HomeAid Colorado is proud to announce the completion of our project with the J. Churchill Owen Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver. The new counseling office will offer a space to provide individual, group, and family counseling for the hundreds of kiddos that attend their youth development programs. Thank you to Builder Captain Jim Horn and all of our trade partners including the Felten Group, Taylor Morrison Denver, and Graf Engineering.

For more than 50 years, Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver has been there for kids and families when they need it the most: after school, all day in the summer, and even during the school day. Membership is open to all youth ages 6-18, and Club members have access to a wealth of programming that has the power to positively shape and change their lives.

Led by Builder Captain Taylor Morrison, the units at Champa House are slated specifically for individuals transitioning from addiction and homelessness, back into society.  Providence Network is a network of six housing communities that support and rally around people who are seeking to transform their lives.

HomeAid Colorado and Meritage Homes partnered in the completion of the new Resource Center for Hope House Colorado. This amazing 15,000 sq. ft. building will allow Hope House to provide programs to over 450 teen moms each year.

KB Home, Enchanted Kitchens, Saddleback Design, and Guy's Floor Service Inc. provided Discovery Home with new appliances, flooring, carpeting, countertops, and backsplash. 

William Lyon Homes added 30 beds for homeless families in Boulder for care provider Emergency Family Assistance Association (EFAA).

Timberline Builders, with support from the Home Builders Association of Southwest Colorado, completed a Safehouse renovation for Volunteers of America in Durango.

Porchfront Homes renovated Chase House in Boulder for care provider Attention Homes.  Attention Homes provides life-changing resources to youth in crisis.

Public Service Credit Union spent a day building a community garden for Greenleaf Denver at Smiley Campus in Park Hill.

Berkeley Homes completed a remodel for our previous project with Boys Hope Girls Hope.

David Weekley Homes finished the basement for troubled youth at Denver Children’s Home, our very first project in 2000.

McStain Neighborhoods renovated two units for families with children.

Wonderland Homes renovated two units for families with children.

Berkeley Homes built another new  home for homeless female veterans.

New Town Builders built a new home for homeless female veterans.

Wonderland Homes has built a new home for homeless female veterans.

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Dedication on December 15, 2010.  Contact Us for more information on our brand new Townhomes for Colorado Homeless Families. Our Builder captain was KB Home.

HomeAid Colorado remodeled a home for six at risk young females in Foxfield who have promising educational futures. Our builder captain for this was Camerata Homes.

Community Garden, with cooperation from 60 individual volunteers and 12 donating companies, completed a community garden for the families of Colorado Homeless Families.

Village Homes led our first project in Northern Colorado, a duplex for Interfaith Hospitality Network that provides homes for families.

Third Way Center Campus at Lowry: Together with John Laing Homes and Haven Builders, HomeAid completed three more units.

5 Star Construction proudly served as the Builder Captain for Safe Shelter of St. Vrain Valley in Longmont. This project provides housing to victims of domestic violence and their children.

Third Way Center Campus at Lowry: along with Builder Captains John Laing Homes and Haven Builders, HomeAid completed three additional units.

Beazer Homes completed the construction of six townhomes for Partners in Housing to house Colorado Springs families in October 2006.

Engle Homes completed construction of a Boulder triplex for Emergency Family Assistance Association March 2006.

These facilities for temporarily homeless families are run by Colorado Homeless Families in Arvada. The project was built by Standard Pacific Homes and Extreme Makeover Home Edition. Village III has been housing families since January 2005.

The Place is a licensed 20-bed transitional housing facility for homeless and runaway youth in Colorado Springs. The project was completed in Nov. 2004 by Christofferson Commercial Builders.

Located in Grand Junction, Hope Have was completed in July 2004 by building manager Just Companies. The Grand Junction Commission for the Homeless uses the facility to house pregnant teens.

These are facilities for temporarily homeless families run by Colorado Homeless Families in Arvada. The Builder Captain was Beazer Homes. Village II has been housing families since January 2004.

Partners Corner in Colorado Springs houses temporarily homeless families. The project was built by Builder Captain Robert-Scott Enterprises (now called Infinity General) and completed in Sept. 2003. The facility is operated by Partners in Housing.

This property temporarily houses homeless families and is run by Colorado Homeless Families in Arvada. The project was run by Village Homes. Village I has been serving families since Feb. 2003.

The Monarch Home in Longmont is a home for at-risk youth. Monarch Home was as completed in July 2002 by Builder Captain McStain Enterprises.

The Discovery Home in Denver was completed in Feb. 2001 for Denver Children’s Home by Engle Homes. The facility serves emotionally distressed youth.