SafeHouse Denver is entering an exciting new chapter with the appointment of Sarah Marx Poulain as chief executive officer. A seasoned nonprofit leader and licensed marriage and family therapist, Sarah brings over 20 years of experience advancing programs that strengthen families, support vulnerable communities, and expand access to essential services.

What if your donation to SafeHouse Denver could positively impact the community, and lower your Colorado tax bill? Thanks to the Colorado Homeless Contribution Tax Credit, or HCTC, it can.

When you donate to approved nonprofits like SafeHouse Denver, you can receive 25% of your donation back as a Colorado state tax credit. Unlike a standard tax deduction, a tax credit reduces your taxes dollar-for-dollar. It directly lowers what you owe the State of Colorado.

March is Women's History Month, a time to publicly recognize the achievements and contributions women have made throughout history, and continue to make today. Begun at the grassroots level in Sonoma, California, in 1978, Women’s History Month was made into a month-long, nationwide celebration when Congress officially passed the designation in 1987.

People of all ages deserve to be in relationships where they feel safe, respected, and loved, and dating and intimate partnerships in the teenage years are especially important for setting healthy relationship foundations. Every February, Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month is recognized across the nation.

When the world feels uncertain and unsteady, it’s natural to look for something solid to hold onto. At SafeHouse Denver, we want to take a moment to remind you that you are not alone, and that we are here for you. Just like every day before and ahead, SafeHouse Denver is a calm, secure, and safe space designed to support you, no matter what.

You can bring hope to survivors of domestic violence this season. By making a gift to SafeHouse Denver today, you turn hope into action—helping adults, children, and youth find safety, healing, and stability.

On Saturday, October 11, SafeHouse Denver hosted its annual Hope Gala, Power of Purple: A Glow for Hope, bringing the community together in the heart of the city to stand in support of survivors of domestic violence. Serving as the organization’s largest annual fundraising event, the gala is also a collective expression of compassion and strength.

October is a time to pause and reflect on the pervasive issue of domestic violence, but it’s also a time to amplify the voices of survivors, celebrate their resilience, and remind ourselves that this issue is not confined to a single month, but affects individuals, families, and communities every day of the year.

SafeHouse Denver has entered a season of renewal under the guidance of interim CEO Michelle Wiley. With more than two decades of experience leading organizations through times of change, Wiley brings both professional expertise and personal passion to her role, ensuring that SafeHouse Denver is poised to thrive during this important transition.