Greeley Family House

Greeley Family House empowers families to gain long-term housing stability, your donation can make sure that families get the building block they need to reach this goal

Since opening our doors in 1985, Greeley Family House has stood as a crucial safety net and a harbor of hope for parents and children navigating acute housing crises across Weld County. These families could be at any level of crisis whether it be families who are living paycheck to paycheck, facing eviction, or needing an emergency shelter.

Who We Help
We exclusively serve families  experiencing housing instability in Northern Colorado:

• 84% are single-parent households.
• 55% identify as Hispanic or Latino.
• 70% of adult residents enter employed, while the remaining 30% are actively seeking employment.
• 100% maintain a drug- and alcohol-free environment.

Why We Help
For hard-working families living paycheck to paycheck, a single unbudgeted crisis—a sudden medical emergency, a job loss, a broken-down vehicle, or domestic violence—can dismantle a household’s financial stability. Parents are forced to make agonizing choices between paying rent or buying groceries, receiving medical care, or paying for childcare.

When housing is lost, children face trauma, school disruption, and displacement. We exist so that no parent has to face housing instability alone and every child has a safe, warm bed to sleep in while their family rebuilds.

Join us in helping our community by donating here on Colorado Gives Day!

Find out more about the impactful work Greeley Family House does and how you can be involved at www.greeleyfamilyhouse.org

For questions or comments, please get in touch with executivedirector@greeleyfamilyhouse.org

Thank you in advance for your support of The Greeley Family House
- Megan Rhodes, Executive Director