With the support of our community, we create lasting change in the lives of homeless men, women and children in Denver.

Here’s How.


Emergency Services

People are invited inside, off the street, where their immediate needs are met and critical relationships are built with Mission staff.

Rehabilitation

Men living with an addiction are equipped with work readiness skills, receive help to overcome destructive habits, find permanent housing, and begin a new life.

Community Outreach

People struggling in our community receive assistance with food, clothing, furniture, household items and holiday meals.

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“I didn’t really care if I died at that point. I’m glad I didn’t. Now I guess God really has a purpose for me.”

Read Brandon’s Story
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“The Mission was the main source of help that I went to whenever I needed it, and they helped me get into a place…”

Read Frances’ Story
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“You just want to know who gave so you can shake their hand, give them a hug and tell them thank you. You want to tell them how great this experience was…. We can’t wait to live life after this.”
– Brothers, Tommy & Jay

Read Their Story
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For the first time, Erin feels like there’s hope for her family. She now has goals that feel attainable and resources that will provide the stability her family has longed for. And for the first time, her kids see a life-changing difference in their mom.

Read Erin’s Story

Take Action

Lend your hands and heart to help homeless neighbors.

Join Pathways of Hope and make a monthly difference.

Our Impact

Meeting people at their physical and spiritual points of need

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1,015,731


Meals Provided

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351,471


Nights of Shelter

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80


New Life Program Graduates

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480


Households Obtained Housing.

Check out our latest Annual Report to learn more
about the impact you had last year.

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Give now to help men, women and children overcome homelessness and find a path to better lives.

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Phillip came to the Mission feeling completely broken. He struggled to cope from his experience in the army, struggled with drug use, had most of his possessions stolen, burned many relationship bridges, and attempted to end his life. After joining the New Life Program and putting in the hard work, he turned his life completely around and has hope for his futu…
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