Very well organized distribution center to volunteer. LOTS of volunteers. After attending a one…read morehour orientation you can sign up online. Most volunteer opportunities are 2 1/2 hours long. Great organization if you would like to give back.

Care and Share is a wonderful organization helping those in need across southern Colorado! Y first…read morevolunteer experience was truly great! Tabitha

this is the most child friendly place ever. and the staff is just fantastic 10/10 would recommend…read morefor BOTH before and after school.

This is one of the best childcare facilities that my family has ever been a part of. Not only do…read morethey care about the kids that they care for, but they care for the staff that work there. My family knows all too well about how other childcare facilities are, and how horribly they treat their staff and the kids. This is definitely not one of them. There is no stress in my family that comes from this child care facility, whereas there was daily stress when my family was part of other facilities that were part of the Department of Defense. If you want your family to be part of a horrible organization then please go to the facilities on Ft Carson. If you want your family to feel welcomed and cared for then do not hesitate to be a part of Lionheart. We have had nothing but outstanding leadership and direction from the staff there. I would not hesitate to have my family be part of this great organization, as it was the best decision that we ever made.

Beautiful second store on Tutt Blvd, managed by lovely people, BUT BE CAREFUL, most things are not…read morefar off or the very same as new retail price. Today, they wanted $14.50 for a bag of Sta-Green Potting Soil. I also passed on used lawn mower blades, priced between $16-21. I have found great deals, but usually walk out thinking I'll just buy it new somewhere else. Maybe I've lost the deeper meaning for Habitat for Humanity, raising support to help my less-fortunate neighbor, that's possible. I need to soak on that.

I thought habitat for humanity was a good place to go and look for things for one's home when you…read morewanted a discount. I was sadly mistaken. Don't go here the prices are way higher than they should be for stuff that is donated. Also I went to donate a $400 dollar tool set, drill, light, circular saw, stapler, angel drill, and 3 batteries. Needless to say I was turned away cause I was 10 minutes late. SMH. So I just donated my items somewhere else. I will not donate or shop here ever in my life. Your customer service is terrible. Do better.

This place is great! Quick and easy with no hassle. Efficient staff that make doing the right…read morething (recycling) a easy job.

Great place to recycle computers of all kind. The recycling of computers is free. Other…read moreelectronics are recycled but you must pay a fee. The location employs workers with disabilities which is a great for our community. Please support them!

In 2023 I sponsored a child for one year, we communicated by letters on my compassion.com account…read moreand I was sent monthly photo updates of the child. At one point I could no longer afford to sponsor and they were so nice to me they offered to pay for one month. I eventually had to cancel and the process was easy. Compassion International is a legitimate organization that partners with local churches and operates as an after-school program providing daily living necessities for children to get them out of poverty. Financial transparency is provided on their website on Charity Watch and is reviewed on Newsweek. If you are interested in sponsoring I suggest following them on Facebook or watching YouTube videos. Good luck and this is a really good deed. I hope to sponsor a child again in the near future.

I had what I thought was a very nice and long standing relationship with a sponsored child. At 1…read moremonth before her 18th birthday, I got letters from staff at her center in a reply to my last letter to her. They let me know she was not there, but didn't offer any other specific information. I emailed Compassion to ask if she was coming back, where she had gone, and what her graduation date was from the program. No one could give me answers; not about why she was no longer writing me, not about if she'd be back. I called and the information became even more questionable and less helpful. The service rep read me the mail I'd already gotten from the staff member, as if I could not understand what I'd read. She kept repeating that the letter was not sent from the child, as if I didn't already understand that. They told me my sponsored child was at boarding school, and had been for a long time - which was not anything that the child had ever shared, and then when I told them that, they seemed confused, like either they'd misspoken or made something up. This was directly after telling me that usually sponsors know more about the kids than Compassion does. None of the info made sense, and no one I spoke to or emailed had the same story about what was going on. The inquiry started with simple questions (where is the child, when are they graduating, why did a staff person write me, will the child be writing me in the future), and turned into a twilight zone of interactions with them. My take away is that they don't have any specifics about the child, and could not confirm if she's continuing past 18. They seemed desparate to keep me engaged, but had zero understand that a level of transparency and compassion towards the sponsors is necessary. I'm involved because of this child, that I've been corresponding with for nearly a decade. Without info, this all feels like a money grab to me, and after reading a lot of reviews I see that others have similar concerns (where is the kid, is the kid writing the letters, what's going on?). I very sadly let them know I will not be continuing my sponsorship.

Large dance floor with dinner and dancing to a live band every Friday!…read more Salsa lessons and dancing every Thursdays! Its a really nice place! Great staff!

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We recently donated a grocery haul to this establishment and honestly, the people volunteering…read morethere just ensured this is where we continue to donate to. Seeing someone who is so committed to helping your community is so inspiring. Thank you for everything you're doing!

My family and I moved to Colorado not to long ago. We have had some difficult moments but thanks to…read moreCharity's Hope I'm able to feed my family. The people there are so friendly and helpful and treat me and my family with the utmost respect.

I was a foster parent at Hope & Home for 5 years. My husband and I also served as foster parent…read morementors the last 2 years of our time there. At the end of 2019, we reached out to Hope & Home to share our mounting concerns with management and stepped down from leadership. A month later, we closed our foster care license upon learning that several former female employees had allegations of misconduct and/or sexual harassment against the Executive Director, Ross Wright. Concerns we shared with H&H: - High staff turnover - Home Supervisors are ill-equipped to support difficult behaviors/cases - The agency's focus is on growth over quality. My husband and I mentored a family who left H&H. Ross Wright explained in a staff meeting the parents were "rigid" and "unteachable." I saw them as an overwhelmed new foster family with 3-4 foster placements (one of whom was a rebellious teen) in addition to their 2 young boys. Mr. Wright did not want to discuss what could have been done to better support this family. - Hope & Home Vs. "Other" culture (i.e. DHS, the State, other Child Placement Agencies) - Questionable business practices (H&H being removed from Glassdoor, Better Business Bureau, no financial transparency). I have since spoken with more than 10 former Hope & Home employees and 2 foster parents who directly experienced misconduct and/or sexual harassment. Details on this can be found by reading an article written by The Gazette and searching Hope and Home We See You. Hope & Home has the fanciest building and several structured supports for families. I've found that other Child Placement Agencies put their efforts towards more flexible strengths: monetary reimbursement to foster families for specific needs, experienced staff better equipped to assist with difficult behaviors and complicated cases, knowledge and willingness to reach outside the agency for creative solutions to problems, and a stronger relationship between staff and foster families. No agency is perfect: look for the agency that feels like the best fit for you and know that you can always switch (even if you have foster children in your home). Foster care, the various systems, and people are broken, messy, and complicated. This agency has many caring staff and great foster families. I sincerely hope for the resignation of Executive Director (Ross Wright) and Deputy Director (Jacque Thurman-Wright) for significant, positive change.

We've been with Hope & Home as foster parents in the Denver area for just over three years. During…read morethat time we have been supported, cared for and trained to be the best foster parents we can be by our agency. We've loved three little boys and their families, and joyfully watched as they have been reunited. Foster care is not for the faint of heart {I'm still surprised we lasted that first month}, but it is a incredible ministry opportunity, and Hope & Home is the best at helping foster parents succeed.