Holidays of Hope
For families and children served by Family Tree, the holidays can be an anxious and stressful time - for kids separated from their families, women seeking safety from domestic violence, and families who desperately need housing. With your help, we can brighten the holidays for our neighbors in need.
You generosity makes our work possible. By making a financial donation, you are ensuring we can continue to provide life-changing services for families and children right here in the Denver metro area.
See our wishlist and collect items for our families with your work, civic, church group or family. For more information, call contact Tami Mawhir at tmawhir@thefamilytree.org for more info.
Family Tree has many life-changing programs that need in-kind gifts as they serve individuals and families in the Denver metro area. Purchase items on a Family Tree's program wish list. Contact Tami Mawhir at tmawhir@thefamilytree.org for more info.
Give the gift of time this holiday season and serve a meal, support facility projects or help in one of our many of our volunteer roles.
5892 W. 44th Avenue, Wheat Ridge CO 80212
Family Tree clients are provided coupons to shop for essential items including clothing, household items, toys and more. 100% of your dollars spent at Treasure Trunk helps fund Family Tree’s services.
Family Tree understands that giving may look a little different than planned this year. Find additional virtual giving options here.
Looking for the perfect holiday giving program? Family Tree can create the ideal combination of holiday giving options to meet your needs through Family Tree Holidays of Hope.
How Do I Get Started?
For more information, call (303) 422-2133 or email info@thefamilytree.org.
Can my family, company or church participate with me?
Absolutely. Family Tree's Holidays of Hope offers a variety of ways to get involved for individuals, social clubs, religious groups, corporations, families and more!
Can I participate in Holidays of Hope in more than one way?
Absolutely. Support Family Tree financially, Adopt-A-Program, by hosting a drive, volunteering and/or shopping and/or donating at Family Tree Treasure Trunk.
Do I need to get permission to host a drive?
No, please just share your plans with us so that we can anticipate your gifts and help you coordinate the delivery. Refer to the Wish List for needed items.
Should I wrap the gifts?
No, Family Tree staff encourages all donations to remain unwrapped in order to best meet the needs of our clients.
Can I donate gently used items?
Used donations are accepted at Family Tree Treasure Trunk by appointment, please call (303) 421-9205 Monday-Saturday, 10am-4pm. Treasure Trunk is located at 5892 West 44th Avenue, Wheat Ridge.
What if I'm not certain about the program within Family Tree I would like to support?
No problem. We will guide you to the program with the greatest need that best meets your interests.
More Questions? Contact Rebekah Hawthorne for further information: rhawthorne@thefamilytree.org.
While at Family Tree House of Hope, Mary worked hard to find and start a full-time job. She was able to get the support she needed to find stable housing for her and her granddaughters and furnish it and purchase clothes with gift certificates from Family Tree Treasure Trunk.
Family Tree House of Hope Case Manager, Kim, notes, “Mary actively sought to improve the well-being of not just her life and her granddaughters’ lives, but also the well-being of everyone around her. Mary is a compassionate and terrific role model. She has a refreshing perspective and encourages others to practice self-care, stay motivated, and maintain a positive outlook on life.”
Mary believes Family Tree saved her life as well as the lives of her granddaughters, but serves as an example of empowerment to all those around her and to this day. Mary wants other people to understand that giving up is not an option, and the power of believing in yourself and your success.
Mary shares;
The girls loved rocks - they still collect them. We used to take walks and if they saw one that was special, if it glimmered or was a certain color and it was smooth, we would pick it up and write things on it. I’m a firm believer that if you stay positive you can manifest the things you want out of life. Somewhere I heard if you write down what it is that you desire and put it on something permanent, you can manifest that.
“So we have all these rocks! I was looking at them the other day, and it was from during the time we were at Family Tree House of Hope and I wrote, ‘Our New Home’ on it. And that rock is sitting in the foyer of my home right now. It means a lot to us. The Family Tree House of Hope was a lifesaver for the girls and me.
