| Spark the Change Colorado |
Spark the Change Colorado offers volunteer matching, training, and advocacy service. |
| 2-1-1 Colorado |
If you'd like to be connected to community agencies in need of volunteer support, simply call the Mile High United Way's 2-1-1 Help Center. Once you dial 2-1-1 you'll be connected to a community resource expert, who will ask about your skills, experience, and interests and help you identify a volunteer opportunity. |
| All In Mile High |
Through the All In Mile High Fund, foundations and other donors can support Mayor Mike Johnston’s Homelessness Resolution Initiative and the nonprofits providing critical services. This fund supports wraparound services, like mental health care, substance misuse treatment, and workforce training, at the micro-communities and converted hotels to help strengthen the capacity of our nonprofit service providers. |
| Colorado Coalition for the Homeless |
Donations welcome. Have a group interested in giving back to the community? Partner with Colorado Coalition for the Homeless for a volunteer event. |
| The Gathering Place |
Donate money or build camaraderie in your organization while helping the community. There are specific items needed every day to help our neighbors, such as cold weather clothing, hygiene items, snack foods and cleaning supplies. Partner with The Gathering Place to host a team building event to assemble kits for donation. |
| St. Francis Center |
St. Francis Center is a nonprofit institution with roots in the Episcopal Church. It has been a transformation hub for people experiencing homelessness in Metro Denver for more than 40 years, offering a wide array of programs to guide individuals transitioning from homelessness to stability. |
| SafeHouse Denver |
SafeHouse Denver serves survivors of domestic violence and their children through an Emergency Shelter, a non-residential Counseling & Advocacy Center and an Extended Stay Program. |
| Sacred Heart House of Denver |
Sacred Heart House of Denver offers a continuum of services to homeless families, specifically mothers with children, and single women through its In-House Stabilization, Follow-Up and Transitional Housing Programs. Its purpose is to help these women and their families achieve and maintain self-sufficiency. Help Sacred Heart House by volunteering to serve a meal, donating money, or providing child care while mothers attend Life Skills classes |
| Volunteers of America Colorado |
Donate, become a yard angel, deliver or serve meals, or help distribute items from the food bank. |
| Denver Rescue Mission |
Donate, sort and stock food & clothing, work with youth, or serve a meal. |
| Catholic Charities of Denver |
Catholic Charities of Denver shelters, feeds, houses, educates, counsels, and provides emergency assistance and critical services to neighbors across the Front Range. |
| The Salvation Army/ Crossroads Center |
A congregate shelter serving men, Crossroads offers individuals a safe place to sleep as well as case management. Volunteers and donations are welcome. |
| Urban Peak |
Urban Peak ignites the potential in youth to exit homelessness and create self-determined, fulfilled lives. |
| Denver Dream Center |
The Denver Dream Center offers free resources and wrap-around services to more than 50,000 people a year. |
| Rose Andom Center |
The Rose Andom Center is committed to providing inclusive, survivor centered services to all people affected by domestic violence and sexual assault, regardless of gender identity, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, immigration status, disability, age, religion, or background. Every survivor deserves respectful, culturally responsive support and equal access to safety, healing, and resources. |
| The Delores Project |
The Delores Project partners with individuals experiencing barriers to housing to identify their path to stability. By providing shelter, housing, and supportive services, The Delores Project works alongside individuals as they overcome barriers and challenges. In addition, The Delores Project community collaborates with other community leaders to ensure those who have experienced barriers to housing are represented on issues of public policy and community development. |
| Urban Alchemy |
Urban Alchemy heals neighborhoods by employing the unique talents of returning citizens to transform communities and urban spaces. |
| Colorado Village Collaborative |
Colorado Village Collaborative (CVC) exists to create and operate transformational shelter communities in partnership with people coming from homelessness. CVC’s comprehensive approach to shelter addresses the growing need for a variety of supportive services for people experiencing homelessness (PEH) and provides a pathway toward a more equitable distribution of services and opportunity for PEH. |