FIRC, Summit Resource Center

A nonprofit organization

$84,952 raised by 225 donors

100% complete

$80,000 Goal

FIRC is all of us. Your gift builds a Summit County where neighbors support neighbors and families stay rooted, no matter the challenges. Every week, someone walks through FIRC’s doors feeling unsure - and walks out with hope. A warm greeting. A box of fresh food. A conversation that reminds them they’re not alone. A step towards stability. Your gift matters. Thank you! 

FIRC believes that everyone should be able to work, stay, and succeed in Summit County.  1 in 3 people living in Summit County cannot afford to live here. The average family of 3 earns a household income of $35K, while the cost of living for that same family is more than $100K. And not just families are struggling–young people hoping to start their lives in this beautiful community aren’t able to afford food, pay rent, or secure health insurance. FIRC provides the essential wraparound services that help residents afford healthy food and housing, navigate healthcare challenges, and create the connections and stability they need to stay and create a life in Summit County.

This season, we're reminded that lasting change happens when communities come together. Visit the FIRC website for more details. 



"Nobody chooses to get sick. I like to work — I’m a hardworking person, but when you can’t, you can’t. FIRC gave me the support that has allowed me to live. My ALMA compañera told me “Just focus on living; we’ll support you,” and they did." - Nataly, FIRC Client 

Giving Activity

Mission

Opening doors and unleashing our community's potential.

Background Statement

Since its founding in 1993, FIRC has been a cornerstone of Summit County, dedicated to opening doors and unlocking potential for our community members. In 2024 alone, FIRC made a profound impact, serving 7,838 people and delivering 32,717 services across four core program areas: food, financial empowerment, community health, and peer support.

As Summit County's local resource center, FIRC’s vision is to foster an environment where every individual has the opportunity to thrive. Your generous donation goes beyond just a financial contribution—it’s an investment in the resilience and prosperity of our neighbors. Together, we can support those navigating life’s challenges and help them seize new opportunities.

We invite you to explore our 2024 Impact Report and see how your support is making a difference: www.summitfirc.org/every-dollar-counts

Organization Data

Summary

Organization name

FIRC, Summit Resource Center

other names

Family and Intercultural Resource Center, FIRC, Summit County Family Resource Center

Year Established

1993

Tax id (EIN)

84-1252900

Category

Human Services, Food, Agriculture & Nutrition, Health Care, Housing & Shelter, Mental Health & Crisis Intervention

Organization Size

Large Organization

Address

251 W. 4th St.
Silverthorne, CO 80498

Mailing

PO Box 4990
Breckenridge, CO 80424

Service areas

Summit County, CO, US

Phone

970-262-3888

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