A Little Help connects neighbors to help older adults thrive.
We rely on support from neighbors like you to bridge the gap between the pay-what-you-can contributions and the foundation and government grants we receive. With your donation we can expand into new neighborhoods and recruit and engage more volunteers, realizing our vision of creating strong, united, intergenerational communities.
Here’s how your donation can make a difference:
$20 = one window washing kit
$50 = yard tool kits for a small team of volunteers to rake, weed, garden
$100 = cost to background check four new volunteers
$500 = activity supplies to assemble “Kindness Kits” for 20 members
$5,000 = supplies for one Service Saturday event, impacting 100 homes
Please support your older neighbors on CO Gives Day!
Testimonials
Here is just a small sample of what our members and volunteers have to say about their experiences:
“ALH has been wonderful for me because I am a widow and do not have family here… I am finding as I age it is harder for me to stay in my house without some outside help… ALH helps us seniors that may not be able to stay in our homes be able to. Our homes are a sanctuary and a safe place for us as we age.”
"It is such comfort to have all of you in our neighborhood. You are helping me stay longer in my home in spite of advancing age. Thanks for helping me hang in there with this non-senior-friendly house."
"I continue to speak with Dorothy 1-2 times per week. Dorothy is wonderful to chat with. She has eagerly shared her life journey with me, and I feel honored to know her."
"A Little Help and all the wonderful volunteers have been a blessing from above during this unimaginable time. My 92 year old mother and I thank all of you tenfold for the courageous, kind and generous gift you have given all of us... plus, we made wonderful new friends."
"It is such comfort to have all of you in our neighborhood. You are helping me stay longer in my home in spite of advancing age. Thanks for helping me hang in there with this non-senior-friendly house."
"I called this woman thinking I would make a difference in her day and she really made a difference in my day. Thank you for this opportunity."