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Foster Care youth has emancipated into an apartment and is still in need of a few other items such as 2 pillows and a floor lamp. Youth is still attending high school and does not have a lot of family support.

Foster Youth recently graduated high school and is enrolled in a auto mechanics trade school in Denver. He will be emancipating to an apartment on his own and is in need some extra items for living on his own. He is still in need of a pots and pan, plates, silverware, vacuum(BISSELL Featherweight Stick Vacuum Cleaner type), broom, mop, and diffuser or a purifier. He would also like to have a bean bag lounge item for his tv area if possible.

A dedicated grandmother stepped up to care for her two young granddaughters when they needed her most. What was expected to be a temporary arrangement has now become a permanent placement—and she’s embraced this role with love, patience, and unwavering commitment.

To provide the best possible care, the kinship provider took time off work to focus fully on the girls’ needs. Now that the case plan is clear, she’s ready to return to work and has found a promising job opportunity. The only remaining barrier is a $70 certification: QMAP (Qualified Medication Administration Person), which is also a valuable asset in supporting one of the girls, who has special needs.

She hasn’t asked for any other support throughout this case, and this one-time help would go a long way. Your contribution would directly support a caregiver who has shown extraordinary dedication—and help her move forward with stability and strength.

A young man's birthday is coming up this weekend, and his birthday wish is to go to Urban Air with his CASA Volunteer! We would love to help make this happen and would really appreciate support in purchasing two tickets for the Centennial location please. Thank you in advance!

A youth has been requesting driver’s education for at least six months. It has been hard to find resources for which she would qualify, but the family’s social worker discovered the DriveSafe be.Driving 30-hour online program. The basic package (30 hours of online self-paced driver’s ed and the written exam, enough for the youth to obtain her permit) is $109. This would be hugely beneficial in empowering this youth, providing safe instruction, and ensuring that she can move forward toward independence.

A local family recently lost all of their furniture due to a severe bed bug infestation. To protect their health, they made the difficult decision to throw everything out—and have been working tirelessly to clean and restore their home. They’ve already secured two twin mattresses for their children, but the beds are still on the floor.

We’re hoping to find two twin bed frames to help them continue rebuilding. A simple bed frame offers more than support—it means safety, better sleep, and a sense of normalcy.

This family has taken every step to protect their children and move forward. With your help, they can keep building a stable, healthy home.

If you can donate a new or gently used twin bed frame, please reach out. Every act of kindness makes a difference.

This family is needing a locked box for their childs medication to ensure he does not access them without parental knowledge. The child has severe mental health needs and the locked box would ensure his safety.

This mom recently left her abusive partner. She is rebuilding her life with the help of her family members, but money is very tight right now. Her young son has autism and is non-verbal, and right now they are struggling with safe driving. Kiddo will unbuckle himself when driving in the car but is too big for a generic car seat. Mom is looking for a "special needs" car seat, but they are very expensive, and she can't currently afford one. Right now, she has to pull the car over every few minutes to re-buckle him into his seat on their way to school which takes time and is dangerous. It would greatly relieve a very specific stress while mom works to find supportive housing and re-settles into her new life. Below are links of car seats that would work for this family. Go To Link Go To Link

We are working with a single father. He is currently experiencing a financial hardship which has made it difficult for him to afford transportation. At present, he is walking to work but was recently assaulted during his commute, causing him to miss a week of work. Alejandro is actively working on reinstating his driver’s license, with a DMV appointment scheduled for August 4th, 2025.

Until then, his only means of commuting are walking and public transportation; however, he is no longer able to afford a bus pass. This ongoing stress has negatively impacted his mental health, and he has been referred to Ellie Mental Health for therapy support.

Providing Alejandro with a bus pass for July would significantly alleviate some of his burdens, help ensure his continued employment, and foster trust and a stronger relationship with our agency.

A 14 year-old girl is staying with a friend's family due to family concerns. Her siblings have moved out of state. She was unable to take much of anything with her. She needs help with some clothing and hygiene items, if possible some makeup also. Your support would mean the world to her and help her know she is not alone! She will purchase pants, shorts, shirts, undergarments. She wears a size medium in pants and says any size shirt will work. Her favorite color is baby blue. She could use some aquaphor cream for extremely dry skin when she buys the hygiene items.

Updated on June 24, 2025 by an Agency Worker
Anything in any amount would be appreciated and very much needed, thank you.

We are reaching out on behalf of a dedicated mother and her three children who are currently facing financial hardship. Despite her best efforts to provide for her family, the mother is struggling to make ends meet due to limited work opportunities and the growing burden of household expenses. She is in need of help with groceries, and utilities. She is asking for $400 walmart card for groceries, and a visa card for the utilities.

Support Request for Family in Crisis (2 Adults, 1 Child)

I am seeking support for a family of three (two adults and one child) who have been experiencing intermittent homelessness since the fall of 2023. They have been living between hotels and their vehicle, which has become a vital resource for daily transportation and job searching.

The family is in the process of entering a transitional housing program that aims to support reunification and long-term stability. Both parents are actively working toward rebuilding their lives. The father is currently seeking employment and is committed to re-entering the workforce. The mother is focused on addressing her health challenges, including managing a recent diagnosis of diabetes. Due to their unstable living conditions, she is unable to consistently access or store the medications required to properly manage her condition.

A critical barrier to the family’s progress is their vehicle, which they rely on heavily—especially for job interviews, transportation to medical appointments, and basic needs. The car's battery is no longer functional and needs to be replaced. Without this repair, their ability to seek employment and participate in support programs is very limited. The family is staying in their vehicle until they can go to transition housing.

We are seeking assistance with the cost of a new car battery or direct support with the repair to help this family overcome a significant obstacle on their path to stability.