Life.Church North Denver

I have been working with a father that has been working hard for the past year to achieve and maintain sobriety in order to be the father his children deserve while their mother still struggles with substance use and is not currently involved in their lives. This father has done amazing work in his treatment, maintained sobriety, participated in counseling continuously, attends parenting groups weekly, got his children enrolled in school and their own counseling, and is now involved in the parental advisory board at his children's school. The father is in the midst of a lengthy custody dispute with the absent mother in the midst of preparing for his son to graduate from Kindergarten. Finances are a huge barrier for this father and I know he is so proud of the accomplishments of his child that is graduating and is wanting to celebrate how far his child has come and how far he and his boys have come as a family. Please consider donating a visa gift card for this family to ensure that the father is able to properly celebrate his child on graduation day without having to worry about the financial burden related to the celebration.

I've recently had to place a one year old child with kinship placement following his removal from his mothers care. His grandparents willingly took this child into their home and assumed full time care of him on very short notice. Due to the emergency nature of the placement, the kinship family does not have much in the home for the child and could use assistance with getting some basic things for the child to ensure that he is comfortable during this transition to his new home. A gift card to Walmart or Target would help alleviate some of the financial burden that these grandparents took on in such short notice.

The father of this family recently got full custody of his two children due to their mom's substance use. This father has done everything he can to show he is stable and good to take his girls. Recently CPS was contacted for education neglect because his daughter has not been in school. The caseworker went to meet the family and the father showed the caseworker his brake situation on his vehicle. the dad reported that it is unsafe for him to drive this vehicle to get his kids to school and that's why she has not been attending school this father is doing everything he can and just needs a break and help with fixing his vehicle so it's safe and working for him and his children. The dad has not been able to work because of the vehicle issues and not having transportation as well as to work and if the kids are home and not getting to school he is watching them. The dad needs front brakes rotors caliber on the driver side and back brakes and rotors. This family would benefit from help so he can get back to work and the kids can get back to daycare and school. it could be less than the quote depeidning on the extent

Updated on April 24, 2025 by an Agency Worker
I found a new quote for 1230 plus taxes at Perry and Sons in Edgewater

This family has recently been able to move into an apartment after being homeless for two plus years. They do not have any furniture and are in need of two mattresses and bedding.

Mother and her three children recently moved into a larger home. They are requesting bedding items and misc. household to help make their new house a home. There is also a request for support with clothing as the children are outgrowing their clothes, but money is tight due to paying moving costs. Mother sent me links to Amazon so all requests are custom financial. She would be glad to receive anything similar. Go To Link Go To Link Go To Link Go To Link Go To Link Go To Link Go To Link Go To Link Go To Link

I have a single mother of 5 kids who is on a fixed disability income who is requesting support for washing machine repair services or replacement. This housing unit is brand new to her as she was asked to leave her old place due to mold. Per her rental agreement which was reviewed by this CW the renter is responsible for any washer/dryer repairs. The washing machine stopped agitating, won't drain and no longer is getting power. After some diagnostic tips it sounds mechanical and electrical. We were able to rule out the electrical outlet as an issue. All of the children are on the Autism Spectrum ranging in ages 18 (very high needs), 9, 8, 6 and 5 years old (range of needs). Public transportation is difficult with 5 kids in tow with their varying needs along with laundry for 6 people. Mother could use this support to ease her and her children's situation. Mother is currently washing every item by hand in a bin but the quality of cleanliness is poor. Just to have a call of service to look over the machine was approximately $129 and the cost to repair would depend on what is needed. They gave me a rough estimate of $50-350 but totally depends on the unit. Per her rental agreement if she brings in her own washing machine, she is able to keep it if/when she moves out. New washing machines range from $280-800 (and higher) with just a quick search online. Any support would make a world of difference for this family's daily needs. Thank you for your consideration.

This family is here through Asylum after fleeing their country. They have faced several hardships while here seeking safety but have been working hard to meet their family's needs while staying within the bounds of what they are legally required to do to continue to be granted asylum. Dad has been working extremely hard to take care of his family of 6, and mom was recently authorized to begin work, which will benefit the family. However, most of their funds go towards their basic nutrition needs and dad cannot find work right now because his previous job was seasonal. Additionally, one of the children has faced mental health challenges resulting from being the victim of a crime here in the US, which has led to emotional and financial stress for the family. The family was recently asked to leave where they've been staying at no fault of their own. They are temporarily moving into a small apartment with a friend but have no furniture or bedding. They would greatly benefit from a blender, griddle, sheets, blankets, pillows, suitcases, storage bins, or even a small dresser. ANY help at all towards this request would greatly benefit this family while they continue navigating employment, the legal immigration system, language barriers, etc., even if the entire request is not met.

Updated on February 20, 2025 by an Agency Worker
This family has been able to find a stable living situation, and were able to sort out an agreement with their landlord to pay only the rent, and have 6 months to pay the security deposit of $2600. This family is still in desperate need of furniture, specifically dressers and mattresses. However, they are no longer needing suitcases or bedding at this time.

We need a set of 24 Children's paperback Bibles NiRV - New International Reader's Version and a Bookshelf to store them. (can be used) They will be used by our Trailblazer students age 5-12. We use them during devotional time and Chapel time. I found an inexpensive version 24 for $155. 76 and $12.41 taxes (free shipping) I found a white or black 3 Tier book shelf on Amazon for $33.38