TGTHR to end youth homelessness

TGTHR to end youth homelessness Ending youth homelessness
We provide safe housing and supportive services to 12- to 24-year-olds exiting homelessness or the foster care system.

TGTHR (pronounced together) is a non-profit working to end youth homelessness. For youth between the ages of 12-24 we provide safe housing and support for long-term stability.

This month we are highlighting Moni, TGTHR's Business Manager! Moni works tirelessly behind the scenes at TGTHR, ensurin...
09/17/2026

This month we are highlighting Moni, TGTHR's Business Manager! Moni works tirelessly behind the scenes at TGTHR, ensuring that finance, IT, HR support, payroll, and benefits all run smoothly. She has stepped up in major ways during transitions, taking on extra responsibilities with professionalism and care. Moni is a steady presence in the admin team and consistently goes above and beyond to make sure our systems are functioning well.

Moni’s dedication ensures that every staff member feels supported and equipped to focus on serving youth. By keeping operations running seamlessly, she allows programs to run without interruption and staff to have what they need to succeed.

Thank you, Moni, for your steady support, hard work, and the compassion you bring to our team each day. Your commitment uplifts both staff and residents and makes a real difference. 💛

A huge THANK YOU to everyone who rounded up at McGuckin Hardware registers from August 14 - 23! We are so grateful for y...
09/16/2026

A huge THANK YOU to everyone who rounded up at McGuckin Hardware registers from August 14 - 23! We are so grateful for your generosity, and you raised $3,816.93 for the young people at TGTHR! This will go a long way in supporting our programs for youth exiting homelessness.
Best community ever!

We're looking for a part-time Resident Support Specialist for our Boulder housing program! As a Resident Support Special...
09/15/2026

We're looking for a part-time Resident Support Specialist for our Boulder housing program! As a Resident Support Specialist, you’ll help support young people exiting homelessness by creating a positive, trauma-informed environment where youth can heal, grow, and thrive.

Using a Housing First model, 1440 Pine is stable, affordable housing paired with supportive services to help tenants transition from homelessness or the foster care system to independence and prevent long-term homelessness. More than just a place to live, 1440 Pine offers supportive services to increase stability, creative spaces, and a strong sense of community—empowering young people to build brighter futures and permanently exit homelessness.

Think you'd be a good fit? Apply today at tgthr.org/jobs

Every week, community members sign up to bring food that keeps our drop-in center and housing community running. It's on...
09/13/2026

Every week, community members sign up to bring food that keeps our drop-in center and housing community running. It's one of the most direct ways to support young people working toward stability.

Here's how it works:
1. View the signup sheet and pick a date that fits your schedule
2. Prepare (or order) a meal or sandwiches for young people
3. Deliver to The Source or 1440 Pine on your day

A sandwich, a pot of chili, a tray of burritos all go a very long way in helping young people exit homelessness for good! Thank you in advance!!

Sign up here/Learn more: tgthr.org/wishlist/

"Dear TGTHR, I’m a Senior Case Manager in the office of Student Outreach Advocacy and Support at CU Boulder. My office w...
09/11/2026

"Dear TGTHR, I’m a Senior Case Manager in the office of Student Outreach Advocacy and Support at CU Boulder. My office works with students who have experienced difficulties or unexpected events in their lives, and I have a student who is currently 23 years old and was formerly in foster care. She is a freshman at CU and was unhoused and living in an unsafe situation when she reached out to my department. She has been living on campus in our emergency housing since then, but her contract with our housing department will expire soon. Unfortunately, CU's emergency housing is temporary, and this student will have already been housed for the entire fall semester, which is above and beyond what can usually be done in these situations.

I'm working with this student to find appropriate housing close to campus. She is able to pay rent, however, most traditional student housing is very expensive. Also, this student is older than most traditional college undergrads, which has been another barrier to finding roommates through the typical avenues.

I would love to speak with someone at 1440 Pine to learn more about the intake process. This student is a kind, responsible, and mature individual who is essentially homeless aside from the emergency placement here at CU."

These are messages we get ALL THE TIME. There are hundreds of thousands of young people who deserve a more supportive path into adulthood, and our society often lets them fall through the cracks, leading to chronic homelessness and sometimes the introduction of substance issues or mental health episodes. This is why TGTHR exists; we hope to catch them early on and help them transition into stable adulthood.

CO Credit Union named Housing Champion! We are so grateful for their continued support & their commitment to supporting ...
09/10/2026

CO Credit Union named Housing Champion! We are so grateful for their continued support & their commitment to supporting local housing initiatives. "As a part of the award, Colorado Credit Union selected a nonprofit to receive a $1,000 donation in their honor. They chose TGTHR, a nonprofit that works with young people aged 12 to 24 years old impacted by homelessness and housing insecurity in Boulder and Denver..." Read article: https://loom.ly/pAleDs0


Colorado Credit Union

Great to see the Longmont community in full swing a couple weeks back! We were excited to participate in the City of Lon...
09/09/2026

Great to see the Longmont community in full swing a couple weeks back! We were excited to participate in the City of Longmont, Colorado Government Unity in the Community fair to socialize with our peers and let folks know about our services! Thank you to our volunteers who helped make this possible!!

Thank you, Huntington Bank, for coming out to The Source to host a financial literacy class for young people experiencin...
09/06/2026

Thank you, Huntington Bank, for coming out to The Source to host a financial literacy class for young people experiencing homelessness.

Financial literacy isn't something most of us are taught, and when you have extremely limited means, it's crucial to have knowledge.

That's why Huntington Bank came in to lead a financial literacy class, covering the basics of budgeting, saving, credit, and how to build a foundation without putting yourself at financial risk.

For youth working toward independence, this kind of knowledge is one more tool for building a future on their own terms.

Thanks to Huntington Bank for showing up and sharing what they know to build a stronger community for all!

We are so excited to see how many of you have already snagged your tickets to TGTHR’s Big 60 Bash on October 8th! Folks ...
09/04/2026

We are so excited to see how many of you have already snagged your tickets to TGTHR’s Big 60 Bash on October 8th! Folks from our past and present, all gathered in the same room to celebrate 60 years of supporting young people facing homelessness, will certainly be a big milestone for the organization!

Enjoy great food, drinks, 60s-themed entertainment alongside DJ Drake, inspiring stories, and a chance to honor the people and partnerships that have made this work possible.

🗓️ Thursday, October 8, 2026
📍Boulder JCC (Jewish Community Center)
🎟️ $60 tickets on sale now at tgthr.org/big-60-bash link in bio!

As the school year begins, it is important that we keep foster care youth & youth experiencing homelessness in mind. TGT...
09/03/2026

As the school year begins, it is important that we keep foster care youth & youth experiencing homelessness in mind.

TGTHR is a proud supporter of the Higher Education Access and Success for Homeless and Foster Youth Act (HEASHFY), which removes barriers and ensures that homeless and foster youth have clear and reliable pathways into and through higher education.

The legislation would:
✔Require institutions of higher education to develop a plan to assist and give priority to homeless and foster youth for any on-campus housing during and between academic terms.

✔Designate liaisons at each institution of higher education to assist homeless and foster youth in accessing student support services and community resources.

✔Prioritize homeless and foster youth in Federal Work-Study positions.

✔Ask states to grant homeless and foster youth in-state tuition rates to reduce barriers to college attendance due to lack of financial support, particularly when they haven’t had stable residency.

✔Facilitate the recruitment, participation, and retention of homeless and foster youth in the TRIO and GEAR UP college access programs

‼️You can support this bill too! https://loom.ly/m08RPlM

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