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1		DENVER, CO
2		Westminster, CO
3		Westminster, CO
4		LAFAYETTE, CO
5		DENVER, CO
6		DENVER, CO
7		Denver, CO
8		DENVER, CO
9		COLORADO SPRINGS, CO
10		CASTLE ROCK, CO
11		Canon City, CO
12		ENGLEWOOD, CO
13		MONTROSE, CO
14		WHEAT RIDGE, CO
15		OLATHE, CO
16		DENVER, CO
17		DENVER, CO
18		Colorado Springs, CO
19		Colorado Springs, CO
20		GEORGETOWN, CO
21		Colorado Springs, CO
22		Denver, CO
23		ARVADA, CO
24		Colorado Springs, CO
25		Denver, CO
26		CASTLE ROCK, CO
27		DENVER, CO
28		LOUISVILLE, CO
29		EVERGREEN, CO
30		DENVER, CO
31		DENVER, CO
32		DENVER, CO
33		DENVER, CO
34		DENVER, CO
35		DENVER, CO
36		Fort Collins, CO
37		BOULDER, CO
38		PUEBLO, CO
39		LITTLETON, CO

MANAGE OR DIRECT LOW AND MODERATE INCOME PROJECTS AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES FOR LOW-INCOME FAMILIES, ELDERLY, HANDICAPPED, HOMELESS, AND DISADVANTAGED PERSONS

To provide urgent medical care funds to dogs who are either homeless or whose parents cannot afford to pay their veterinary bills.

To provide residential housing for impoverished or homeless persons and to support other 501(c)(3)non-profit organizations.

WE RELOCATE DESERVING DOGS, PUPPIES, CATS, AND KITTENS FROM HIGH INTAKE SHELTERS AND RESERVATIONS IN THE FOUR CORNERS REGION OF THE US TO FOREVER HOMES IN COLORADO. WE PROVIDE MEDICAL CARE, NURTURING SHELTER THROUGH OUR FOSTER PROGRAM, NETWORKING AND TRANSFER TO OTHER NO-KILL ORGANIZATIONS AND OUR OWN ADOPTION EVENTS SO THAT THESE ANIMALS CAN FIND FOREVER HOME. SIMPLY, OUR MISSION IS TO SAVE LIVES.

TO PROVIDE EMERGENCY SEVERE WEATHER SHELTER TO HOMELESS INDIVUDUALS AND FAMILIES.

WORKS COLLABORATIVELY TOWARD PREVENTION OF HOMELESSNESS AND CREATION OF LASTING SOLUTIONS AND AT-RISK THROUGHOUT

To provide no-kill solutions to reduce the number homeless cats and dogs through education, rehabilitation, re-homing and castrations.

TO DEVELOP, OWN, AND OPERATE LOW-INCOME HOUSING AND PROVIDE SERVICES TO LOW-INCOME FAMILIES, ELDERLY, HANDICAPPED, HOMELESS, OR OTHERWISE DISADVANTAGED PERSONS

PROVIDE , FOOD, MEDICAL CARE AND ASSISTANCE TO HOMELESS, LOW INCOME PEOPLE, AND PAROLEES.

THE HELP and HOPE CENTER MISSION IS TO MEET THE IMMEDIATE NEEDS OF RESIDENTS OF DOUGLAS AND ELBERT COUNTY WHO ARE IN FINANCIAL DISTRESS AND AT RISK OF BECOMING HOMELESS BY HELPING THEM ATTAIN FUNDING FOR UTILITIES, RENT ASSISTANCE, FOOD AND CLOTHING.

Preaching and Teaching of the Gospel of Christ, Pastor Counsel and Aid to the homeless.

The supports combat veterans and their families in their transition to civilian life with focus on providing educational opportunities, veteran gatherings, homeless supplies and access to holistic treatments

ASSISTANCE SERVICES FOR LOW INCOME PERSONS, VETERANS AND HOMELESS.

PROVIDES INNOVATIVE, LIFE-CHANGING SERVICES TO HELP PEOPLE OVERCOME AND END CHILD ABUSE, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND HOMELESSNESS.

PROVIDES ASSISTANCE TO SENIOR CITIZENS AND VERY LOW INCOME FAMILIES.

WORKS COLLABORATIVELY TOWARD PREVENTION OF HOMELESSNESS AND CREATION OF LASTING SOLUTIONS AND AT-RISK POPULATION

OF MOUNTAIN/PLAINS STATES (CHAMPS) WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1985 FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF HIGH QUALITY AMBULATORY CARE RESPONSIVE TO NEEDS BY PROVIDING INFORMATION, CONTINUING EDUCATION, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES AND OTHER USEFUL AND TIMELY TOOLS TO , MIGRANT AND HOMELESS CENTERS IN REGION VIII (CO, UT, WY, MT, SD, ND). CHAMPS IS SUPPORTED PRIMARILY THROUGH A FEDERAL GRANT AND THE GENERAL PROGRAM.

Provide Transitional and support services

Help working poor, caregivers, single parents, military families and homeless in Pikes Peak Region

TO HELP ABANDONED, LOST AND SUFFERING THROUGH , SHELTER AND PUBLIC EDUCATION. WE WILL RAISE AND HOLD FUNDS THOSE NOT ABLE TO SPEAK THEMSELVES. WORKING ALONE OR WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS, SHELTERS AND ANIMAL WELFARE GROUPS, WE WILL BE THEIR ADVOCATES REHOMING, VETERINARY SERVICES AND HUMANE TREATMENT, REGARDLESS OF SPECIES, BREED OR AGE.

To partner with local community to minister to poor, homeless, hungry, and addicted.

CULTIVATES TRANSFORMATION AND SELF-WORTH WITH PEOPLE EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS AND POVERTY. BY CREATING OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH EARTH-CENTERED PROGRAMS, INDIVIDUALS STEP OUT OF ISOLATION AND INTO COMMUNITY, RESTORING EACH OTHER AND THE PLANET. PARTICIPANTS CREATE SUSTAINABLE CRAFTS AND WORK IN OUR ORGANIC GARDEN, RAISE BEES, AND FORM A SUPPORTIVE COMMUNITY THAT ASSISTS IN FINDING RESOURCES AND STABILIZING LIVES THAT ARE IN CRISIS.

AJK)IS A SERVICE CLUB THAT PROVIDES COMMUNITY OUTREACH IN THE COUNTY AREA FOR LOW INCOME AND THE HOMELESS THROUGH VARIOUS VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES.

ignites potential in youth to exit homelessness and create self-determined, fullfilled lives.

JIP) is a coalition of churches plus the Arvada Jefferson Kiwanis to provide funding to Habitat for Humanity to build homes for families living in poverty or homelessness.

To , foster, rehabilitate, and adopt out homeless dogs to qualified applicants. Provide low cost and/or free spay and neuter services to the community and provide general animal welfare education to the community.

To provide single-parent families with children a home that removes them from a current homeless or instable living situation and to provide continuous support to family with goal of self-sufficiency.

The purpose of the foundation is to make a tangible difference in the life of others, which may include establishing a homeless shelter, food bank, rental assistance, scholarship or contributing to other charities which act in these manners.

TO CARE FOR THE HOMELESS, NEEDY, IMPOVERISHED, UNDERPRIVILEDGED, DEVOPLMENTALLY AND OTHER DISABLED INDIVIDUALS AND PROVIDE OTHER SOCIAL AND CHARITABLE ACTS INCLUDING TEACHING AND INSTRUCTING THE PUBLIC, MEDIA, AND VARIOUS LEGISLATURES AND GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES OF ISSUES OF PUBLIC INTEREST AND OTHER ACTIVITIES.

TO DEVELOP, OWN AND OPERATE LOW-INCOME AND PROVIDE SERVICES TO LOW-INCOME FAMILIES, ELDERLY, HOMELESS HANDICAPPED, POTENTIALLY HOMELESS,OR OTHERWISE DISADVANTAGED PERSONS

TO DEVELOP, OWN, AND OPERATE LOW-INCOME AND PROVIDE SERVICE TO LOW-INCOME FAMILIES, ELDERLY, HOMELESS, POTENTIALLY HOMELESS, HANDICAPPED OR OTHERWISE DISADVANTAGED PERSONS

TO MANAGE AND DIRECT LOW-INCOME AND PROVIDE SERVICES TO LOW-INCOME FAMILIES, ELDERLY, HANDICAPPED, HOMELESS, POTENTIALLY HOMELESS, OR OTHERWISE DISADVANTAGED PERSONS

TO MANAGE AND DIRECT LOW-INCOME AND PROVIDE SERVICES TO LOW INCOME FAMILIES, ELDERLY, HANDICAPPED, HOMELESS, POTENTIALLY HOMELESS, OR OTHERWISE DISADVANTAGED PERSONS

TO PROVIDE HOUSING FACILITIES, EDUCATION, AND SUPPORT FOR LOW-INCOME, HOMELESS, POTENTIALLY HOMELESS, OR OTHERWISE DISADVANTAGED PERSONS

GRANTS PROGRAM - THE GRANTS PROGRAM PROVIDES GRANTS TO SUPPORT HIGHLY EFFECTIVE NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS IN OUR FOUR-STATE REGION, AS WELL AS SOME PROGRAMS WITH A NATIONAL IMPACT. BILL PERSONALLY DEFINED THE GEOGRAPHIC AREAS WE SERVE, AS WELL AS OUR GRANT FUNDING AREAS: AGING, AMATEUR SPORTS, DISABILITIES, DRUG and ALCOHOL ADDICTION, EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION, HOMELESS and DISADVANTAGED, K-12 EDUCATION REFORM, AND YOUTH DEVELOPMENT.

attempts to prevent by providing rental assistance through a collaboration of faith based, non-profit, and governmental groups.

COORDINATE EMERGENCY NIGHT AND DAY WARMING SHELTER SERVICES PEOPLE IN , COLORADO; PROVIDE OTHER SERVICES AND REFERRALS ; PROVIDE SEASONAL EMPLOYMENT AS STAFF SHELTERS.

THE ORGANIZATION WILL PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO HOMELESS CATS AND CAT OWNERS THROUGH EDUCATION, FOOD, TRANSPORTATION SERVICES, VETERINARY CARE, AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE. THE ORGANIZATION WILL HELP PAY FOR THESE ESSENTIAL SERVICES DIRECTLY, OR WILL WORK WITH CAT OWNERS TO LOCATE A PET FOOD PANTRY OR CONNECT THE CAT OWNER WITH OTHER PET-RELATED COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAMS.

TO MOBILIZES LOCAL TO AID COLORADO'S HOMELESS THROUGH VARIOUS MUSIC EVENTS, -KIND DONATION DRIVES AND THE VOLUNTEERISM ACTIVITIES.

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