 80218 | Urban | ||
98 | Springs Rescue Mission | Yes | Yes | https://www.springsrescuemission.org/ | $ 250.00 | Springs Rescue Mission Capital Improvement Project | Capital Campaign | Facilities for Housing or Services | At Springs Rescue Mission, we are committed to serving and providing better spaces for our guests. Your contribution is crucial in upgrading existing sheltering and programming spaces, allowing us to increase capacity as the needs grow. Your support is instrumental in creating a safe, centralized campus for individuals seeking services and shelter, making you an integral part of our mission to build a supportive community. | El Paso | 5 West Las Vegas Street | Colorado Springs | Colorado | 80903 | Urban | ||
99 | Springs Rescue Mission | Yes | Yes | https://www.springsrescuemission.org/ | $ 250.00 | Springs Rescue Mission: Homeless Housing & Employment Services | Operational Services | Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter Job Placement and Workforce Ready Services | Providing shelter goes beyond a bed at night. You are providing wrap-around care for individuals on our resource campus. This includes three daily meals, laundry, showers, pet kennels, mental and physical health care, addiction recovery, educational classes, vocational training, and more. This holistic approach addresses health, work, and housing with the goal of reintegration into our community in a self-sufficient manner. | El Paso | 5 West Las Vegas Street | Colorado Springs | Colorado | 80903 | Urban | ||
100 | Step Denver | Yes | Yes | www.stepdenver.org | $ 1,000.00 | Steps for Success | Operational Services | Safe emergency, temporary or transitional shelters Job Placement and Workforce Ready Services | Upon entering the Steps for Success program at Step Denver (a no-cost to enter, same day admission, 60-bed facility), residents build their foundation and develop healthy daily routines, placing recovery and work in the forefront of their priorities. During their stay, residents receive employment education and coaching from Step’s Career Counselor and obtain a full-time, tax-paying job. Financial stressors are a factor often contributing to relapse for those in recovery and financial emergencies can also quickly lead to homelessness. For these reasons, Step places a strict emphasis on residents building personal savings accounts while in the program, and requires residents to save 20% of their gross income from each paycheck. Step Denver’s goal is to help men end their cycle of addiction, take back control of their lives, and transition to a safe and sober living environment where they can become productive, contributing members of their families and community. | Denver | 2029 Larimer Street | Denver | Colorado | 80205 | Urban | ||
101 | Step Springs | Yes | Yes | https://stepdenver.org/ | $ 1,000.00 | Step Springs - Capital Campaign | Capital Campaign | Facilities for Qualifying Services | Step Springs will provide safe, sober housing for our men experiencing homelessness. We will help them rebuild their lives through an array of recovery and life skills curriculum. Services include: one-on-one peer recovery coaching, individualized career counseling, small groups covering a multitude of recovery and life skills development topics, dental care, family reconciliation therapy, fitness and nutrition classes, and financial literacy/budgeting education. | El Paso | 4525 Northpark Drive | Colorado Springs | Colorado | 80918 | Urban | ||
102 | Step Springs | Yes | Yes | https://stepdenver.org/ | $ 1,000.00 | Step Springs - Steps for Success Program | Operational Services | Job Placement and Workforce Ready Services;Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter | Step Springs will provide safe, sober housing for our men experiencing homelessness. We will help them rebuild their lives through an array of recovery and life skills curriculum. Services include: one-on-one peer recovery coaching, individualized career counseling, small groups covering a multitude of recovery and life skills development topics, dental care, family reconciliation therapy, fitness and nutrition classes, and financial literacy/budgeting education. | El Paso | 4525 Northpark Drive | Colorado Springs | Colorado | 80918 | Urban | ||
103 | The Bridge Emergency Shelter | Yes | Yes | https://thebridgeshelter.com | $ 200.00 | The Bridge Emergency Shelter - Operations | Operational Services | Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter | Seasonal overnight shelter, meals, clothing, shower/laundry services, connection to resources. Guests have equal opportunity to participate in Day Labor which runs year round. | Montezuma | 735 N Park St | Cortez | Colorado | 81321 | Rural | ||
104 | The Community Firm | The Community Economic Defense Project | Yes | Yes | www.cedproject.org | $ 100.00 | Homelessness Diversion | Operational Services | Case Management Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter Homelessness Prevention Services | CEDP’s integrated supportive services program provides a comprehensive range of services designed to address the holistic needs of individuals experiencing homelessness, housing instability, or other barriers to self-sufficiency. The program typically involves a combination of case management, housing assistance, and wraparound services that work together to foster long-term stability. CEDP’s Homelessness Prevention program focuses on providing targeted support to individuals and families at risk of losing their housing, aiming to prevent homelessness before it occurs. The program offers a range of services designed to stabilize housing situations, address immediate financial crises, and support long-term self-sufficiency. Key activities include financial assistance to cover rent, utility arrears, or other housing-related expenses to prevent eviction. This may involve direct payment to landlords or utility providers and short-term rental assistance. Our case management services play a central role, assessing each client's specific needs and working to develop individualized action plans that stabilize their housing. In addition to financial support, the program connects participants to legal services, such as eviction defense, landlord-tenant mediation, or lease negotiation, to address potential disputes that could result in homelessness. Clients may also be referred to community resources for employment assistance, job training, or income stabilization to improve financial resilience. | Adams; Arapahoe; Boulder; Broomfield; Denver; Douglas; Jefferson; La Plata; Lake | 1035 Osage St #835 | Denver | Colorado | 80204 | Urban | |
105 | The Delores Project | Yes | Yes | www.thedeloresproject.org | $ 100.00 | The Delores Project Shelter and Supportive Housing | Operational Services | Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter Supportive Housing | HCTC qualified donations support The Delores Project's Emergency Shelter and Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) services. TDP's 24/7 Emergency Shelter provides 50 available beds to women, nonbinary and transgender individuals experiencing homelessness. TDP also maintains 35 supportive housing units for chronically homeless and/or disabled individuals. Both Emergency Shelter and PSH programs provide wrap-around services, such as: case management, life skills classes, community events, and behavioral health and wellness counseling. | Denver | 3450 West 13th Ave | Denver | Colorado | 80204 | Urban | ||
106 | The Gathering Place | Yes | Yes | www.tgpdenver.org | $ 250.00 | The Gathering Place - emergency 24/7 shelter and daytime shelter | Operational Services | Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter Case Management | HCTC contributions support operating expenses at TGP’s day center, which served more than 5,000 people last year. Services include nutritious meals, showers and laundry facilities, clothing and hygiene supplies, a food pantry, mail, phones, computers, housing-focused case management, family services, and a wellness program that offers robust physical and behavioral health services. Activities are designed to resolve immediate crises by meeting immediate shelter needs, providing basic necessities, safety planning, and working toward longer-term goals. TGP addresses social determinants of health by providing nutritious and culturally appropriate foods, operating low-barrier housing services that prioritize race and gender equity, providing direct financial assistance, and offering consistent opportunities for community building. | Denver | 1535 High St | Denver | Colorado | 80218 | Urban | ||
107 | The Inn Between of Longmont, Inc. | Yes | Yes | https://www.theinnbetween.org/ | $ 100.00 | Wesley Townhomes | Capital Campaign | Facilities for Qualifying Services | The Inn Between vision is for diverse, low-income St. Vrain Valley residents to have the keys to home and a brighter future. Working towards this vision, we work collaboratively with the community to identify the unhoused and offer them equitable access to affordable housing and support services. Through ongoing conversations with The Heart of Longmont Church, their faith community was inspired to ease the housing cost burden for low-income families by donating a 3/4 parcel of their church site for development. The Wesley Home project was conceived to provide a new Next Step Housing opportunity, with ongoing services, for households graduating from our Transitional Housing Program with annual earnings of 40% AMI. Upon completion, Wesley Townhomes will consist of eleven 2- and 3-bedroom units, serving up to 50 low-income adults and children. It will include a multi-purpose space for advocacy, educational purposes, and community gatherings will be onsite. Wesley Homes households will be drawn from a pool of current Inn Between residents and the broader community earning 40% AMI. All Wesley Homes residents will have full access to our supportive resources designed to support their goals to attain homeownership or market rate rental housing. By providing additional stable, permanently affordable housing an unmet health-related need is filled that fosters a more equitable, socially just community. | Boulder; Weld | 515 Kimbark St, Ste 107 | Longmont | Colorado | 80501 | Urban | ||
108 | The Inn Between of Longmont, Inc. | Yes | Yes | https://www.theinnbetween.org/ | $ 100.00 | General Operations | Operational Services | Case Management Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter | The Inn Between's mission is to provide affordable housing and promote stability to diverse families and individuals by utilizing community resources, support services, advocacy, and life skills training. With housing stabilized, our residents can work to achieve long-term housing stability for their families. | Boulder; Weld | 515 Kimbark St, Ste 107 | Longmont | Colorado | 80501 | Urban | ||
109 | The PLACE | Yes | Yes | https://theplacecos.org/ | $ 100.00 | The PLACE: Youth Exiting Homelessness to Live Self-Determined, Fulfilled Lives | Operational Services | Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter Outreach Efforts Homelessness Prevention Services Supportive housing Job Placement and Workforce Ready Services Case management | Outreach efforts; safe emergency, temporary and/or transitional shelter outreach efforts; prevention services that target individuals facing imminent risk of homelessness; supportive housing; employment outcome services; and case management | El Paso | 423 East Cucharras Street | Colorado Springs | Colorado | 80903 | Urban | ||
110 | The Salvation Army | Yes | Yes | www.imsalvationarmy.org | $ 250.00 | Colorado Homeless Services Project | Operational Services | Case Management Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter Domestic Violence Survivors Shelter and Services Job Placement and Workforce Ready Services Homelessness Prevention Services | Funds through HCTC can be designated to any of the following activities: Denver Metro Rapid Rehousing (Housing Now) Denver Met Emergency Shelter for individuals (Crossroads, Aspen, Stone Creek) Denver Metro Emergency Shelter for families (Lambuth and Tamarac) Denver Metro Addiction Recovery for men (Harbor Light) Denver Metro Workforce Development (Employment Pathways) Statewide Resource Navigation and Eviction Prevention (Connection Center) Colorado Springs Emergency Shelter for families and veteran families Colorado Springs Emergency Shelter for individuals Colorado Springs Transitional Housing for families and veteran families Shelters of The Salvation Army provide lodging and three meals a day, as well as housing-focused case management. The Salvation Army’s rapid rehousing program helps families experiencing homelessness to identify housing options, provides short term rental assistance, and 12 months of stabilizing case management. The Salvation Army’s addiction recovery program provides 6 months of residential relapse prevention programming at no cost to guests, followed by an additional optional 12 months of transitional sober living at minimal cost. The Salvation Army’s resource navigation center answers calls from across the state and connects individuals with needed resources in their area. It also provides emergency rental assistance to prevent imminent evictions. The Salvation Army’s workforce development program provides job coaching including resume building, application assistance, interview practice, etc. and offers no-cost job training opportunities for careers in the culinary, warehouse/distribution, and customer service fields. | Denver; El Paso | 1370 Pennsylvania Street | Denver | Colorado | 80203 | Urban | ||
111 | The St. Francis Center | Yes | Yes | http://www.sfcdenver.org/ | $ 100.00 | Saint Francis Center: Housing & Employment Services | Operational Services | Outreach Efforts Job Placement and Workforce Ready Services Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter | Funds will be used to support a wide range of critical, integrated programs & services aimed at transforming unhoused & housed individuals from extreme vulnerability & poverty to self-sufficiency with housing attainment and stability as the ultimate outcome. SFC services connect with individuals at the vital point in their journey, whether sheltered or unsheltered, & through persistence & grace, result in radical & powerful community change. SFC offers this in a diverse, trauma-informed setting. Funds support Day Center Services (emergency shelter), Employment Services, Street Outreach, Non Congregate shelter at the Comfort Inn, and Permanent Supportive Housing. | Denver | 2323 Curtis St | Denver | Colorado | 80205 | Urban | ||
112 | Toilet Equity | Yes | Yes | https://www.toiletequity.org/ | $ 100.00 | Colorado River Corridor Toilet Installation | Operational Services | Other Qualifying Activity | Donors who contribute to this project will help fund our efforts to build and maintain toilets in order to provide increased toilet access for the Grand Valley, primarily for the unsheltered community members there. This includes materials to build the toilets, PPE and cleaning supplies for our employees and volunteers, materials to build and maintain our compost piles, and the wages for the employees who build and maintain our toilets there, as well as engage with the local community. | Mesa | 167 1/2 Little Park Rd | Grand Junction | Colorado | 81507 | Urban | ||
113 | United Way Of Weld County | Yes | Yes | https://www.unitedway-weld.org/ | $ 100.00 | Weld Cold Weather Shelter/Navigation Center | Operational Services | Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter Homelessness Prevention Services Case Management | Housing Navigation Center staff 1) prevent people from experiencing homelessness by helping them return back to support networks and avoid the homeless services system; 2) assist people in getting back into permanent housing as quickly as possible; 3) help people maintain their housing with supportive services; 4) connect those experiencing homelessness with mental/physical health care, non-emergency shelter, and other long-term resources; 5) provide essential services to help people survive homelessness (overnight cold weather shelter, lockers, laundry vouchers, mail collection, case management services, etc.); and 6) offer space to numerous homeless serving providers to connect with those they serve. | Weld | 814 9th Street | Greeley | Colorado | 80631 | Urban | ||
114 | Urban Peak Denver | Yes | Yes | WWW.URBANPEAK.ORG | $ 100.00 | Urban Peak Homeless Services | Operational Services | Outreach Efforts Case Management Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter Job Placement and Workforce Ready Services Homelessness Prevention Services | A gift to Urban Peak ensures that our programs are fully funded and that we can provide youth experiencing homelessness with all the support they need to exit homelessness. To move from homelessness to safety and stability, youth require intensive, strengths-based case management; access to physical, mental, social-emotional and behavioral health care; education and employment opportunities; 24/7 crisis support; and a place to call home. Urban Peak meets youth where they are at and ignites a spark that puts them on a path toward self-determined, fulfilled lives. We do this by providing a full convergence of services, including: Outreach Efforts- the street outreach team meets youth where they are – often on the streets they call home. By offering safe conversation, simple food and hygiene materials or clothing to stay warm, the team aims to build trusting relationships with a highly vulnerable population and provide referrals to services throughout the city. Case Management- all clients have access to 1:1 case management. Case managers provide trusting, supportive adult relationships that help youth heal from their past trauma. They also coordinate access to all other supportive services and work with community partners to provide youth with the resources they need to achieve independence. Safe Emergency, Temporary or Transitional Shelter- Urban Peak provides youth with 52 beds across two overnight shelters, for minors (20) and for young adults (32). Additionally, we have 84 beds spread out across six “neighborhoods” that act as transitional housing spaces for youth. Job Placement and Workforce Ready Services- the support services team works with youth to support their education and employment goals, as well as providing physical, mental and social-emotional care. Homelessness Prevention Services- all Urban Peak’s services are included in this umbrella and a donation supports all of them! | Adams; Arapahoe; Boulder; Broomfield; Denver; Douglas; Jefferson | 1630 S. Acoma St | Denver | Colorado | 80223 | Urban | ||
115 | Volunteers of America Colorado | Yes | Yes | https://www.voacolorado.org/ | $ 100.00 | VOA Durango Community Shelter and Southwest Safehouse | Operational Services | Domestic Violence Survivors Shelter and Services Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter | 24/7/365 residential shelter services Telephone crisis information and referral Provision of basic needs: nutritious meals, shower and laundry facilities, clothing closet and personal hygiene supplies Extensive resource referral and task-oriented counseling for employment, housing and services acquisition Medical respite bed program Specialized children’s services Life skills training Employment services Educational modules on parenting | La Plata | 2660 Larimer Street | Denver | Colorado | 80205 | Rural | ||
116 | Volunteers of America Colorado | Yes | Yes | https://www.voacolorado.org/ | $ 100.00 | VOA Programs | Operational Services | Case Management Safe Emergency, Temporary, or Transitional Shelter | Rapid rehousing case management and financial assistance for Veterans, people coming out of incarceration, and people with a mental health diagnosis. Bridge housing and service intensive transitional housing for Veterans and their families. Shelter services for chronically homeless women, senior women, and female Veterans. Housing supports for individuals with a mental health diagnosis. Case management and permanent housing support for homeless youth and their families, including single males, single male parents, and LGBTQ. Assistance for homeless and low income families to find housing through the Denver Housing Authority. A daytime shelter which provides clients with food, clothing, job training, employment assistance, referrals and a safe place for relaxation and refreshment. Permanent supportive housing for formerly homeless Veterans, providing a home, community, case management, and other services. Employment services for Veterans. | Denver; El Paso; Larimer; Mesa; Pueblo; Weld | 2660 Larimer Street | Denver | Colorado | 80205 | Urban | ||
117 | Volunteers of America Colorado | Yes | Yes | https://www.voacolorado.org/ | $ 100.00 | Capital Campaigns | Capital Campaign | Overnight, Day, or Emergency Shelters | This project will finance the construction of a family, noncongregate shelter structure comprising of at least 60 non-congregate shelter units. | Adams; Arapahoe; Boulder; Broomfield; Denver; Douglas; Jefferson | 2660 Larimer Street | Denver | Colorado | 80205 | Urban | ||
118 | We Fortify | Yes | Yes | https://workingfusion.com/ | $ 100.00 | Working Fusion at Mill Street | Operational Services | Other services identified as emerging, promising, and providing best practices Job Placement and Workforce Ready Services Case Management | The donors contribute to the programming of the project. Our Programming is our “Secret Sauce”. We meet with residents weekly and review the empowerment plan with tracks short term and long term goals. It has been very effective, very relational and created an close knit community. | El Paso | 1816 Wood Avenue | Colorado Springs | Colorado | 80907 | Urban | ||
119 | Westside CARES, Inc | Yes | Yes | https://www.westsidecares.org/ | $ 250.00 | Homeless Housing & Employment Services | Operational Services | Homelessness Prevention Services | Westside CARES provides direct services to help its neighbors in need attain housing, employment/income, and stability. Programs include: documentation support, health care services, benefit administration support, mail services, transportation and clothing support for work, case management, and housing navigation support. More than 400 neighbors each year access housing navigation support, and may receive any or all of the following services: enrollment in community housing programs, apartment search support, application fee support, document and paperwork support to prove eligibility for subsidized program assistance, deposit help, and ongoing home visits/case management to maximize success. | El Paso | 2808 W Colorado Ave | Colorado Springs | Colorado | 80904 | Urban | ||
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