$8,304 raised by 22 donors
17% complete
$50,000 Goal
This Colorado Gives Day, we're Unlocking Safety, Together.
Every gift adds a key to a growing piece of community art that will hang in the new Family Justice Center, a lasting symbol of the hope and safety your generosity makes possible. With each contribution, a key will be added to represent our shared commitment to building a safer future for our neighbors.
Each key represents a door opened, a path to safety unlocked, and a survivor’s journey toward healing. Together, we’re building more than a new space, we’re creating a future where every survivor has a safe place to begin again.
Join us in unlocking safety.
This Colorado Gives Day, every gift you make will add a key to the Family Justice Center's community art piece, a powerful visual reminder of the doors your generosity helps open for survivors of domestic violence.
Each key will be color-coded to honor the people who make this work possible, those who have survived, those who stand with them, and those who help create pathways to safety. Every key represents a part of our community: survivors, advocates, partners, supporters, and champions for hope. Together, these keys symbolize the collective strength it takes to build safety, support, and healing in our community.
Purple Key ($1,000+) - These keys can have a name engraved!
Gold Key ($501-$999)
Teal Key ($1-$500)
Together, these keys will form a powerful and lasting symbol of our community’s commitment to unlocking safety and hope for survivors. Each key represents a life protected, a story honored, and a future reclaimed.
Crossroads provides emergency safehousing, advocacy, legal assistance, rapid rehousing, and crisis intervention for victims of domestic violence
Crossroads Safehouse was founded in 1980 as the result of a task force created by the City of Fort Collins to address the need for emergency safehousing and supportive services for victims of domestic violence. In February of that year, we opened the doors to a four-bedroom safehouse. It was full within one hour. Since then we have expanded to a 29,000 sq. ft. facility, which includes 32 bedrooms/104 beds and offices for all administrative and direct-service staff, but one thing hasn't changed - the shelter is still nearly always full. In addition to the emergency shelter, Crossroads offers a variety of programs and services to victims and their children, including a 24/7/365 crisis line always answered by a trained advocate; a food pantry; a 600-sq. ft. boutique which provides clothing and personal items; an on-site medical unit; a pet fostering program; 24/7/365 crisis intervention and victim advocacy at scenes of domestic violence crimes in partnership with law enforcement; a non-residential outreach program; strengths-based, goal-centered individual advocacy; support groups; therapeutic counseling for adults and children; legal advocacy; an on-site law firm; longer-term co-located housing; youth victim services; and community education and prevention programs. All services are free of charge and are offered in Spanish and English.
Organization name
Crossroads Safehouse, Inc.
1979
Tax id (EIN)
84-0786145
Category
Human Services, Mental Health & Crisis Intervention, Housing & Shelter, Crime & Legal-Related
Organization Size
Large Organization
Address
421 Parker StreetMailing
P.O. Box 993Larimer County, CO, US
Phone
9704823535
Other
970-530-2353
Other
888-541-7233