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Home My WebLink About05/14/2025 - Human Services and Housing Funding Board - AGENDA - Regular MeetingHUMAN SERVICES & HOUSING FUNDING BOARD REGULAR MEETING May 14, 2025 – 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm Participation for this Human Services & Housing Funding Board Meeting will be online/virtual only via Microsoft TEAMS, using this link: https://www.fcgov.com/hshf-board-meeting Online Public Participation: The meeting will be available to join beginning at 5:20 pm, May 14, 2025. Participants should try to sign in prior to the 5:30 pm meeting start time, if possible. For public comments, the Chair will ask participants to click the “Raise Hand” button to indicate you would like to speak at that time. Staff will moderate the TEAMS session to ensure all participants have an opportunity to address the Board. To participate: • Use a laptop, computer, or internet-enabled smartphone. (Using earphones with a microphone will greatly improve your audio). • You need to have access to the internet. • Keep yourself on muted status. provide to the Human Services & Housing for its consideration must be emailed to amolzer@fcgov.com at least 24 hours before the meeting. Teams platform are encouraged to participate by emailing amolzer@fcgov.com, and send at least 24 hours prior to the meeting. Online/Virtual via Microsoft TEAMS – See Link Below 1. CALL TO ORDER & ROLL CALL 2. AGENDA REVIEW 3. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION (3 MINUTES PER INDIVIDUAL) 4. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: April 29, 2025 & April 30, 2025 Special Meetings 5. UNFINISHED BUSINESS 6. NEW BUSINESS a. Competitive Funding Process Update and 360-Review b. Recess for Summer 7. BOARD MEMBER REPORTS 8. STAFF REPORTS 9. OTHER BUSINESS (Board member concerns, Announcements) a. Grantee Client Story 10. NEXT MEETING *Locations and times subject to change – please check next meeting agenda* a. Wednesday, September 10, 2025 | 5:30pm | Location: TBD 11. ADJOURNMENT HUMAN SERVICES AND HOUSING FUNDING BOARD SPECIAL MEETING DRAFT Wednesday, April 29, 2025 – 5:30 PM In-Person at 222 Laporte Avenue, Colorado River Conference Room and online via TEAMS Video Call. 1. CALL TO ORDER: 5:39 PM 2. ROLL CALL • Board Members Present – • Erma Woodfin, Chair • Lori Warren, Vice Chair • Olga Duvall • Michaela Ruppert • Chris Coy • Christine Koepnick • Mike Kulisheck • Board Members Excused – • Jan Stallones • Staff Members Present – • Adam Molzer, Staff Liaison, Social Sustainability – City of Fort Collins • Jessi Kauffmann, Social Sustainability – City of Fort Collins • Halley Pucker, Social Sustainability – City of Fort Collins • Beth Rosen, Social Sustainability – City of Fort Collins • Sue Beck-Ferkiss – Social Sustainability - City of Fort Collins • Beth Yonce – Social Sustainability – City of Fort Collins • Vanessa Fenley - Social Sustainability – City of Fort Collins • Marcy Yoder – Neighborhood Services – City of Fort Collins • Brittany Depew – Social Sustainability – City of Fort Collins • Guest(s) – • Annette Zacharias • Claire Bouchard • Donna “D” Lopez • Dustin Barrington • Kristin Fritz • Paula Ordaz • Tim Pierz • Kimberly Conner • Elizabeth Lok • Bob Pawlikowski • Jonathan Lemar • Linda Wright • Kim Iwanski Due to the duration and extent of the preliminary grant review, the summary of the meeting reflected in the minutes below may not include all details of the HSHF Board’s discussion. For further information, details and insight and video recording, contact the HSHF Board staff liaison. 3. AGENDA REVIEW – Adam Molzer reviewed the agenda. The Board accepted the agenda without modification. 4. CITIZEN PARTICIPATION – Guests from the public introduced themselves. No additional public comments. 5. APPROVAL OF MINUTES – April 9, 2025 Regular Meeting Erma Woodfin motioned to approve the April 9, 2025 Human Services and Housing Funding Board regular meeting minutes as presented. Chris Coy seconded. Approved 7-0. 6. UNFINISHED BUSINESS – None. 7. NEW BUSINESS • Deliberations to Formulate Funding Recommendations – CDBG Public Service and Homelessness Response & Prevention • Adam Molzer provided a review of the deliberations protocol and funding available: (CDBG $170,000 and Homelessness Response $270,000). The funding recommendations will be shared with Council in June. CDBG – A total of 4 CDBG proposals were submitted, requesting $250,000 • Olga Duvall motioned to support funding for CDBG-2 Crossroads Safehouse at $70,000 (equivalent of approx. 41% of available CDBG Public Service funds). Chris Coy seconded. Approved 6-0. 1 recusal - Lori Warren. • Olga Duvall motioned to support funding for CDBG-1 Catholic Charities at $70,000 (equivalent of approx. 41% of available CDBG Public Service funds). Erma Woodfin seconded. Approved 7-0. • The Board engaged in discussion about moving CDBG-4 Neighbor to Neighbor over to the Homelessness Response section. • Lori Warren motioned to move CDBG-4 Neighbor to Neighbor over to the Homelessness Response funding category. Erma Woodfin seconded. Approved 6-1. Opposed by Chris Coy. • Olga Duvall motioned to support funding for CDBG-3 Family Housing Network at $30,000 (equivalent of approx. 18% of available CDBG Public Service funds).. Lori Warren seconded. Approved 7-0. • Chris Coy motioned to approve the funding slate as presented. Michaela Ruppert seconded. Approved 7-0. Homelessness – A total of 11 Homelessness proposals were submitted, requesting $455,000 • Olga Duvall motioned to support funding for HRP-5 Homeward Alliance Murphy Center at $40,000. Chris Coy seconded. Approved 7-0. • Olga Duvall motioned to support funding for HRP-4 Homeward Alliance Family Services at $40,000. Lori Waren seconded. Approved 4-2. Erma Woodfin abstained. • Erma Woodfin motioned to issue a re-vote on HRP-4 at $40,000. Chris Coy seconded. Approved 5-2. Opposed by Chris Coy and Christine Koepnick. • Olga Duvall motioned to support funding for CDBG-4 Neighbor to Neighbor at $70,000. Erma Woodfin seconded. Approved 6-1. Opposed by Chris Coy. • Olga Duvall motioned to support funding for HRP-11 United Way of Weld County at $40,000. Mike Kulisheck seconded. Approved 6-0. Christine Koepnick recused. • Lori Warren motioned to support funding for HRP-10 The Matthews House at $25,000. Olga Duvall seconded. Approved 7-0. • Chris Coy motioned to support funding for HRP-1 Catholic Charities at $55,000. Olga Duvall seconded. Approved 4-2. Christine Koepnick abstained. Opposed by Lori Warren and Erma Woodfin. • Lori Warren motioned to support funding for HRP-3 Family Housing Network at $0. Michaela Ruppert seconded. Approved 7-0. • Chris Coy motioned to support funding for HRP-7 Outreach Fort Collins at $0. Mike Kulisheck seconded. Approved 5-2. Opposed by Christine Koepnick and Michaela Ruppert. • Erma Woodfin motioned to support funding for HRP-2 Denver Rescue Mission at $0. Mike Kulisheck seconded. Approved 5-2. Opposed by Chris Coy and Lori Warren. • Olga Duvall motioned to support funding for HRP-9 Poudre School District at $0. Erma Woodfin seconded. Approved 6-1. Opposed by Chris Coy. • Michaela Ruppert motioned to support funding for HRP-8 Poudre River Public Library at $0. Chris Coy seconded. Approved 7-0. • Chris Coy motioned to support funding for HRP-6 Lutheran Campus Ministry at $0. Lori Warren seconded. Approved 6-1. Opposed by Erma Woodfin. • Erma Woodfin motioned to approve the funding slate as presented. Olga Duvall seconded. Approved 7-0. • Erma Woodfin motioned to approve the funding slate for CDBG & HRP as presented. Olga Duvall seconded Approved 7-0. • Deliberations to Formulate Project Ranked Order for Funding - Affordable Housing • A total of 7 proposals were submitted, requesting $4.4 million total for housing projects and programs. Adam Molzer explained that the Board would first vote to support funding for each project, then rank each project in order of priority. • Beth Rosen provided an overview of the funding considerations and reviewed the Housing Strategic Plan goals, encouraging Board members to consider how each project relates to these goals when making their decisions. • Erma Woodfin motioned to consider funding for HO-1 CARE Housing. Michaela Ruppert seconded. Approved 6-1. Opposed by Chris Coy. • Erma Woodfin motioned to consider funding for HO-2 Fort Collins Habitat for Humanity. Olga Duvall seconded. Approved 7-0. • Michaela Ruppert motioned to consider funding for HO-3 Housing Catalyst. Chris Coy seconded. Approved 5-2. Opposed by Chris Coy and Lori Warren. • Chris Coy motioned to consider funding for HO-4 L’Arche Fort Collins. Olga Duvall seconded. The motion fails 4-3. Opposed by Chris Coy, Christine Koepnick, Lori Warren, and Erma Woodfin. • Lori Warren motioned to consider funding for HO-5 Loveland Housing Development Corp. Michaela Rupert seconded. Approved 7-0. • Chris Coy motioned to consider funding for HO-6 Volunteers of America Handyperson Program. Lori Warren seconded. Approved 7-0. • Erma Woodfin motioned to consider funding for HO-7 Volunteers of America Switchgrass Crossing. Michaela Ruppert seconded. Approved 7-0. • The board engaged in discussion around separating out the Habitat for Humanity request into two parts, HO-2A and HO-2B. This was agreed and applied to the priority ranked order below. • Erma Woodfin motioned to recommend allocating funding to all supported projects in rank order until the funds are exhausted. If a project later withdraws their proposal, funding would be made available to the next eligible prioritized project. Chris Coy seconded. The final priority ranking list was presented as follows: Priority #1: HO-2.A Fort Collins Habitat for Humanity Homes Priority #2: HO-1 CARE Communities Priority #3: HO-5 Loveland Housing Development Priority #4: HO-6 Volunteers of America Handyperson Priority #5: HO-7 Volunteers of America Switchgrass Crossing Priority #6: HO-2.B Fort Collins Habitat for Humanity Amenities Priority #7: HO-3 Housing Catalyst Remington Erma Woodfin motioned to pass the FY25 Affordable Housing prioritization as presented. Chris Coy seconded. Approved 7-0. Housing projects are ranked in priority order. If a project receives funding through the City from another source and/or withdraws their proposal, the funding recommendation will be withdrawn, and funds will be made available to the next eligible, prioritized project. 8. BOARD MEMBER REPORTS – None. 9. STAFF REPORTS – None. 10. OTHER BUSINESS – None. 11. ADJOURNMENT • Meeting was adjourned at 8:38 pm. Minutes approved by the Chair and a vote of the Board on XX/XX/XX HUMAN SERVICES AND HOUSING FUNDING BOARD SPECIAL MEETING DRAFT Wednesday, April 30, 2025 – 4:00 PM In-Person at 222 Laporte Avenue, Colorado River Conference Room and online via TEAMS Video Call. 1. CALL TO ORDER: 4:06 PM 2. ROLL CALL • Board Members Present – • Erma Woodfin, Chair • Lori Warren, Vice Chair • Olga Duvall • Michaela Ruppert • Chris Coy • Christine Koepnick • Mike Kulisheck • Board Members Excused – • Jan Stallones • Staff Members Present – • Adam Molzer, Staff Liaison, Social Sustainability – City of Fort Collins • Jessi Kauffmann, Social Sustainability – City of Fort Collins • Halley Pucker, Social Sustainability – City of Fort Collins • Beth Rosen, Social Sustainability – City of Fort Collins • Beth Yonce – Social Sustainability – City of Fort Collins • Tamra Leavenworth - Social Sustainability – City of Fort Collins • Brittany Depew - Social Sustainability – City of Fort Collins • Guest(s) – • Tim Pierz • Elizabeth Lok • Bob Pawlikowski • Hope Cornelis-Moore • Runeela Jalal • Jodi Terwilliger-Stacey • Kyla Pfeif • Lorye McLeod • Sharlene Johnson • Kaley Hunyen • Dexter Beasley • Annie Lindgren • Brennen Barber • Marianne Black • Zoe Broughton • Devin Barth • Lynn Grasso • Jen Stover Due to the duration and extent of the preliminary grant review, the summary of the meeting reflected in the minutes below may not include all details of the HSHF Board’s discussion. For further information, details and insight and video recording, contact the HSHF Board staff liaison. 3. AGENDA REVIEW – Adam Molzer reviewed the agenda. The Board accepted the agenda without modification. 4. CITIZEN PARTICIPATION – Guests from the public introduced themselves. No additional public comments. 5. UNFINISHED BUSINESS – • Board Decision on Potential Funding for Homelessness in 2026 • This board is to decide how any potential new dollars are to be assigned if in a situation next year where the local general fund budget has new funds or returned funds above what has been awarded. • The board engaged in discussion surrounding various organizations to receive the potential funding. Lori Warren motioned to approve a plan to allocate any new or returned dollars next year to CDBG-3 Family Housing Network and HRP-7 Outreach Fort Collins, in the listed order and not to exceed their original requests. Chris Coy seconded. Approved 6-1. Opposed by Erma Woodfin. 6. NEW BUSINESS • Deliberations to Formulate Funding Recommendations – Human Services Adam Molzer provided a review of the deliberations protocol and funding available ($785,829). Adam reviewed the scorecard criteria and ranking spreadsheet. He noted that funding recommendations will go before City Council in June and the grant cycle will begin in October 2025. This is a two-year grant cycle. Deliberations protocol has Board members begin at the top of the ranking list, with each proposal open to further discussion. Funding recommendations will be made with a first and second motion, and friendly amendments are permitted. • HS-3 Alianza NORCO Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $55,000. Seconded by Chris Coy. Approved 7-0. • HS-40 Teaching Tree Motion by Michaela Ruppert to fund at $55,000. Seconded by Chris Coy. Approved 7-0. • HS-13 ChildSafe Colorado Motion by Chris Coy to fund at $55,000. Seconded by Erma Woodfin. Approved 7-0. • HS-7 CASA of Larimer County Motion by Chris Coy to fund at $40,000. Seconded by Lori Warren. Approved 7-0. • HS-35 Project Self-Sufficiency of Northern Colorado Motion by Olga Duvall to fund at $25,000. Seconded by Michaela Ruppert. Approved 6-1. Opposed by Chris Coy. • HS-16 Crossroads Safehouse Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $40,000. Seconded by Olga Duvall. Approved 5-1. Opposed by Chris Coy. Lori Warren recused. • HS-24 Food Bank for Larimer County Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $40,000. Seconded by Olga Duvall. Approved 7-0. • HS-42 The Family Center/La Familia Motion by Olga Duvall to fund at $55,000. Seconded by Christine Koepnick. Approved 7-0. • HS-8 CASA of Larimer County Motion by Chris Coy to fund at $20,000. Seconded by Lori Warren. Approved 7-0. • HS-41 The Crawford Child Advocacy Center Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $15,000. Seconded by Chris Coy. Approved 7-0. • HS-36 Respite Care Motion by Olga Duvall to fund at $25,000. Seconded by Mike Kulisheck. Approved 4-3. Opposed by Chris Coy, Lori Warren, and Erma Woodfin. • HS-38 Sexual Assault Victim Advocate Center Motion by Lori Warren to fund at $25,000. Seconded by Michaela Ruppert. Approved 7-0. • HS-30 McBackpack Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $25,000. Seconded by Lori Warren. Approved 7-0. • HS-43 The Matthews House Motion by Olga Duvall to fund at $25,000. Seconded by Christine Koepnick. Approved 4-3. Opposed by Chris Coy, Michaela Ruppert, and Erma Woodfin. • HS-50 Volunteers of America Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $40,000. Seconded by Olga Duvall. Approved 7-0. • HS-18 Disabled Resource Services Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $40,000. Seconded by Chris Coy. Approved 7-0. • HS-48 United Way of Larimer County Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $55,000. Seconded by Chris Coy. Approved 7-0. • HS-49 Vindeket Foods Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $40,000. Seconded by Olga Duvall. Approved 7-0. • HS-6 Care-A-Van/SAINT Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $25,000. Seconded by Chris Coy. Approved 4-3. Opposed by Mike K, Christine Koepnick, and Lori Warren. • HS-5 Boys & Girls Clubs of Larimer County Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $25,000. Seconded by Olga Duvall. The motion fails 3-4. Opposed by Chris Coy, Christine Koepnick, Michaela Ruppert, Lori Warren. The board engaged in discussion. Michaela Ruppert shared hesitation to fund a program with a large recognized national name and resource reach and would prefer to support smaller grassroots organizations. Motion by Lori Warren to fund at $0. Seconded by Christine Koepnick. Approved 4-3. Opposed by Mike Kulisheck, Olga Duvall, and Erma Woodfin. • HS-1 A Little Help Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $25,000. Seconded by Michalea Ruppert. Approved 5-2. Opposed by Chris Coy and Erma Woodfin. • HS-37 Rocky Mountain Youth Medical & Nursing Consultants Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $25,000. Seconded by Michaela Ruppert. Approved 5-2. Opposed by Chris Coy, Olga Duvall. The board engaged in discussion. Olga Duvall shared hesitation to fund a program supporting a narrow group of people vs. others that serve a larger population. • HS-27 La Cocina Motion by Chris Coy to fund at $0. Seconded by Lori Warren. Approved 7-0. • HS-28 Larimer County Partners – Partners Mentoring Motion by Lori Warren to fund at $0. Seconded by Chris Coy. Approved 7-0. • HS-39 Sexual Assault Victim Advocate Center Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $40,829. Seconded by Mike Kulisheck. Approved 5-1. Opposed by Chris Coy. Michaela Ruppert abstained. • HS-45 Salvation Army Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $0. Seconded by Chris Coy. Approved 6-1. Opposed by Lori Warren. • Lori Warren had to leave for another obligation and was excused for the remainder of the meeting. • HS-11 Center for Family Outreach Motion by Chris Coy to fund at $0. Seconded by Michaela Ruppert. Approved 6-0. • HS-17 Crossroads Safehouse Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $0. Seconded by Chris Coy. Approved 6-0. • HS-12 Children’s Speech and Reading Center Motion by Chris Coy to fund at $0. Seconded by Christine Koepnick. Approved 6-0. • HS-20 Elderhaus Adult Day Program Motion by Michaela Ruppert to fund at $0. Seconded by Christine Koepnick. Approved 6-0. • HS-4 Boulder Pride – Rocky Mountain Equality Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $0. Seconded by Christine Koepnick. Approved 6-0. • HS-31 Meals on Wheels for Fort Collins Motion by Michaela Ruppert to fund at $0. Seconded by Christine Koepnick. Approved 6-0. • HS-14 Colorado Health Network Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $0. Seconded by Olga Duvall. Approved 6-0. • HS-21 Ensight Skills Center Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $0. Seconded by Chris Coy. Approved 6-0. • HS-29 Lighthouse Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $0. Seconded by Chris Coy. Approved 6-0. • HS-9 Catholic Charities Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $0. Seconded by Christine Koepnick. Approved 5-0. 1 recusal, Chris Coy. • HS-23 Feeding Our Community Ourselves – FoCo Café Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $0. Seconded by Christine Koepnick. Approved 6-0. • HS-44 The Quarter Project Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $0. Seconded bv Christine Koepnick. Approved 6-0. • HS-47 Turning Point Center for Youth and Family Development Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $0. Seconded by Christine Koepnick. Approved 6-0. • HS-15 Colorado Youth for a Change Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $0. Seconded by Michaela Ruppert. Approved 6-0. • HS-10 Center for Community Partnerships Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $0. Seconded by Chris Coy. Approved 6-0. • HS-19 Easterseals Colorado Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $0. Seconded by Chris Coy. Approved 6-0. • HS-25 Healing Warriors Program Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $0. Seconded by Chris Coy. Approved 6-0. • HS-32 Mercy Housing Mountain Plains Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $0. Seconded by Chris Coy. Approved 6-0. • HS-2 Abundance Foundation Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $0. Seconded by Christine Koepnick. Approved 6-0. • HS-34 Pathways Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $0. Seconded by Michaela Ruppert. Approved 6-0. • HS-22 Exceptional Kids Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $0. Seconded by Michaela Ruppert. Approved 6-0. • HS-33 Partnership for Age-Friendly Communities Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $0. Seconded by Christine Koepnick. Approved 6-0. • HS-46 The Vegetable Connection Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $0. Seconded by Chris Coy. Approved 6-0. • HS-26 L’Arche Fort Collins Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund at $0. Seconded by Christine Koepnick. Approved 6-0. Slate Proposals: Motion by Erma Woodfin to adopt the recommended funding slate for Human Services true dollars and percentages as discussed and presented. Seconded by Chris Coy. Approved 6- 0. Lori Warren excused. Adam Molzer applauded the Board members for the work done in Housing, Homelessness and Human Services over the last few months and weeks. • Board Decision on Potential Additional Human Services Funding in 2026 • The board was asked to decide how any potential additional new dollars that may become available in 2026 should be assigned. • The board engaged in discussion surrounding various organizations to receive the potential funding. Motion by Mike Kulisheck to fully fund HS-39 SAVA with potential additional funding. Seconded by Chris Coy Motion by Erma Woodfin to fund HS-27 La Cocina with potential additional funding after SAVA is fully funded. Seconded by Michaela Ruppert. Approved 5-1. 7. BOARD MEMBER REPORTS – None. 8. STAFF REPORTS – Adam shared recognition for Beth Yonce’s service to the City over the last 30 years and her upcoming retirement this summer. 9. OTHER BUSINESS – None. 10. ADJOURNMENT • Meeting was adjourned at 7:04 pm. Minutes approved by the Chair and a vote of the Board on XX/XX/XX Competitive Process 2025 HSHS Board 360 Review May 14, 2025 Wins - Challenges - Improvements for 2026 Applications  Questions & Attachments Tools  Workbooks, Support Documents & Staff Summaries Presentations & AHB Joint Meeting  Housing Applicants Review Meetings  Housing | Homelessness | Human Services Evaluation  Scorecard & Criteria Deliberation  Funding Protocol & Meeting 2025 Competitive Funding Process Applications Housing Applications 2025 Request Recommend HO-1 CARE Communities Windtrail Park Rehab $1,000,000 # 2 RANKED HO-2.a Fort Collins Habitat for Humanity Harmony Cottages - home construction $200,000 # 1 RANKED HO-2.b Fort Collins Habitat for Humanity Harmony Cottages - amenities $338,000 # 6 RANKED HO-3 Housing Catalyst Remington Parking Lot - New Development $1,250,000 # 7 RANKED HO-4 L'Arche Fort Collins L'Arche Homes at Heartside Hill $150,000 $0 - NOT RANKED HO-5 Loveland Housing Development Corp Larimer Home Improvement Program $150,000 # 3 RANKED HO-6 Volunteers of America HO-7 Volunteers of America Switchgrass Crossing $1,250,000 # 5 RANKED Total Housing Applications =$4,363,000 Homelessness Response Applications 2025 Request Recommend HRP-1 Catholic Charities Samaritan House Extended Stay Case Management $55,000 $55,000 HRP-2 Denver Rescue Mission FCRM 24/7 Shelter Personnel $70,000 $0 HRP-3 Family Housing Network Sherwood House - Bridge Housing $25,000 $0 HRP-4 Homeward Alliance Family Services $40,000 $40,000 HRP-5 Homeward Alliance Programs at the Murphy Center $40,000 $40,000 HRP-6 Lutheran Campus Ministry at CSU CDBG-4 HRP-7 Outreach Fort Collins OFC Client Holistic Support $40,000 $0 HRP-8 Poudre River Public Library District $25,000 $0 HRP-9 Poudre School District Poudre School District Homeless Education $70,000 $0 HRP-10 The Matthews House $25,000 $25,000 HRP-11 United Way of Weld County / Homeward Alliance Coordinated Assessment Housing Placement System $40,000 $40,000 Total Homelessness Response Applications =$525,000 $270,000 CDBG Public Service Applications 2025 Request Recommend CDBG-1 Catholic Charities Samaritan House 24/7 Emergency Shelter Operations $70,000 CDBG-2 Crossroads Safehouse Domestic Violence Emergency Shelter $70,000 CDBG-3 Family Housing Network Shelter Programs at FHN $40,000 Total CDBG Public Service Applications =$180,000 $170,000 Approx. Human Service Applications 2025 Request Recommend HS-1 A Little Help A Little Help for Older Adults $25,000 $25,000 HS-2 Abundance Foundation Recovery Program - Prosocial Activities $15,000 $0 HS-3 Alianza NORCO $55,000 $55,000 HS-11 Center for Family Outreach $40,000 $0 HS-20 Elderhaus Adult Day Program Low Vision Rehabilitaion Care and Support Services $25,000 $0 HS-25 Healing Warriors Program $40,000 $0 HS-29 Lighthouse $25,000 $0 HS-30 McBackpack $25,000 $25,000 HS-35 Project Self-Sufficiency of Northern Colorado $25,000 $25,000 HS-36 Respite Care $25,000 $25,000 HS-37 $25,000 $25,000 Total Human Service Applications =$1,630,000 $785,829 $6,698,000