Join Dan Caplis Law and support Catholic Charities
Now through December 31st, Dan Caplis Law will match all donations to Catholic Charities up to a total of $100,000. Together, we are an extended family, supporting neighbors and transforming lives.
“Denver would fall apart tomorrow without Catholic Charities.” — Dan Caplis
A stumble on the road doesn’t mean your journey is over. Catholic Charities is there when our Colorado neighbors reach a fork in the road between hopelessness and hope.
Struggling families find shelter at Samaritan House and women are supported through Marisol Services. Little ones receive high quality early education at our centers and veterans and seniors have access to safe independent living at Catholic Charities Housing. Individuals find support at St. Raphael Counseling and a blanket of behavioral health services wrap around all our Catholic Charities ministries. From the Western Slope to the Eastern Plains, north to Fort Collins and across the Denver metro area, the list of what Catholic Charities does and who we serve is extensive.
But it only works through our collective support. You can make a real difference by getting involved today.
Now through December 31st, Dan Caplis Law will match all donations to Catholic Charities up to a total of $100,000. Together, we are an extended family, supporting neighbors and transforming lives.
“Denver would fall apart tomorrow without Catholic Charities.” — Dan Caplis
A stumble on the road doesn’t mean your journey is over. Catholic Charities is there when our Colorado neighbors reach a fork in the road between hopelessness and hope.
Struggling families find shelter at Samaritan House and women are supported through Marisol Services. Little ones receive high quality early education at our centers and veterans and seniors have access to safe independent living at Catholic Charities Housing. Individuals find support at St. Raphael Counseling and a blanket of behavioral health services wrap around all our Catholic Charities ministries. From the Western Slope to the Eastern Plains, north to Fort Collins and across the Denver metro area, the list of what Catholic Charities does and who we serve is extensive.
But it only works through our collective support. You can make a real difference by getting involved today.
Your gift is transforming lives, thank YOU!
TAX CREDITS
A tax credit is a dollar for dollar reduction on the taxes you owe, as opposed to a deduction that reduces the gross income on which your taxes are calculated. The tax credit program through which you donate determines the credit amount. See descriptions below and please call 720.799.9311 with any questions.
CHILD CARE
CONTRIBUTION CREDIT
Support children in need and receive up to a 50% state credit.
This credit seeks to increase the quality and availability of child care in metro Denver. The state of Colorado allows you to take up to a 50% tax credit on your state income taxes when you donate to Catholic Charities. Your gift will support Early Childhood Education and Marisol Homes.
Our Early Childhood Education Program provides quality education and child care at six locations in the Denver Metro area. Marisol Homes provides safe and secure emergency and community-based housing for pregnant women, and single women with children, who are experiencing homelessness.
This is a tax credit, not just a tax deduction. For more information about this tax credit, click the red button below.
Colorado Homeless Contribution Income Tax Credit
Support families and individuals experiencing homelessness and receive a state tax credit.
The State of Colorado allows you to take up to a 25% tax credit on your state income taxes when you donate to any one of these four Catholic Charities' homeless shelters through the Colorado Homeless Contribution Income Tax Credit:
• Samaritan House (Denver)
• Samaritan House Women's Shelter (Denver)
• Guadalupe Community Center (Greeley)
• Samaritan House Fort Collins
This is a tax credit, not just a tax deduction. For more information about this tax credit, click the red button below.
TAX CREDITS
A tax credit is a dollar for dollar reduction on the taxes you owe, as opposed to a deduction that reduces the gross income on which your taxes are calculated. The tax credit program through which you donate determines the credit amount. See descriptions below and please call 720.799.9311 with any questions.
CHILD CARE
CONTRIBUTION CREDIT
Support children in need and receive up to a 50% state credit.
This credit seeks to increase the quality and availability of child care in metro Denver. The state of Colorado allows you to take up to a 50% tax credit on your state income taxes when you donate to Catholic Charities. Your gift will support Early Childhood Education and Marisol Homes.
Our Early Childhood Education Program provides quality education and child care at six locations in the Denver Metro area. Marisol Homes provides safe and secure emergency and community-based housing for pregnant women, and single women with children, who are experiencing homelessness.
This is a tax credit, not just a tax deduction. For more information about this tax credit, click the red button below.
Colorado Homeless Contribution Income Tax Credit
Support families and individuals experiencing homelessness and receive a state tax credit.
The State of Colorado allows you to take up to a 25% tax credit on your state income taxes when you donate to any one of these four Catholic Charities' homeless shelters through the Colorado Homeless Contribution Income Tax Credit:
• Samaritan House (Denver)
• Samaritan House Women's Shelter (Denver)
• Guadalupe Community Center (Greeley)
• Samaritan House Fort Collins
This is a tax credit, not just a tax deduction. For more information about this tax credit, click the red button below.
FACES OF HOPE
From the classroom to Little Flower, Loretta and Sharon’s humanitarian roots run deep in Aurora
Loretta and Sharon’s lives ran parallel in many ways. They both taught at Aurora Public Schools for decades, their kids went to the same schools and they went to the same parish. However, where they connected most was volunteering at Little Flower Assistance Center in Aurora. They both vividly remember when Donna Potter, Director of … Read more
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Voices for Life: Uniting for a Cause
Thousands of pro-life advocates gathered at this year’s Colorado March for Life at the Colorado State Capitol on Friday, April 12, 2024. With loud voices and bright banners, individuals from pro-life organizations, schools, faith communities and ministries came together to honor the sanctity of life. Many steps, conversations and connections later, hope and optimism filled … Read more
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Marisol Family St. James experiences electrical fire – closed indefinitely
In February 2024, an electrical fire damaged Marisol Family St. James. Fortunately, no one was hurt, but the space was significantly damaged and diapers and other items burned. As a result, St. James is closed indefinitely. But there is good news! We continue to serve clients through Marisol Miles and at our other nine locations. … Read more
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Empowering Women Through Employment: Catholic Charities Employment Navigation Program Success
Across the Front Range, Catholic Charities is making a significant impact on the lives of women experiencing homelessness through our innovative Women’s Employment Navigation Program, housed at Samaritan House in downtown Denver. This program is a part of the comprehensive way that Catholic Charities looks at all our ministries, wrapping basics like safe shelter and … Read more
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Old Friends, New Beginnings: Marisol Homes Celebrates Alumni at 4th Annual Easter Brunch
The Easter season brings with it a sense of renewal and hope—a theme that rings true with Marisol Homes community. On Easter Sunday, Catholic Charities hosted the 4th Annual Marisol Alumni Easter Brunch at the Downtown Aquarium. Marisol Homes hosts this event every year as a celebration of community, resilience and transformation. Vin Glover, Program … Read more
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Prayer for Life: Reflections on the Eucharistic Procession at Marisol Garden
Special moments unfolded in the Catholic Charities’ Marisol Health Garden on Saturday, March 23rd. An army of more than 250 people of all ages joined hands for one mission: to honor the Eucharist and stand in solidarity against abortion. Led by Fr. Jason Wallace, Archdiocese of Denver Director of Vocations, and assisted by Deacon Wayne … Read more
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Catholic Charities Kinship program is where families like Audrey’s find community and support
FINDING SOLACE AND STRENGTH AFTER UNIMAGINABLE LOSS In Her Own Words: Audrey shares what the Catholic Charities Kinship program means to her family. “My daughter, Arianne passed away unexpectedly on June 23, 2019, at the age of thirty-six, leaving behind three young children aged 4, 5 and 12 at the time. In the wake of … Read more
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Alex’s Pursuit of Stability Leads to Samaritan House Fort Collins
Throughout his entire adult life, Alex poured himself into his profession. His career brought him across the country, constantly on the move. This instability and lack of community, paired with the stresses of work, left Alex seeking something to help him feel better, more in control. He turned to pills to self-medicate, but the pills … Read more
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Nancy: The Silent Warrior Nurturing Three Grandchildren, Supported by Catholic Charities Kinship
For over a decade, Nancy has been attending the kinship caregiver support group at Catholic Charities, a resource she clings to and calls a lifesaver. Nancy is raising her three grandchildren, all of whom are on the autism spectrum. When Nancy’s grandchildren unexpectedly lost their father when they were four, six and ten, Nancy was … Read more
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The Benedict is Moving Forward
Shovels Up, Hard Hats Down Catholic Charities Housing proudly announces that the Glenwood Springs City Council has given the green light to our new affordable housing initiative for senior residents – The Benedict, a 34-unit project catering to individuals aged 62 and older. With 1,925 apartments in 34 locations across Northern Colorado, including three projects in the Roaring Fork Valley, … Read more
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Catholic Charities Helps Newcomers Build a Life
In response to the ongoing demand for humanitarian aid and legal guidance for Temporary Protected Status (TPS) seekers in Colorado, Catholic Charities of Denver is conducting workshops throughout 2024 to offer crucial support to eligible individuals and families as they navigate the intricate TPS application procedures. TPS stands for Temporary Protected Status, and it grants … Read more
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A Home with Catholic Charities Housing’s St. Valentine’s Apartments in Loveland celebrate our grand opening
“A Home with a Coach” Catholic Charities Housing’s St. Valentine’s Apartments in Loveland celebrate our grand opening In July of 2016, Daniel lost his 4-year-old to an accidental drowning in Fort Collins. It was a life-altering event that would change the course of his path throughout Northern Colorado. After a bout of couch surfing and … Read more
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From Blanket to Blessing: Women Find New Beginnings in Upgraded Shelter Pods
Clark grabs the pink butterfly blanket her daughter gave her and carries it across Samaritan House 48th. Excitedly, she makes her way to the Rose neighborhood, a new section of semi-private cubes called “pods” within the Catholic Charities shelter and settles into her new home. “This changes everything for me. I am a quiet and … Read more
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Prayer Gives Life
Saving lives one baby at a time 40 Days for Life is an internationally coordinated 40-day campaign that aims to end abortion locally through prayer and fasting, community outreach and a peaceful all-day vigil in front of abortion businesses. Along the Front Range, seven communities gather twice a year for 40-day campaigns and some even … Read more
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From Samaritan House to Early Childhood Education, Diega and her family embark on a new chapter
In 2019, Diega and her family arrived in Denver from Honduras. The adjustment to a new city, new language and new culture was challenging, but thanks to the support from the Samaritan House team, they were soon able to find stability and a place to call home. It was at Samaritan House where Diega first … Read more
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