Where Summer Camp Becomes Something So Much More

There’s something about summer camp that stays with you. The crunch of gravel under your shoes. The shock of cold lake water. Campfire songs sung off-key but full of joy. Inside jokes that still make you laugh years later. That’s what Camp POSTCARD is. For three best friends, Tyler, Venus, and Sofia, Camp POSTCARD wasn’t just a summer escape. It was the place where they met, grew up together, and discovered the paths that would shape their futures. Created for 5th and 6th graders across the Denver and Aurora metro area, Camp POSTCARD is a free, week-long escape for kids…

The Ribbon Cutting of Theodora Family Hotel

The ribbon cutting of our Theodora Family Hotel on May 15th was a joyous occasion! Friends, family, teammates, partners, donors, and a lot of the local media turned out to celebrate this remarkable facility, designed for families and veterans facing homelessness. Take a look!

Partner Spotlight: Wells Fargo – Building Hope Through Housing

For many years, Wells Fargo has been a steadfast partner in VOA Colorado’s mission to uplift individuals and families across the state. Their commitment goes beyond financial support—it’s about creating pathways to stability, security, and lasting change. Through generous philanthropic support for over 2 decades, Wells Fargo has helped advance VOA Colorado’s housing programs in communities from Durango to Denver and across the front range. Their investment has supported critical services that help individuals and families move from crisis to permanent housing—ensuring that more Coloradans have access to safe, stable, and affordable places to call home. “We believe access to…

Roy’s Story: A New Beginning with Buddy by His Side

For most of his life, Roy never thought of himself as a veteran in the way that seemed to matter. He had served during peacetime—just three and a half years—and because he hadn’t seen combat, he believed that disqualified him from any recognition, any support, any sense of belonging. “I didn’t think anyone would care,” he said. “I was in the service, and that was it.” After moving to Fort Collins, Colorado in 2021, Roy tried to make a new start. But with both physical and mental health struggles mounting, he found himself unable to work, slipping closer and closer…

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