The people doing the work.
Vetted organizations on the front lines of foster care transition. Your coffee purchase funds their work.
Every partner below is independently vetted and receives direct funding from Greater Glory sales. Follow any card to go straight to the work they asked us to point you toward.
Mesa County's child advocacy center — forensic interviews, therapy, and family support in one safe place, coordinated with law enforcement and human services through a single multidisciplinary team. More than 20,000 children and families served since the early 1990s.
The child advocacy center for Routt, Moffat, and Grand counties, offering forensic interviews, trauma-informed therapy, and family advocacy under one roof, so a child tells their story once to people trained to hear it.
Project 1.27 recruits, trains, and walks alongside kinship, foster, and adoptive families across Colorado, with ongoing support — parent mentors, teen groups, meals on hard weeks — that continues long after a placement day is over.
Foster Alumni Mentors pairs young adults aging out of care with mentors who have lived it, building the practical and relational scaffolding that makes the first years of independence survivable. Free, for anyone 16 and older.
If you run or know of a vetted nonprofit serving young adults aging out of foster care, we'd love to talk. Our partner network grows by recommendation.
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