It’s not just a place to sleep.

We provide a temporary home, a place for new beginnings.

Each of our residents is matched with a case manager who helps him/her navigate our 120-day Levels Program. Each resident commits to goals that will help them obtain stable income and housing.

120-Day Levels Program Requirements...

• Attend “Employment” and “Life Skills” class series
• Attend “Housing” and “Money Management” class series
• Regularly submit “Job Search” and “Housing Search” logs
• Regularly deposit earnings into a supervised, personal housing fund
• Meet regularly with Case Manager

Our Permanent Shelter...

• Men’s Dorm with 18 beds
• Women’s Dorm with 6 beds
• Four, separate Family Rooms

Our Emergency “Overflow” Shelter...

• Men’s room with 24 beds
• Four additional beds for women or families

Our Veteran’s Program...

• Shelters up to 16 men
• Provides veterans with 24/7 access to a housing facility
• Connects veterans to case management services
• Assists veterans in obtaining:
  • Income and Benefits
  • Stable Housing
  • Physical and Mental Health Services.

We feed hungry men, women and children.

We serve 3 free meals a day — every day of the year.

How Many Meals?

• 217 meals per day
• 1,522 meals per week
• 79,116 meals per year

Our Hospitality Kitchen...

• Awarded 2012 “Excellent” Rating by Larimer County Health Department
• We only spend $2.15/meal thanks to generous donors and volunteers
• Our low budget-per-meal means more meals, for more people!

Volunteers are our backbone.

Donated hours means money saved. And that means more help, for more people.  Click Here to Volunteer

Meet Gary. He conquered addiction. Now, he volunteers.

Gary arrived at Samaritan House Fort Collins in a hard battle against alcoholism. He soon discovered incredible support in his peers, his case manager, and the shelter staff.

By the end of the 120-Day Levels Program, Gary had secured his own apartment – an apartment where he still lives today.

Now, Gary comes back every day to volunteer. He happily helps in the kitchen and washes dishes. He also finds time to sit and chat with his peers, encouraging them in their own journey.

Gary loves his new apartment, but he loves his new Samaritan House Fort Collins family even more. We love Gary in return. We thank him for his kindness and generosity!he Value of Volunteers

• Over 9,000 hours of generous service each year
• Over 1,000 volunteers total, serving both Samaritan House Fort Collins and The Hospitality Kitchen

Our needed items at Samaritan House Fort Collins:

SUPPLIES
• Face masks (surgical - N95 if possible)
• Gloves (latex/nitrile)
• Hand sanitizer any size
• Disinfecting wipes
• Liquid hand soap
• Large paper lunch bags
• Plastic spoons, forks and knives
• Styrofoam “clamshell” containers size 8 1/2 x 7 7/8 x 2 1/2
• Styrofoam bowls with lids (4 oz)
• Napkins
• Paper plates
• Sandwich bags
• Toilet paper
• Paper towels
• Infrared Forehead Thermometer and digital thermometers for seniors

CARE PACKAGES FOR SENIORS
• New puzzles
• Crossword puzzle books and Word Search puzzle books
• Coloring books for adults
• Journals

MEN/WOMEN/CHILDREN CLOTHING NEEDS
• New underwear: Women’s medium or large, Men’s large

Please call 970-484-5010 for additional information and hours of operation.

Drop off times for items is 8:00am - 4:30pm, M-F