I've been volunteering for about a year now, and it's been a great experience. Project Angel Heart…read moremakes and delivers meals to thousands of Coloradans every week. It's well organized and you'll meet some really nice people if you join as a volunteer. You can decorate bags, prep meals, cook meals, deliver meals... there's something for everyone! Highly recommended!

Our friend Thomas Hails died much too young of AIDS, it is OK you know his name, he has been gone a…read morelong time and his family knows I took care of him. There have been giant holes in our hearts ever since he died. This is one of the reasons we always participate in "Dining Out For Life." The Angels took such good care of him before he passed, oh so many years ago. A simple check on him and the dropping off of food made me feel better when I couldn't be there. He would get a kick out of the idea that the ball-n-chain and I were out eating and drinking beer and toasting his name. "Drink to me" were Pablo Picasso's last words. Thomas was an artist and would have been down with that. There are always people at the event who have envelopes so you can drop off an extra bit of money for the cause. I highly encourage it. If I win the lotto, this is where my money is going.

This is a wonderful sober living community that helps people struggling with addiction get back on…read moretheir feet. This place helped save my best friend's life and assisted him in turning his life around. Can't say enough good things about Providence House! Traci is wonderful too!

If I could give one 0 stars I would. I was misled from the begenning, i went i to the joy house…read moreprogram looking for support to further my life and instead I got all doors to change slammed in my face. Working, going to school and being a single mother i was looking for as much support as i could find. They didn't agree with My going to school, they thought I should be doing vocational training instead of getting a degree...that might work for some but education is how I see myself getting out of low income and poverty. My therapist suggested for me to explain to them how I was feeing, something I was afraid to do. I told my care manager who was also the director of joy house that I didn't feel supported or understood and that I felt like i was treated differently to which she replied you dony feel supported because you don't have the same value system as us and you are treated differently because you walk around like your better then everyone else. After a series of events that were blown out of proportion, it was clear to me they didn't want me there, I was kicked out given 5 days to find a new place to live with my one year old a week before Christmas. I called the pastor who owns the house to ask for more time, never got a call back. My dad called twice and never got a call back. I have never in my life felt so judged and put down by a place that is supposed to be uplifting and transforming. I don't see how that is even legal when my rent was paid until the end of the month. The thing I don't understand the most is how they could give a single mother 5 days to find a new place for her and her child when we were staying there due to homelessness in the first place. If you don't fit their mold, they will leave you high and dry. All I can say is that the experience has made me a stronger more driven person.

The work being done here exemplifies heroic leadership and logistics. I was honored to work in the…read moreschool prep kitchen for the day. The sous chef had us rocking and rolling in no time. She said that she wanted to be sure that the future generation was well fed and made it her personal mission. They were simulataneously prepping for a fund raiser that we were privvy to and it was spectacular. This was a check on a bucket list volunteer opportunity that I have wanted to do.

Just the greatest organization doing the greatest work ever. Highly organized great organization! A…read morelot of corporate volunteers who give their time to this wonderful cause. The volunteers are genuinely appreciative. Great place for a teen service project!

This is a nonprofit that is run by a man with a heart so big its unreal. If you ever need to give,…read moreor just help in anyway, this is the place to donate. The Rev Kelly has done so much for kids and young people. Its time for the community to give back. Please check out his website and donate. This truly is good people doing good things.

I was short on cash, had been wo out of the library applying for jobs this week and was starving…read more I googled food banks, rode my bike over to David Clifton 15 minutes before they closed. the staff was incredibly kind and helpful- I chowed down on lunch then the gave me a to go box of whole foods tuna salad, bread, fruit, yogurt, and crackers- it made my day!!! maybe my week, with love, Brian

Love this place. A great place to hear the word of God and get some food and clothes in times of…read moreneed. Thank you Pastor David.

They serve three wonderful meals a day to the homeless or low-income but house folks…read more I was screamed at one day by one of the chefs because I pointed to a tray I wanted and she assumed I was going to touch the plate of food. I was pissed off at the time but I forgive her. She seems really sweet otherwise. Other than that one experience mentioned above, I have nothing but positive things to say about this organization. The food is generally very very good. The coffee is great first thing in the morning. And it's a warm place to go to get out of the freezing snow. The clients are pretty friendly to each other - very low drama. it's a nice place to go to sit and relax and have some conversation with other clients. And let's not forget the MAIN reason why they are there - to preach the Gospel during a worship service that is available on Sundays. The church service is not required in order to eat. I appreciate the church service. I just wish the Sunday pastor, the white guy in the glasses, would play some different music. He plays the same rap music song every week. Variety is always a good thing. Lol. Love the VOA and LOVE JESUS!

Just an awful organization. They say they want to help veterans but that's the furthest from the…read moretruth. The organization is full of activists who are there to push an agenda. Carolyn Moreno leading the charge. Steer clear fellow service members. Stick with RMHS. You will be better served.

Servicios was there for me before I had a chance of freedom, when I saw my friend Lucas with…read moreServicios at the prison I was in,I knew I'd be liberated shortly after from a life sentence. Since that great day at Ordway,7 months ago Servicios gave me the opportunity to prove my self worth by giving me incentives along the way. Nothings easy in this life but,with the support of Servicios it's been a gift and they choiced me out on Decembers rent. Put in the effort and they'll reciprocate.

Outstanding Organization! They went beyond my expectations. Special Thanx to Lucas and Jennifer,…read more"Utmost Sincerity" in helping achieve objectives.

This non-profit organization fights poverty by collecting new and used shoes, how cool is that!…read more This allows them to create jobs in poor and disadvantaged communities via direct donations and by provisioning selected micro-enterprise programs. Since they began in 2006, they've distributed over 35 million pairs of shoes in 127 countries and all 50 US States, impressive! They are various ways to help, simply by donating your used shoes, volunteering or even traveling to meet micro-entrepreneurs. I recently volunteered just a few hours of my time, and with a few others, we loaded a truck with 27,642 pairs. The organizators were very good at providing feedback once our "job" was completed and it was great to know that with this truck they can provide a full year of food, shelter and education for 35 families (plus the fact that they don't end up in landfill). Families came to help, there were jobs for kids also! They were having fun climbing on the mountain of bags full of shoes and pushing them to the bottom so that they could easily be picked up by adults. Too often, giving to charities is very abstract, here you really see the impact of your help. In this case, the truck was then going to a warehouse in Wadley, AL, where the shoes are sorted before being shipped to entrepreneurs around the world. Just one step between donation and distribution, which allows to give a lot more to the person who needs it the most. Visit their website to find a way to donate shoes, and you can even host a shoe drive if you have more time.