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When Should You Update Your Will?
Has it been a while since you last updated your Will? Ensure the people and causes you care about are included. Denver Rescue Mission can help today! Life changes. Your Will should change with it.
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Loving Our Neighbors
We often see people on the streets holding signs, but how often do we think about their stories? Hard times, anything helps. This is what Bob wrote on his sign when he was panhandling on the streets. And for...
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Letter From Our CEO: August 2023
There is a commonly-known story of the Good Samaritan and how that man, when he sees another man hurt and abandoned on the side of the road, steps up to help when no one else will. One of the reasons this st...
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The Mission in My Words: Jasmine Talcott
Jasmine is a 10-year-old who loves playing outside with her brother, snuggling her cats and caring for others. She is especially passionate about helping those facing homelessness and has been donating month...
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A Community of Care
What is Trauma-Informed Care? Trauma-informed care involves understanding the effects of traumatic events, addressing them without re-traumatizing and helping survivors rebuild control, empowerment and resil...
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Letter From Our VP of Homelessness Resolution: July 2023
For the people we serve at Denver Rescue Mission, we know that all of them have experienced levels of trauma because poverty in and of itself is traumatic. We also know that many of our guests have experienc...
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The Mission in My Words: Joy & George
Joy has been a counselor at the Mission for two years. After learning about the benefits, Joy had her dog, George, begin training with Dog Training Elite as a therapy dog. George comes to The Crossing two da...
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A Family's Path to Hope
When relationship difficulties and addiction drove MaDonna’s family apart and into homelessness, she felt heartbroken, hopeless and alone. She came to the Mission seeking a pathway out of her situation, an...
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Letter From Our CEO: June 2023
Some of you may have already heard, but as valued supporters of the life-changing work we do, I wanted to share directly with you that I recently announced my retirement after 24 years as President/CEO. This...
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The Mission in My Words: Vrnda Dasi Noel
Vrnda has a heart for serving others. Before starting Ability Access in 2007, she was a school bus driver, worked in real estate and was a hospice volunteer. As a non-facility-based company, Ability Access c...
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