Embrace the Joy of Giving with Our Holiday Charity Drive!
oin us in helping make the holidays a little warmer for struggling families this year by donating a toy or household necessities. Toys can be donated through December 15, and we will be accepting household items through January.
It's easy to participate:
1) You can view the Wishlist of Home Goods or View the Wishlist of Toys requested by Family Promise to decide what you would like to donate.
2) Once you've decided what you want to donate, shoot me a quick call, text, or email so we can coordinate a drop off or pick up time.
3) I will take care of delivering the items to Family Promise.
About Family Promise
Families arrive at Family Promise in crisis. FPGD aims to form relationships with each family by providing a spectrum of supportive services as they obtain stability. Our programs offer different interventions, based off each family’s housing needs. We focus on stable housing, employment and savings. By combining these three pillars of long - term stability with supportive programs such as rental assistance, extended case management, community mentors and other supports, we aim to end homelessness, one family at a time.
Thank you so much for your gift - This is one of the best ways we can create community and give back during a year that has been difficult for many families!
Heather O'Leary
Realtor at Colorado Realty Pros
E heathershometeamcolorado@gmail.com
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