PROGRAM SERVICES “Love others as well as you love yourself.” – Matthew 22:39 The Message Hablamos Español Serving Estes Valley Residents In Need For Over 36 Years PROGRAM GOALS Ô To alleviate the needs of persons in immediate crisis through Crossroads’ program services and/or referral to additional community services. Ô To stabilize an individual or family living situation through Crossroads’ program services and referral to additional community services. Ô To assist persons/families toward self-sufficiency, or to lessen the need for assistance, through money management and energy conservation training courses and one-on-one coaching. LANGUAGES: English and Spanish REQUIREMENT: Household income at or below 185% of federal poverty level SERVICE AREA: The Estes Valley/Park R-3 School District, including Estes Park, Glen Haven, Drake, Pinewood Springs, Allenspark, and unincorporated areas bordering these communities. SUPPORTERS Our largest source of support comprises individuals/families who make donations to Crossroads Ministry. Crossroads partners with the Estes Park Chapter of the Salvation Army and the United Way of Larimer County. Additional providers of funds and other vital donations include the Town of Estes Park; YMCA of the Rockies; Energy Outreach Colorado; FEMA-EFSP; Northern Colorado Community Foundation; Village Thrift Shop; Sunrise and Noon Rotary Clubs; local churches; Safeway Foundation and numerous local businesses; and many others. Crossroads Ministry of Estes Park, Inc. is a private nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, governed by a volunteer Board of Directors. Gifts of cash and in-kind donations are tax-deductible according to current federal and state tax laws. Crossroads Ministry of Estes Park PO Box 3616 Estes Park, Colorado 80517 (970) 577-0610 offi[email protected]crossroadsep.org
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PROGRAM SERVICES“Love others as well as you love
yourself.” – Matthew 22:39 The Message
Hablamos Español
Serving Estes Valley ResidentsIn Need For Over 36 Years
PROGRAM GOALS Ô To alleviate the needs of persons in
immediate crisis through Crossroads’ program services and/or referral to additional community services.
Ô To stabilize an individual or family living situation through Crossroads’ program services and referral to additional community services.
Ô To assist persons/families toward self-sufficiency, or to lessen the need for assistance, through money management and energy conservation training courses and one-on-one coaching.
LANGUAGES: English and Spanish REQUIREMENT: Household income ator below 185% of federal poverty level
SERVICE AREA: The Estes Valley/Park R-3 School District, including Estes Park, Glen Haven, Drake, Pinewood Springs, Allenspark, and unincorporated areas bordering these communities.
• To alleviate the needs of persons inimmediate crisis through Crossroads’program services and/or referral toadditional community services.
• To stabilize an individual or familyliving situation through Crossroads’program services and referral toadditional community services.
• To assist persons/families towardself-sufficiency, or to lessen the needfor assistance, through moneymanagement and energy conservationtraining courses and one-on-onecoaching.
LANGUAGES: English and Spanish
REQUIREMENT: Household income at or below 185% of federal poverty level
SERVICE AREA: The Estes Valley/Park R-3 School District, including Estes Park, Glen Haven, Drake, Pinewood Springs, Allenspark, and unincorporated areas bordering these communities.
Our largest source of support comprises individuals/families who make donations to Crossroads Ministry. Crossroads partners with the Estes Park Chapter of the Salvation Army and the United Way of Larimer County. Additional providers of funds and other vital donations include the Town of Estes Park; YMCA of the Rockies; Energy Outreach Colorado; FEMA-EFSP; Northern Colorado Community Foundation; Village Thrift Shop; Sunrise and Noon Rotary Clubs; local churches; Safeway Foundation and numerous local businesses; and many others.
Crossroads Ministry of Estes Park, Inc. is a
private nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, governed by
a volunteer Board of Directors. Gifts of cash
and in-kind donations are tax-deductible according to
current federal and state tax laws.
SUPPORTERSOur largest source of support comprises individuals/families who make donations to Crossroads Ministry. Crossroads partners with the Estes Park Chapter of the Salvation Army and the United Way of Larimer County. Additional providers of funds and other vital donations include the Town of Estes Park; YMCA of the Rockies; Energy Outreach Colorado; FEMA-EFSP; Northern Colorado Community Foundation; Village Thrift Shop; Sunrise and Noon Rotary Clubs; local churches; Safeway Foundation and numerous local businesses; and many others.
Crossroads Ministry of Estes Park, Inc. is a private nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, governed by a volunteer Board of Directors. Gifts of cash and in-kind donations are tax-deductible according to current federal and state tax laws.
• To alleviate the needs of persons inimmediate crisis through Crossroads’program services and/or referral toadditional community services.
• To stabilize an individual or familyliving situation through Crossroads’program services and referral toadditional community services.
• To assist persons/families towardself-sufficiency, or to lessen the needfor assistance, through moneymanagement and energy conservationtraining courses and one-on-onecoaching.
LANGUAGES: English and Spanish
REQUIREMENT: Household income at or below 185% of federal poverty level
SERVICE AREA: The Estes Valley/Park R-3 School District, including Estes Park, Glen Haven, Drake, Pinewood Springs, Allenspark, and unincorporated areas bordering these communities.
Our largest source of support comprises individuals/families who make donations to Crossroads Ministry. Crossroads partners with the Estes Park Chapter of the Salvation Army and the United Way of Larimer County. Additional providers of funds and other vital donations include the Town of Estes Park; YMCA of the Rockies; Energy Outreach Colorado; FEMA-EFSP; Northern Colorado Community Foundation; Village Thrift Shop; Sunrise and Noon Rotary Clubs; local churches; Safeway Foundation and numerous local businesses; and many others.
Crossroads Ministry of Estes Park, Inc. is a
private nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, governed by
a volunteer Board of Directors. Gifts of cash
and in-kind donations are tax-deductible according to
• To alleviate the needs of persons inimmediate crisis through Crossroads’program services and/or referral toadditional community services.
• To stabilize an individual or familyliving situation through Crossroads’program services and referral toadditional community services.
• To assist persons/families towardself-sufficiency, or to lessen the needfor assistance, through moneymanagement and energy conservationtraining courses and one-on-onecoaching.
LANGUAGES: English and Spanish
REQUIREMENT: Household income at or below 185% of federal poverty level
SERVICE AREA: The Estes Valley/Park R-3 School District, including Estes Park, Glen Haven, Drake, Pinewood Springs, Allenspark, and unincorporated areas bordering these communities.
Our largest source of support comprises individuals/families who make donations to Crossroads Ministry. Crossroads partners with the Estes Park Chapter of the Salvation Army and the United Way of Larimer County. Additional providers of funds and other vital donations include the Town of Estes Park; YMCA of the Rockies; Energy Outreach Colorado; FEMA-EFSP; Northern Colorado Community Foundation; Village Thrift Shop; Sunrise and Noon Rotary Clubs; local churches; Safeway Foundation and numerous local businesses; and many others.
Crossroads Ministry of Estes Park, Inc. is a
private nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, governed by
a volunteer Board of Directors. Gifts of cash
and in-kind donations are tax-deductible according to
current federal and state tax laws.
CROSSROADS MINISTRY is a Christian service agency helping Estes Valley residents in need, includingthe temporarily unemployed who receive short-term assistance, and the working poor or persons with low fixed incomes who receive ongoing services. Crossroads Ministry partners with numerous other agencies to maximize benefits to clients, and encourages self-sufficiency through educational opportunities.
All persons are treated equally regardless of race, color, ethnicity, national origin, religion, creed, political belief, sex, gender expression, sexual orientation or identity, age, physical or mental ability, veteran status, and marital status.
75% of the assistance Crossroads provided to the Estes Valley in 2017 was connected with food. During that period, Crossroads served 435 families comprising 996 adults and 308 children.
SERVICES INCLUDE Ô Food services, twice monthly or
more frequently in emergency circumstances, to alleviate or prevent hunger. Special food distribution for Holiday’s.
Ô Temporary housing assistance to prevent rental eviction or morgage foreclosure for non-payment; and temporary emergency lodging.
Ô Meals on Wheels supplies a well-balanced nutritious meal to people who are unable to prepare meals for themselves.
Ô Utility assistance to prevent or reverse shut-off of utilities due to non-payment, including electricity, gas, propane, other fuels; assistance in completing the application to the LEAP program.
Ô Assistance with costs of medical, dental, prescriptions, mental health services.
Ô Limited transportation assistance, including costs of gasoline for essential and emergency travel.
Ô Vouchers for clothing, household goods, laundry and shower services.
Ô Compassionate personalized case management and referrals to a wide range of community agencies and services for additional resources and assistance.
SELF-SUFFICIENCY PROGRAM FOR VOUCHER SERVICESCrossroads Ministry provides Money Matters and Energy Conservation classes(in English and Spanish), including credit counseling and goal-setting, with additional one-on-one coaching andpersonalized case management.Crossroads was one of the first agencies in Colorado to require its clients to complete a money management course. The course is required in order to receive ongoing voucher assistance services.
REQUIRED DOCUMENTS Ô Photo ID
Ô Proof of Estes Valley residency, such as a lease/utility bill
Ô Proof of most recent/current household income
Call for Appointment (970) 577-0610
HABLAMOS ESPAÑOL
MISSION To practice Christian love by providing basic human services to Estes Valley residents in need.
