Not only are these products unbelievably tasty but it's such a great cause and for such deserving…read morepeople. We love the mission behind getting women back on their feet and working. Their chili makes for a great gift for clients or friends. We recently included this in a COVID gift basket for clients and it was very well received!!

Want to shop local, keep your pocketbook in check, and support a worthwhile cause at the same time?…read moreOh, so glad you asked! Hit up the Women's Bean Project and fulfill all three ideals at the same time. My only regret is that I didn't start shopping here eons ago. My guess is the end-of-year holidays is the busiest time for them, based on the flurry of activity I saw in the warehouse when I stopped by last week, although you can support them year round by shopping online or at King Soopers. You can get edibles like cornbread and brownie mix, salsa and other dip mixes (garlic, dill), exotic flavored instant teas, their signature soup packets, coffee beans, chocolate-dipped espresso beans, jelly beans, gift sets, and a lot more I can't remember right now! They also sell tempting handmade jewelry as well. As someone who (in a past life) used to make a lot of jewelry by hand, I can tell you they are high quality and well-made. Women's Bean is based in an old firehouse on Curtis street, which is super interesting to look at. Production happens downstairs, with the 'showroom' and shopping upstairs. You'll likely see people assembling gift baskets and making jewelry. So, grab a basket, load up, and finish that holiday shopping! P.S. Interested in volunteering? Check out their website and hit them up - they are always looking for help.

I came here recently just to volunteer and just to see the heart of the organization and how they…read moreserve the community is amazing! I use to volunteer here in High School so to see this organization going strong is incredible. I love how they truly serve the community and have a heart in supporting others. The staff here is incredibly kind and down to earth. I felt inspired by the staff at their heart in serving others. Such an incredible organization and mission!

The Denver Rescue Mission really helped me get clean/sober. I haven't really been given the…read moreopportunity to obtain a case manager or join an NLP, but due to the affiliates with the church. I was able to first ween then complete cessation of alcohol and controlled substances. I haven't really thanked them, but the cooking staff and the guy in charge back there Chef Grant are always keeping up with everyones appetites and creative with what they do cook.

The employment branch of this organization is a joke. They cause more stress than what it's worth…read more They don't do what they say their going to do and cause you to screw the plans you've already got in place. Don't waste your time on these people because they have no additional access to resources that you don't already have. They should go find different jobs and leave the 501(3)c business to the people that can actually do good.

This is an organization that not only helps the community of Denver but it helps the the largest…read morecommunity the many people wish to push aside or just wish to forget about this very virtual and important part of the population, the homeless population. Some people end up homeless due to the economy, others for various reasons but if there wasn't an organization like Stout Street there wouldn't be an outlet for many of these homeless individuals to receive care. I am impressed by Stout Street as they provide preventive care, and if a person needs a hospital they help homeless people any age group from 0 - 99 get CICP which is state insurance, they will even do it at the clinic as they understand that homeless people do not have much money. They also provide free dental care through a lottery once a month, that if your number gets called you can get cleanings, tooth cleaning, root canals and cavity fillings if your homeless for free. They also provide a low income eye clinic and provide glasses which again is provided through a lottery system. If a person needs preventive care, or care that is needed right away that is not severe enough for the ER but one still needs to still a doctor or if one needs mental health care, one can be seen, however it again is all seen through a lottery. They provide prescription drugs to almost all there patients if they do not have insurance or only have CICP, if a patient has medicare or medicaid, they will send them to Denver Health to pick up there script. Once a homeless person is set up with all medical and or mental health care and any other services that have already been listed, they also provide case management, housing application and housing case management, government payee (SSI & SSDI), and clothing on occasion. It is amazing what this place does as they care for thousands of homeless people every week and they treat them like humans and not like "homeless" population like the rest of the city does. This place really does care about the homeless population and has been a leader in the Denver Metro area for the past 20 years. The try to solve homelessness and try to solve to help those get on there feet and not be homeless for there entire life. This place is truly a stepping stone for those who need that sort of help but do not know where to turn. If you know someone who is homeless, is on the streets, sleeping on various couches, not really having a home of there own, and needing medical care of some sort this is the place to go. This place helps those who are indigent and homeless in the city and county of Denver who would not have these services available otherwise would have no where else to go. This is amazing network and association that I believe in, I think more people should know about this non profit association and I have found out about them and all about them as I have donated to them over the years and have seen the work they do and the people they help. In my book this organization is best of yelp for non profit!

I absolutely love Community Works and what they do and what they represent. I recently dropped off…read moresome of my late husband's shirts, pants, ties, dress shoes and some other miscellaneous items. The two gals in the office helped me bring the bags in. I really appreciated that gesture. They also showed me the closets for both men and women that their clients get to shop. I would highly recommend this organization.

The people running the program are pretty friendly, knowledgable and entrepreneurial minded…read more However, I went to the week-long training class and I was kind of disappointed. They advertised this program as a program that helps you land the job you want, however it just turned out to be another generic job-readiness program that just puts you in whatever job they have available rather than what career you want and what your background is actually is. With the high-energy entrepreneurial people running the program, you would think they would have stronger career advice to give and be able to help you with a more individualized approach, but unfortunately they do not. The training class was pretty fun and engaging for the most part, and the teacher Cedric was a great speaker. However, what I had an issue with was how a huge percentage of the class was spent training us on warehouse safety and how to use a forklift. I'm sure that's great for people who actually want to work in a warehouse, but for everyone else it's a waste of time (so my recommendation is for them to hold the forklift training during a different time for the people who want it). I know for a fact that I'm never in a million years going to work a blue-collar job. I found it a bit insulting, because they get a lot of people signed up for the program from homeless shelters, rehab clinics, and those previously incarcerated, so it came across like they were talking down to us and assuming warehouse work is the only thing we would be qualified for or willing to do. And from my experience, warehouse jobs are pretty in-demand and they hire pretty much anyone desperate for a job. My feedback for this program would be to stick to their word about helping us land in the career we like, and do a better job meeting everyone where they're at in their career.

I used Mile High United Way to schedule a corporate volunteer day for myself and my coworkers. At…read morefirst, the United Way was incredibly helpful. I worked with the volunteer engagement coordinator to list some specific criteria for our volunteer day (i.e. No strenuous activities such as Habitat for Humanity, what times we would be available, our preferred volunteer activities). Within 2-3 weeks, the coordinator emailed me several volunteer opportunities. I then had my coworkers vote. We opted to serve dinner at Urban Peak, a shelter for homeless youth. The coordinator then presented us with several available dates and we selected our date. The coordinator even sent me a reminder on the day before our volunteer date. Up until this point, everything was great. But then I arrived at Urban Peak. They had no idea that we were coming. It was incredibly lucky for me that Urban Peak didn't have any other volunteers to serve that evening, and so we were still able to volunteer. However, it would have been humiliating for me, as the person scheduling the corporate volunteer day, to have to tell my coworkers that their services were not needed if Urban Peak could not have accommodated us. The fact that this was left to chance is unacceptable. Due to this, I will not be using the United Way to schedule a corporate volunteer day in the future. EDIT: I've been informed that the error occurred on Urban Peak's end and the United Way was not at fault. I would highly recommend their services if you are planning a corporate volunteer day.

I'm on one of the boards that meets here regularly... The receptionist is always so nice...read more

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.

My kids and I volunteer here to do different things, this time we were doing Baskets of Joy for the…read moreelderly and needy in the area. They are so understanding of my kids' and their desire to help out too, and VOA always encourages them. Perfect for families, single people, anyone who wants to help their community.

The people here are so welcoming and kind. Attending here has been a wonderful experience for my…read morefamily!

I love how balanced this church is! Ancient Christian worship and historical belief yet…read morenon-judgmental and warm. Authentic people. Relaxed vibe. Gorgeous choir!

Pretty great place tbh, This place made me feel human when I had nothing, took care of me, fed me,…read moreand showed me the way. The CEO Heather, she's a badass, and doesn't put herself on a pedestal or above anyone, ever, especially the clients. Thank You TGP

The front desk is very helpful. When I come in with my kids, I wait for the evaluator and get meal…read moretickets. We eat, and they can't wait to play!! They make new friends, and I find clothes for them and sometimes me! I only had a few negative interactions, but I was alone for those. The staff is always helpful and nice and the value of the food and drinks are good thank you

WE ARE SO FURIOUS!! AN ABSOLUTELY TERRIBLE SHELTER. DO NOT RESCUE FROM HERE…read more My mom had applied to adopt a cat from this place over two weeks ago. The director said the cat she was interested in wasn't up for adoption yet and she would have to wait. After many days of my mom calling and talking to the lady she basically said that the cat was already hers she just had to wait for him to be available. Today my mom called the shelter again and the director said THAT THEY GAVE THE CAT AWAY!!!! my mom was so devastated. We just lost our family dog and she was so excited and looking forward to getting a new cat. The director said it was because they had heard my mom say she was going to make it an outdoor cat, WHICH IS COMPLETELY FALSE. first, my mom would never do that. She specifically wants a cuddly indoor kitty as a companion, second the shelter specifically said she cant have an outdoor cat and my mom agreed with that part of the contract. It makes absolutely no sense. I could tell from the very beginning something was off about this rescue and I was right. I'm not sure what they're doing over there but whatever it is it's not good. We will probably be getting in contact with a lawyer. DO NOT ADOPT FROM HERE!!!

We've fostered six dogs and cats from PawaCo since 2015, as well as volunteered for the…read moreorganization. I can't speak highly enough about PawsCo and their dedication to their mission and the animals they rescue. Please, if you're interested in fostering or adopting a pet, check out PawsCo!