Life.Church North Denver

We have a new Youth Alliance participant who just moved into AVi after graduating from high school. He moved into the apartment with very little after moving out of his grandmother's house. He is in need of some furniture for his new place. He would love to have a small couch or chair for his living room.

We have a new Youth Alliance participant who just moved into AVi after graduating from high school. He moved into the apartment with very little after moving out of his grandmother's house. He is in need of some furniture for his new place. He would love to have a small kitchen table with 2 chairs.

We have a young lady who is a new participant in our Youth Alliance program. She recently moved to AVi after walking at graduation. She is excited to have her first apartment but needs a little help. She is looking for a vacuum cleaner to help maintain her space and help her transition to self-sufficient adulthood!

We have a young lady who is participating in our Youth Alliance program and has been living at AVi for a few years and successfully working full time. She is working to live independently but needs a little help. April needs a queen size bed frame to get her mattress off the floor, preferably a wood one and not a metal one as she's had some issues with metal ones.

We are working with a caring grandmother who is taking care of her grandchildren full time, but she was diagnosed with cancer and is undergoing chemotherapy. As a result of the therapy she is losing her hair, and it is causing her a lot of emotional distress, since she is not able to afford a wig. Helping her to feel dignified will make a significant difference in her life and will add to her emotional well-being and also that of her grandchildren.

I am reaching out on behalf of a family in need of support. The family consists of a devoted elderly woman who adopted her niece as a baby, stepping in to provide love and stability when the child was at risk of entering the foster care system. Now a teenager, this young woman is preparing to begin her senior year of high school—grieving the recent loss of her father while continuing to thrive academically. Despite the challenges they face, the teen has maintained straight A’s and has her heart set on attending Louisiana State University to pursue a career in forensics. She would be the first in her family to graduate from high school and attend college—an extraordinary milestone made possible by her resilience and her adoptive mother’s unwavering support. Due to her age, the adoptive mother is unable to work and lives on a very limited income, making it difficult to manage the growing expenses of senior year. However, she is determined to give her daughter the full experience she’s earned so she can feel the pride and joy of her accomplishments. I am requesting a $150 Visa gift card to help cover some of these expenses, including school supplies, a senior ring, and graduation items. This support would not only help ease a financial burden but would also be a meaningful investment in a young woman’s future and a celebration of all she has achieved.

I'm working with a single mom who is participating in the Prevention Program, which is voluntary. She just moved to Colorado a few months ago with her four children and does not have any furniture. She works as a CNA and does not have much family support in Colorado. The only furniture this single mom has are beds for her children. She is in need of a bed for herself, large couch, kitchen table, coffee table, and 2 lamps. Her apartment doesn't have a ceiling light. She would really appreciate any help you can provide. Thank you!

A family of two - a single mom and her 11 year old son - are in great need at this time. The mom is unhoused and doing everything she can to get by. She is very resourceful and accesses the public library and various community resources for assistance. She is in need of personal supplies such as hygiene products, non-perishable food items, clothing, and items for her son. She would greatly benefit from a gift card to Walmart to be able to get these supplies. She is working hard to become employed, gain stability, and be able to care for herself and her son, and this gift card would make a huge difference for this family! 2. For mom: Medium clothes, 8 in women's for shoes; for kiddo: 8-10 and a 6 in boys' shoes. They've been homeless for a long time and many of the belongings that she and kiddo once had were stolen, lost, or damaged, so it would be really meaningful for him to have something from mom that he can keep and have with him. He ha very recently been removed from mom and placed in a foster home.

I have two girls (10 and 9) on my caseload, their mom has severe mental health issues, and their dad is incarcerated, and they are being raised by their grandparents who struggle financially. The grandparents are doing the best they can for the girls but they need help getting the girls tablets so they can continue to engage in counseling online, play games and interact with their friends.

Both girls would like a tablet so i am asking for two but one will be good- they share everything so i think it will all be okay if we only receive one.

Single mother requesting assistance in the form of Gift Cards if possible to purchase clothing for the summer for her three kiddos. The oldest kiddo wears size Large clothing , the other two kiddos were between size Xl to 2XL.Unfortunately the places they have gone in the community do not have clothing in the kiddos sizes. Also requesting some assistance with some cleaning supplies. Hoping that by getting new clothing will help boost kiddo's confidence.

A family of four is requesting support with two car seats to ensure their children can be transported safely to school and around the city. The children are 5 and 2 years old. This family’s initial contact was for rental assistance due to financial hardship. They were struggling to make ends meet and were experiencing a domestic violence situation, with no household income at the time. An application for rental assistance was submitted; however, due to the 45–60-day period and the risk of eviction, the family chose not to wait . Instead, they decided to rent out a room and are now able to cover the rent difference, but unable to get cover the additional cost of two car seats for their 5-year-old and 1 ½ year children. Go To Link

My disabled daughter and I lost our home unexpectedly and had to move into a hotel for a while. We were able to find an apartment and recently moved in, but financially it took a big toll on us. I am a single mom and struggling to make ends meet. Any help to get back on our feet would be greatly appreciated.