GRANT FUNDING:
Anschutz Family Foundation
Colorado Association of REALTORS (CARHOF)
Daniels Fund
Division of Criminal Justice/Office of Victims Programs, Victims of Crime Act (VOCA)
Domestic Violence Program (DVP, formerly known as DAAP)
Eleventh Judicial District Victims Assistance Law Enforcement (VALE)
Energy Outreach Colorado
I Love U Guys Foundation
Mary Kay Ash Foundation
Park County Department of Human Services
Park County Government
State of Colorado Division of Housing Emergency Shelter Grant (ESG)
State of Colorado Division of Housing Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)
Wells Fargo Community Assistance Funds

MEMBERSHIPS AND ASSOCIATIONS:
Colorado Non Profit Association
Colorado Office of Victims Assistance (COVA)
Park County Domestic Violence Task Force
Mountain Domestic Violence Coalition
Conifer Chamber of Commerce
Platte Canyon Chamber of Commerce 

COMMUNITY COLLABORATIONS AND SUPPORTERS 
Mountain Peace Shelter has strong partnerships with other agencies, churches, local businesses and individuals in our community to stretch limited resources to best serve families and individuals in crisis.


These partnerships include, but are not limited to:
Agencies and Service Groups - Churches -
Businesses Contributing to the Capital Campaign - Other Strong Supporters


How do YOU want to help?

Donate funds, a cell phone, specific items, or even a vehicle.

• Become a Crisis Line Volunteer! Call 303-838-7176 for more information.
• Purchase “A Birdhouse for Our House”! One of a kind birdhouses painted by shelter residents and volunteers are great for gifts or to brighten your home. See them at Deer Creek Realty in Bailey or call for info.
• Organize a creative and fun church, school, youth group, or service organization fund-raiser for the new shelter.
• Realtors and Lenders . . . you can make a contribution pledge at the time of closing in your name or your customer/clients name as a Closing Gift to Mountain Peace Shelter. 
• Business Owners: donate a portion of your profits for a day, week or month to this cause. Mountain Peace Shelter will promote your business in return!
• Leave a Legacy of Compassion. Include the Mountain Peace Shelter in your estate planning and leave a lasting gift to help those in crisis, while receiving helpful tax benefits.

Please call 303-838-7176 for more information or to add ideas of your own!

Thank you for helping families have a safe place to go!

WHAT CAN I DO AS A VOLUNTEER?

• 24-Hour Crisis Hotline Counselors
• Advocates for shelter residents
• On-call client support
  • Transportation to Appointments
  • Pet Foster Homes (large and small animals)
  • Handy people for shelter repairs
  • Mechanics to fix cars
• Office Support
• Employment Counselor
• Legal Advocates/Lawyers
• Donation Coordinator
• Database Coordinator
• Party Planner
• Other: Do you have a special talent or interest that does not fit into one of these categories? New ideas are always appreciated! Volunteer groups are also welcome.

WHAT IS THE TIME COMMITMENT? We realize that volunteers have lives outside of Mountain Peace Shelter. For that reason we are flexible and will work around your schedule and the time you are able to give. We only ask that new volunteers commit to one year of service with the organization.

WHAT ABOUT TRAINING? All trainings are free!!! All volunteers are required to go through a 20-hour training course on the fundamentals of domestic violence. Volunteers receive continuing training through monthly in-services. Client Support volunteers are strongly encouraged to attend monthly in-services and are required to attend the quarterly crisis line training at least once before answering the crisis line. Volunteers also receive regular announcements about other valuable trainings they may attend.

WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR? If you’re interested in joining our volunteer team, contact us today