CLOTHES TO KIDS OF DENVER INC
Programs
Wardrobe Distribution for Students
IN 2024, CTKD DISTRIBUTED 13,950 WARDROBES AND 41,359 POUNDS OF EXTRA ITEMS, WITH 93% OF SHOPPERS SELECTING A COMPLETE WARDROBE (ALL 21 NON-OPTIONAL PIECES). AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2024, CTKD HAS PROVIDED 118,257 WARDROBES TO STUDENTS IN NEED SINCE OPENING IN 2008. THIS EQUATES TO NEARLY 2,500,000 PIECES OF CLOTHING AND SHOES.TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR CLOTHING, STUDENTS MUST LIVE IN METRO DENVER, BE ENROLLED IN GRADES PRESCHOOL-12 OR PURSUING A GED (21 YEARS OLD AND YOUNGER) AND BE CONSIDERED IN NEED OF ASSISTANCE BECAUSE:- THEIR FAMILY IS IN CRISIS OR EXPERIENCING ECONOMIC HARDSHIP (DUE TO ILLNESS, JOB LOSS, DISASTER, POVERTY, HOMELESSNESS OR DISPLACEMENT,- THEY ARE ELIGIBLE FOR FREE OR REDUCED LUNCH (FRL) AT SCHOOL,- THEY ARE IN KINSHIP OR FOSTER CARE, AND/OR- THEY ARE RECEIVING SERVICES FROM A SCHOOL, AGENCY, SHELTER, HOSPITAL, CLINIC OR PLACE OF WORSHIP.IN THE 11-COUNTY DENVER METRO AREA, MORE THAN 207,000 STUDENTS QUALIFY FOR FRL. OUR HOPE IS THAT WHEN STUDENTS FEEL COMFORTABLE AND CONFIDENT IN THE CLASSROOM, THEY WILL BE BETTER ABLE TO FOCUS ON THEIR STUDIES AND FIT IN WITH THEIR PEERS. WITHOUT CTKD, THOUSANDS OF DENVER CHILDREN WOULD GO WITHOUT APPROPRIATE SCHOOL CLOTHING AND BASICS EACH YEAR.GeographiesNot indicatedDatesJan 1, 2024 – Dec 31, 2024Source990No causes providedNo populations provided–$2M
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