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Tomorrow's lunch is done and done ✅

RISE AND SHINE: IS NEXT WEDNESDAY JUNE 24!

While you're mixing up your morning commute Community Table Kitchen Catering will be serving up cheddar jalapeno corn muffins, morning glory breakfast muffins (think nutty and fruity), frittatas, and everyone's B2W favorite staple, Bridge House Brownies (because who doesn't love dessert for breakfast).

Stop by one of our Bike to Work breakfast stations and say hi from 7-9:00 a.m.

AURORA: Cherry Creek/Colorado Front Range Trail at Dam and Parker Roads
BOULDER: 5345 Arapahoe Road at Conestoga
ENGLEWOOD: Big Dry Creek Trail at Englewood Canine Corral

MEET JUSTIN: Englewood Ready to Work's First Graduate

After a failed su***de attempt, addiction, and homelessness, Justin B. arrived at Englewood’s Ready to Work program with nowhere else to turn. Nearly a year later, he became the program’s first graduate and is now training to become an RTD Light Rail driver.

Along the way, Justin overcame relapse, rebuilt stability, moved into his own apartment, and even began preparing his poetry manuscript for publication. “Some days I hated Ready to Work,” he admits. “But in the long run, it’s crazy how much it helped me.”

Read Justin's story: boulderbridgehouse.org/success-story/justin-bs-story/

NEXT THURSDAY JUNE 18: CTK LUNCH POP UP RETURNS WITH A BBQ MENU

📅 Thursday, June 18
📍 5345 Arapahoe Road at Conestoga, Boulder (look for the canopy)
🕦 11:30-1:30 p.m.
🥩 BBQ Meal with Vegetarian Options
🔥 Chef John will bring the heat, and the sauce, to the CTK grill. Check back for menu details and we'll see you there!

Thank you Denver7 and reporter Adria Ireheta for sharing how Bridge House provides pathways to stability through employment, housing, and support services. We appreciate the opportunity to share the stories of the individuals we serve and the impact of our community's support.

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/18i41fiKrx/

Bridge House Tri-Cities marks one year helping people experiencing homelessness in Arapahoe County County leaders said the Ready to Work house and Tri-Cities Homeless Navigation Center are both moving the needle on homelessness in Arapahoe County.

🏠 Give Back. Get Back. HCTC Extended through 2030!

The Colorado Homeless Contribution Tax Credit (HCTC), provides a tax credit to Colorado taxpayers who contribute to eligible homelessness related projects within Colorado.

The HCTC encourages donors to support local nonprofits that are providing valuable services to those experiencing homelessness. Bridge House qualifies under this requirement. Any donation over $250 (or $5,000 in kind) qualifies for the credit. The more you donate, the bigger your tax break.

✔️ Support life-changing programs
✔️ Strengthen your community
✔️ Potentially reduce your Colorado tax bill

Learn more: boulderbridgehouse.org/tax-credit-information/

Please consult your tax advisor regarding your individual tax situation.

Tax Credit Information The Colorado Homeless Contribution Income Tax Credit (HCTC) provides a tax credit to Colorado taxpayers who contribute to eligible homelessness related projects within Colorado.

Happy National Donut Day! 🍩 Donuts and brownies actually have a lot in common:

🍩 They're both acceptable breakfast decisions (we don't make the rules)
☕ They're both best enjoyed with coffee
💻 They're both crowd-pleasers at meetings
😊 They're both capable of improving a tough day

We're just partial to the one with chocolate, a little chew, and a mission to create pathways out of homelessness.

Happy National Donut Day from your friends at Bridge House Brownies . 🟫❤️

Bridge House's Navigation Center opened its doors a year ago to provide low-barrier support, connection, and hope for adults experiencing homelessness in the Tri-Cities. Since then, hundreds of individuals have accessed meals, showers, case management, housing navigation, and pathways forward.

One year of Ready to Work in Englewood. 🎉 One year of paid employment, housing support, structure, and second chances for adults rebuilding their lives in the Tri-Cities communities. — and we’re seeing the impact every day.

Our Ready to Work houses shifted to in-house Memorial Day barbecues this year and the Aurora house rocked it, converting its parking lot into a park complete with BBQs, co****le, disk golf, and of course community.