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Given the disparity between housing prices and incomes in Denver, low-income households struggle to make ends meet. But Hope Communities provides hope by providing housing that is truly affordable, allowing a family's limited resources to cover rent, food, healthcare and transportation. According to a recent survey of Hope Communities' residents:
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73% live on less than $20,000 per year
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52% currently receive some type of public assistance; the state average is 2%
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58% of households have at least one child
2011 Hands for Hope Day is Saturday, September 17th.
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Volunteers from Wells Fargo help paint a fence at Hope Communities' Carolton Arms, with past board president Sarah Harmen also working in the background.
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There are many ways to get involved! Whether you've got time, talent, or treasure to share, Hope Communities is excited to partner with you. Select the opportunity on the right you’re interested in learning more about, or email our
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with other questions.
Together we can break the cycle of poverty and provide hope and a home for all!
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Please visit our News page to read the latest articles and press releases about us.
Read more about our activities and supporters in our Annual Report. |
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