CROSSES FOR LOSSES
EIN 46-3491326 · Emergency Assistance (P60)
What they do
The Program Provided Disaster Relief & Family Support Services to The Community. Funds Received From Grants and Donations Were Carefully Managed. of The $57,475.95 In Donations and Grants Received, The Program Used $42,016.25 to Procure and Distribute Essential Nutritional Food and Personal Hygiene Products to Families Facing Acute Hardship. In 2024, It Served Approximately 4,462 Families In Need Potentially Benefiting Around 17,850 Individualsensuring That Those Uncertain of Their Next Meal Received Immediate Relief. Funds Were Strategically Allocated Across Food Supplies, Hygiene Essentials, and Distribution Logistics to Maximize The Impact of Every Dollar Spent. This Efficient, Transparent Approach Not Only Met Urgent Community Needs But Also Reinforced Donor Confidence Through Clear Accountability and Sustainable Outreach, Exemplifying A Balanced Commitment to Both Immediate Crisis Management and Long-term Community Empowerment.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2013
- Location
- 409 BROADWAY, PENROSE, CO 81240-9040
- County
- Fremont
- In care of
- Amanda Davis