As building owners we have the space and resources to attract and host a variety of partnerships. Our list of partners and their activities includes:
No Easy Props
Offers our participants mentorship in the music studio and video production. No Easy Props also provides a lyricist who helps participants write positive, meaningful lyrics.
Boston Elementary
Street Frat hosts a group of middle school students who struggle in school but show progress/potential. Those students are rewarded for their growth with mini field trips to Street Frat. We see these students are future Street Frat participants.
Denver’s Wellness Winnie & Arapahoe County Public Health
Both agencies set up their mobile RV’s in our parking lot and help people navigate local resources and support agencies.
Access Point – Colorado Health Network: behavioral health outreach sets up shop in our parking lot every Friday for 2 hours.
We Don’t Waste
Delivers in-kind food donations to Street Frat once a week. This is the food we use to provide warm meals to our participants during operation hours as well as for our Thursdays food package distribution.
Food Bank of The Rockies
Street Frat picks up in-kind food donations from Food Bank of the Rockies three times a week. This food is used to feed our participants and is distributed weekly as food packages.
Slow Foods Denver
Provides regular cooking classes to our participants. Participants learn basic culinary skills as well as knowledge of ingredients, culture, history, science, etc.
Grassroots Leadership Council
This is a collective of local non-profit organizations serving the East Colfax Corridor. GLC was established to represent voices within the community on issues relating to housing, commercial, and community service. They teach our participants the ins and outs of civic participation.
Aurora Black Consortium Collective
Black leaders in Aurora & non-profit organisations for the advocacy and collective engagement for the betterment of education and community.
Naloxon Project
Naloxon is a life-saving medication that rapidly reverses an opioid overdose. The Naloxon Project provides a dispenser that offers free Naloxon in our parking lot.