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Denver Donate - Field Guide for the Homeless and Working Poor

Denver Donate - Field Guide for the Homeless and Working Poor. Homeless shelters in Denver Colorado. Find organizations in Denver that accept donations. If you're homeless find resources to help you rebuild your life.

2016 updates: Denver AA, CA, NA, Car donations, Sober Living, Scams, Boulder work programs

Posted on March 15 2016 by Denver AA Meetings in Thornton AA Meetings, Strasburg AA Meetings, Sedalia AA Meetings, Parker AA Meetings, Northglenn AA Meetings, Nederland AA Meetings, Meade AA Meetings, Lyons AA Meetings, Longmont AA Meetings

March 8, 2016 the homeless were evicted off the streets of Denver, CO.

March 8, 2016 the homeless were evicted off the streets of Denver, CO.

Denver Colorado AA Meetings

Denver AA meetings can be found all around Denver. These meetings help people struggling with substance abuse problems If you know someone struggling with addiction, get them help. There are several types of meetings, open and closed meetings, big book meetings, speaker meetings, Lifering, etc -- you name it. If there is a 12-step meeting anywhere, you are bound to find it in Denver, Colorado. This state seems determined to help the homeless and help the working poor, especially those struggling with substance abuse problems. There are many types of meetings such as H & I, which stands for hospitals and Institutions. Many of these meetings can be found associated with Denver Health and Denver Cares. This website lists thousands of meetings across Colorado, many in the Denver Metro region. Denver AA Meetings are available in the following formats: Denver AA Meetings issuuDenver AA Meetings instant phone notifications, Denver AA Meetings pdf, Denver AA Meetings doc, and Denver AA Meetings ppt files. 

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Denver Charity Scams

Denver charity scams can be found anywhere you go. Where there is money there will always be people trying to take advantage of others and get the money before it reaches the homeless or people in need. The streets and homelessness continue to be a big problem in Denver, so be careful if someone approaches you about giving to a charity. They might not be legit, and in fact you might be encountering a Denver charity scam. 

Denver Car Donation Programs

Denver car donations programs can be found throughout Denver, Colorado. As one of the largest states in Colorado offering up a great amount of opportunity for donors to help out their local community. The holidays present a great time for donators to give back. Car donations are a big part of how these charities raise money to help the homeless and poor get help. More information about Denver car donations.

Boulder work programs

Ready to work Boulder is a great place in Colorado that provides jobs for those who need it, not just in Boulder, but from all across Colorado. The facility is a beautiful office building that was recently converted into a home for the working homeless. The meals are free here, and there around about 50 beds that can accommodate residents who are homeless and have nowhere to live. The residents are expected to work, and get back on their feet. The ready to work program in Boulder has government contracts, so there is no shortage of work for those who are ready! More information on ready to work boulder.

Colorado residential recovery

Step 13 sober living provides life mentoring, AA and CA meetings, a recovery program in Denver, rooms for recovering alcoholics within a peer recovery community atmosphere. All residents are assigned RSM's, or case managers, to guide them through their recovery process. The Step 13 program is set up in phases which cover the span of about a year. During this time, there are strict guideline for residency that all in-house residents must adhere to. Some of these guidelines include obtaining full-time work, attending mandatory 12 step meetings, participating in residential advisory committee or RAC events , Bob Cote created Step 13 as a way to get the homeless working and back on their feet. The facility current accommodates about 80 residents. You must apply to be accepted, and are expected to move in on the day you are accepted. Entry, and continued entry, requires each resident to be able to pass a breathalyzer test daily at the front desk, as well as a random urinalysis. Failure to pass those means instant removal from the program. This is not an outpatient program. More information on step 13 sober living.

Denver donate monitors Denver car donations programs, and keeps an eye out for Denver charity scams. In Addition, if you are looking for a ready to work program in Boulder, don't hesitate letting us help you. We also have information on alcoholics anonymous meetings across the state of Colorado, to include the biggest city, Denver. Denver AA Meetings can be found every day of the week for the struggling alcoholic. Let us help you find the Denver AA meetings you need. More information on the Homelessness in Denver | Denver Rescue Mission | New Genesis Denver | Salvation Army Denver | Denver Cares | Denver Charities | Samaritan House Denver coming soon.


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Denver charity scams 2016

A list of charities and organizations in Denver that offer car donation programs and which ones are deemed the most trustworthy to be a part of. We encounter charities, or organizations that pass themselves off as a charity, scamming local communities out of their money. Just recently the Wounded Warrior Project fell under scrutiny for wasting donor money. Our top lists are made by people directly involved in the area, specifically in or near the five-points of Denver, Colorado. View our Top 10 Denver Charities list and our Denver Charity Scams list for 2016. {disabled}

 
Living on the streets of Denver, CO 2016.

Living on the streets of Denver, CO 2016.

16 street mall in Denver, CO 2016. A homeless man lays in front of Wells Fargo.

16 street mall in Denver, CO 2016. A homeless man lays in front of Wells Fargo.