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Nonprofits›Our Front Porch

Housing & Shelter

Our Front Porch

DENVER, CO

Website

Total revenue

$401K

Total expenses

$280K

Net assets

$201K

Grants received

$421K

17 grants

EIN

831866231

Tax year

2024

Mission

We help colorado home fire survivors navigate the ups and downs of the recovery journey so they don't have to go it alone.

Programs

3 programs

Awarded 10,000 for disaster case management program that provided housing navigation, landlord assistance, insurance support, essential items provisions, and referrals for food, clothing and household items.

Expenses: $10KGrants: $10K

Awarded two 500 grants from two differenct stores that were used to buy underwear and bras to distribute to disaster surviviors.

Expenses: $1KGrants: $1K

In 2024 our front porch provided services to 973 home fire survivors. 694 pro bono case management sessions, valued at 43,005, helped clients locate resources, navigate the insurance process, and find new housing. 534 pro bono therapy sessions, valued at 67,027, helped clients recover from their trauma. 12 virtual group therapy sessions, led by our clinical social worker, were also offered to all clients. We also distributed 288 packages of new underwear and bras and new this year, we also provided 122 packages of socks and 25 baby gear items. We were also able to provide 5,598 in financial assistance and gift cards. There were 12 large scale apartment fires or disasters in the denver metro area that received our services as well.

Expenses: $157K