His Hands Food Bank is a local food bank supplying low income families with emergency food and personal care items. Shelves are located in the front of our sanctuary for your donations and periodically we have themed food bank drives for specific needs.

This shelter is a working men's shelter in Denver. Meal preparation, men's clothing, hygiene products and household items, especially twin sheets and pillows, are always welcome.

Our church provides facilities for the Central Visitation Program for children who are separated from one or both parents but who may visit with parents only under the supervision of a third party. The program provides a safe and comfortable environment in which children and non-residential parents may visit, allowing the child and parent the opportunity to develop a meaningful relationship. If you would like to volunteer to become a trained volunteer, contact Cheryl Weinstein or Judy Munro.

CASA volunteers are a child's voice in court. They work in the best interest of each child, acting as the eyes and ears of a judge. Volunteers are appointed by a judge and receive training in courtroom procedure, effective advocacy techniques, special needs of children and topics related to child abuse and neglect. A CASA's involvement is vital in determining a safe and permanent home for the child.

Many of us have seen the "Ugly Quilts" or sleeping bags assembled here at our church. Participation in the group does not require fine quilting skills, just the ability to tie knots and enjoy some fellowship. The group always welcomes donations of material, ties, jackets, hats, socks, gloves, batting or personal hygiene items that can be included with the quilts. Contact Gladys Eckman for information.