Summary
Organization name
Treasure House of Hope
other names
THH
2011
Tax id (EIN)
45-3172407
Category
Mental Health & Crisis Intervention
Organization Size
Medium Organization
Address
1725 Havana St.Aurora, CO 80010
Arapahoe County, CO, US
We help to pull treasures out of darkness through love, hope and compassion. Let's stop the revolving door of recidivism by empowering individuals to live a disciplined lifestyle based on biblical teachings. We give hope to the hopeless and love to the lost. Help us fight this war by donating today.
Testimonials
"Just over a year ago I hit rock bottom and Jesus sent two angels from a place called the Treasure House of Hope. I'd been praying for two days and God answered my prayers. I thank God that I hit rock bottom because he showed me that he is my rock at the bottom. Thank you God for your faithful servants from the Treasure House of Hope for being obedient and doing your will. The Treasure House of Hope has showed me what it means to be a Disciple of Christ. So if you've hit rock bottom and are ready to stand on that rock at the bottom, then Treasure House of Hope is where you need to be."
"Incredible work the men and women of this home are doing! They speak right to the hurting heart, and you just feel God working through every single thing they do!"
"Love this ministry. What a wonderful work THH does every day in the hearts and lives of those that need restoration and recovery!"
"So very excited to stand back and watch as so many, including our daughter, experience true hope and a future!"
"The Greatest example of discipleship you will ever experience. Contagious love"
Mission
We pull treasures out of darkness through love, compassion and hope. We train individuals to live a disciplined lifestyle based on biblical teachings.
Background Statement
Founder, Angelia Anderson, became a licensed Drug and Alcohol Counselor after beating the odds of drug addiction. She answered her calling in 2000, and immediately became involved in working with women in transition from some of the same life problems she once experienced. In 2008, she married Dwight Anderson and the two agreed that Denver Metro area lacks sufficient resources to help prevent homelessness, recidivism, and non-compliance with court mandates and drug and alcohol related treatment. They opened the doors of their home to women and men from the Colorado Department of Corrections, City and County Drug Courts, and the homeless by offering hope to the hopeless.
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Organization Data
Aurora, CO 80010