How we are Responding to COVID-19
Our in-person volunteer opportunities are currently on hold, but you can support the young people at TGTHR by donating a meal, donating needed items, or giving a monetary gift
These local businesses are amazing partners of TGTHR, and support the youth in our programs, so please consider supporting them during this time.
- 1313 A Salon
- Arrowhead Awards
- Center Copy
- Cosmo’s Pizza
- Foolish Craig’s
- GB Culinary
- Hapa Sushi
- Lindsay’s Deli
- Pasta Jay’s
- PMG Lending
- Proto’s Pizza
- River and Woods
- T/aco
We have, along with the rest of the world, been carefully evaluating the ever-changing COVID-19 situation and have remained in rapid response mode to make adjustments to our organization. This unexpected pandemic has affected every aspect of our program participants' lives, and we are committed to keeping them safe and healthy.
- Reconfigured the way we operate our Street Outreach Program to prevent unnecessary contact with individuals, and follow CDC guidelines.
- Prepared isolation spaces in each of our programs.
- Continue to remain in communication with schools to provide support while young people are still at home to prevent displacement, abuse, and/or neglect.
- Supporting program participants with distance learning.
- Created a financial modeling plan to responsibly spend our dollars and ensure the longevity of TGTHR.
- Enacted hazard pay for our program staff who are on the front lines caring for our program participants during this time.
- Implemented contact tracing if any staff or program participants test positive for COVID-19.
- Hosted our 2 annual fundraising events virtually.
- Closed our administrative office and required all staff that can work from home to work from home.
- Now requiring all donation drop-offs be scheduled ahead of time to minimize the amount of visitors.
- Continue to practice the recommended health and safety protocols in programs.
Read Youth Stories
Meet Ilya (they/them/theirs)
Ilya (they/them/theirs) first came to The Source in 2019 after leaving a motel in Denver where theywere living with their family. Ilya said they came to The Source because they wanted to find a stableplace to live and needed a little bit of help. When
Meet Mia (she/her/hers)
In 2020, Mia (she/her/hers) had been staying at Chase House for one-and-a-half years. When Mia first arrived at Chase House, she was incredibly hesitant to engage in case management and socialize with staff and other youth. She was shy and expressed anxiety in living at
Meet Andre (he/him/his)
Andre came to 1440 Pine in December 2019 as a referral from Boulder County, as one of the ten reserved apartments for young people aging out of the foster care system in our county. While at 1440 Pine, Andre engaged in case management, life skills
