# Brent&#039;s Place

> Brent’s Place is a long-term home away from home for families and children with cancer and other life-threatening illnesses while they receive treatment at local hospitals.


## Posts

- [Welcome New Team Members: Dawone, Jenny, and Sylvia!](https://brentsplace.org/blog/welcome-new-team-members-sylvia-jenny-dawone/): Join us in welcoming Dawone Harkum, Jenny Spampinato, and Sylvia Aalund to the Brent’s Place team. Dawone joins as Nighttime Hospitality Coordinator, Jenny transitions from longtime volunteer to Front Desk Hospitality Coordinator, and Sylvia joins as Senior Donor Relations Coordinator.  Dawone Harkum is originally from Washington, D.C. but relocated to the Denver metro a year ago. Joining Brent’s Place as the Nighttime Hospitality Coordinator, Dawone brings a background in the military, law enforcement, and security. He is currently pursuing another degree in cybersecurity.&nbsp;&nbsp; “I&#8217;m excited to be part of Brent&#8217;s Place and support families during challenging times. I&#8217;m looking forward [&hellip;]
- [Happy Volunteer Appreciation Month!](https://brentsplace.org/blog/happy-volunteer-appreciation-month/): April is Volunteer Appreciation Month, and we are filled with gratitude for the incredible individuals who give their time, energy, and heart to Brent’s Place. From answering phones and distributing mail, to restocking our grab &amp; go fridge and organizing the community pantry, our volunteers keep daily operations running smoothly. They cook and deliver meals to families at home and in the hospital, support our programming, and share their talents through crafts, knitting, painting, and more. On weekends and beyond, they show up to lead, to serve, and to care, hosting community drives, celebrating birthdays and holidays, and bringing joy [&hellip;]
- [Mission Moment | Meet Sheila](https://brentsplace.org/blog/mission-moment-meet-sheila/): The week after Sheila retired from teaching, she went in for what she expected to be routine blood work. Instead of celebrating a new chapter, she received a life-altering diagnosis: chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL).&nbsp; While CLL is often slow growing, Sheila&#8217;s case was aggressive and resistant to treatment.&nbsp; Despite multiple rounds of chemotherapy, the cancer continued to progress. Each time it returned, it came back stronger—eventually transforming into enlarged B-cell lymphoma. As her lymph nodes swelled, Sheila struggled to swallow food, and the toll of treatment grew heavier. Doctors told Sheila and her husband, Tim, that the best path forward [&hellip;]
- [Recognizing Mark Petty's Board Service](https://brentsplace.org/blog/recognizing-mark-pettys-board-service/): It is with heartfelt gratitude that we recognize the conclusion of Mark Petty’s distinguished board service. Most recently, Mark served as Vice Chair of the Brent Eley Foundation’s Board of Directors, completing his term as an executive officer in December 2025. Over his 7 years as a dedicated volunteer leader for Brent’s Place, Mark has served in numerous capacities, including as chair of the board’s strategic planning committee. Leveraging his business expertise as a retired executive and keen critical thinking skills, Mark propelled the organization’s strategic initiatives while steadfastly prioritizing operational effectiveness, responsible growth, and mission alignment. We are grateful [&hellip;]
- [Mission Moment | Meet Maggie](https://brentsplace.org/blog/mission-moment-meet-maggie/): When five-year-old Maggie from Lincoln, Nebraska, was diagnosed with high-risk acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) in 2018, her family braced for a difficult road ahead. She endured two and a half years of treatment. Then she relapsed.&nbsp; Another round of therapy followed, incorporating newer treatments that hadn’t been available at her initial diagnosis. In January 2025, she finished treatment again. By May, the leukemia had returned. This time, her care team recommended chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T-cell therapy in Omaha as a bridge to a bone marrow transplant. Just four weeks after completing CAR-T cell therapy, they received the call—it was [&hellip;]
- [Welcome, Grant Dupart!](https://brentsplace.org/blog/welcome-grant-dupart/): We are excited to welcome Grant Dupart as the newest member of the Brent’s Place Board of Directors, effective January 1. Grant brings deep expertise in hospitality, real estate investment, and asset management—experience that aligns seamlessly with Brent’s Place’s mission of providing safe, stable, and compassionate housing for families facing life-threatening medical crises. Originally from Virginia, Grant moved to Colorado in 2010 to attend the University of Denver, where he studied hotel management and met his wife, Ellen. Together, they are raising three children—Frances, Howard, and Russell—and enjoy spending time outdoors fishing and skiing as a family. Professionally, Grant is [&hellip;]
- [Mission Moment | Meet Tao](https://brentsplace.org/blog/mission-moment-meet-tao/): When four-year-old Tao started dozing off during preschool, his mother, Ceniña, felt a quiet, persistent worry. Soon, Tao’s exhaustion turned into stomach pain. Then came the morning Tao reached for a fork and couldn&#8217;t move his hand. He looked at his mom and told her it simply hurt too much to try. Local doctors initially thought it was growing pains or a stubborn cold. But when the pain moved to his legs and Tao could no longer walk, Ceniña and her husband Demetrio pushed for a second opinion. The news was a reality no parent is ever ready to hear: [&hellip;]
- [Mission Moment | Meet Gage](https://brentsplace.org/blog/mission-moment-meet-gage/): When Gage was three months old, his mom Heather noticed a troubling lump on his neck. After a frightening week in the hospital, doctors delivered the diagnosis: chronic granulomatous disease—a rare immune disorder that prevents white blood cells from effectively fighting certain bacteria and fungi. “I remember calling my dad and just crying,” Heather said. “It was impossible not to imagine the worst.” While medication helped manage Gage’s condition, it didn’t prevent new lumps from forming—each requiring surgery to be removed. Ultimately, doctors confirmed the only true cure: a bone marrow transplant. For five-year-old Gage and his mom, Heather, that [&hellip;]
- [Mission Moment | Meet Kyla](https://brentsplace.org/blog/mission-moment-meet-kyla/): Seven-month-old Kyla had become unusually lethargic and wasn’t eating well. Concerned, her parents, Kendra and Terrel, took her to the pediatrician to be safe.&nbsp;&nbsp; What followed was a whirlwind. They were urged to get her to Children’s Hospital Colorado immediately. After further bloodwork, Kendra and Terrel heard the word no parent is ever prepared for: Cancer. One month later, the news grew even more devastating—Kyla’s cancer was so rare it didn’t yet have a name. Only three children had ever been diagnosed with it, and none had survived. Kyla began treatment commonly used for high-risk neuroblastoma, including chemotherapy and surgery. [&hellip;]
- [Mission Moment | Meet Carleen](https://brentsplace.org/blog/mission-moment-meet-carleen/): When Carleen began experiencing persistent sciatica pain that soon spread to her back, she knew something wasn’t right. An MRI revealed an unexpected concern with her bone marrow, and a biopsy confirmed her worst fear: acute myeloid leukemia.&nbsp; Two cycles of chemotherapy brought the leukemia under control, but her doctors told her that the only lasting cure would be a bone marrow transplant. That meant she and her partner, Willie, would need to relocate from their home in Colorado Springs to Denver—leaving behind their support system just when they needed it most.&nbsp; With little time to plan and nowhere to [&hellip;]
- [Mission Moment | Meet Tate](https://brentsplace.org/blog/mission-moment-meet-tate/): When Kaye went in for her 20-week anatomy scan, she never expected to hear that something might be wrong with her baby’s heart. A few weeks later, doctors confirmed the diagnosis: Tate had Ebstein’s anomaly, a rare and serious congenital heart defect. “My heart just sunk,” Kaye said. “You never want to hear that about your baby.” From that moment on, life became a whirlwind of appointments, hospital stays, and worries about the future. Kaye was uprooted from their home in Montana to Denver to give the baby the best odds of survival. In March, after a long day of [&hellip;]
- [2025 Brent's Place Holiday Giving Program](https://brentsplace.org/blog/2025-brents-place-holiday-giving-program/): The holidays are a magical time at Brent’s Place—and with your help, every family who calls Brent’s Place home this season can experience comfort, joy, and a true sense of belonging. While their loved one undergoes life-saving treatment, you can lift the burden of holiday shopping and remind them that they are not alone. Here are two meaningful ways you can spread holiday cheer. 1. Sponsor a Family with Gifts and Gift Cards Bring joy directly to a Brent’s Place family by providing holiday gifts for children and gift cards for caregivers. This program allows families to experience the excitement [&hellip;]
- [Make Your Impact Go Further on DAF Day, October 9](https://brentsplace.org/blog/make-your-impact-go-further-on-daf-day-october-9/): If you give through a Donor-Advised Fund (DAF), you already know how powerful this tool can be. On Thursday, October 9, 2025, Brent’s Place is joining the nationwide movement of DAF Day—a celebration of the generosity and impact made possible through DAF giving. DAF donors play an essential role in ensuring that families facing life-threatening medical crises have access to Safe-Clean housing and wrap-around support—at no cost. Last year alone, Brent’s Place welcomed more than 400 families, offering stability and community during the most uncertain times of their lives. Your DAF gifts make this possible. Why participate in DAF Day [&hellip;]
- [Mission Moment | Meet Jamie](https://brentsplace.org/blog/mission-moment-meet-jamie/): 17-month-old Jamie wasn’t sleeping or eating normally. His pediatrician wasn’t too concerned until Jamie’s parents noticed pinprick bruises, known as petechiae. These bruises were a red flag that prompted his pediatrician to order bloodwork, which would reveal the diagnosis: Leukemia. Jamie’s parents rushed him to the emergency room. His condition was severe, requiring ICU care, several days on a ventilator, and intensive chemotherapy. Finally, his cancer went into remission, but he was diagnosed with a rare condition called sinusoidal obstructive syndrome (SOS). Eventually, his cancer relapsed. The family made the challenging decision to relocate from Albuquerque to Colorado for specialized [&hellip;]
- [August is Make A Will Month](https://brentsplace.org/blog/august-is-make-a-will-month/): Creating a will is one of the most meaningful ways to care for the people and causes you love. This Make-A-Will Month, we invite you to consider how your legacy can make a lasting impact on families facing unimaginable medical challenges. By including Brent’s Place in your estate or financial plans, you can help ensure that future families continue to find safe housing, healing programs, and heartfelt support during their time of greatest need. Legacy gifts—also known as planned gifts—are a powerful way to support Brent’s Place without affecting your current financial situation. You can leave a percentage of your [&hellip;]
- [Welcome, Ashley!](https://brentsplace.org/blog/welcome-ashley/): Join us in welcoming Ashley Hatch as our new Adult Family Support Coordinator. Ashley grew up in Pueblo, Colorado, and brings a strong academic background and a deep commitment to working with families in times of need. Ashley earned her Bachelor’s degree in Communication and International Studies with a minor in Spanish from the University of Colorado Denver. Most recently, she completed a Master’s in International and Intercultural Communication, along with a certificate in Humanitarian Assistance, from the University of Denver.&nbsp; During her time in school, Ashley pursued a range of experiences that helped shape her interest in direct service, [&hellip;]
- [Mission Moment | Meet Joseph](https://brentsplace.org/blog/mission-moment-meet-joseph/): Joseph was just 14 months old when his parents noticed low-grade fevers and swollen lymph nodes. Doctors told his mom, Kelsey, that his symptoms were because of mono. But Joseph’s health worsened. When he woke up one morning covered in bruises—a condition known as petechiae—his parents rushed him to the doctor. The diagnosis: Acute lymphoblastic leukemia. Within hours, they were in an ambulance from Colorado Springs to Denver for treatment. Joseph underwent two and a half years of chemotherapy, followed by maintenance and a two-year remission—until a relapse occurred. Genetic testing revealed a PAX5 gene mutation causing immature B cells [&hellip;]
- [A Heartfelt Farewell to Allen](https://brentsplace.org/blog/a-heartfelt-farewell-to-allen/): It is with the deepest gratitude and heavy emotion that we announce the departure of Family Support Director, Allen Browning, who has been a part of the Brent&#8217;s Place team for the past 15 years. Allen has been a steadfast presence offering empathy, compassion, and a heart full of service to hundreds of families navigating the unimaginable. His commitment to creating a safe and welcoming space for all has helped to shape Brent&#8217;s Place into the beacon of hope and healing it is today. We are forever grateful for the lasting imprint he will leave on our mission and community. [&hellip;]
- [Supporter Spotlight | Gail Nussbaum](https://brentsplace.org/blog/supporter-spotlight-gail-nussbaum/): On her 2nd anniversary of being declared cancer-free, Gail Nussbaum decided to give back to the community that had supported her. Now, 13 years later, Gail Pays It Forward is an annual event that donates nearly 200 Build-A-Bear bears to kids at Brent’s Place and Ronald McDonald House each year. “My parents always told me that it&#8217;s not enough just to live in a community. It&#8217;s important to give back to the community in which you live,” Gail shared. The first Gail Pays It Forward event wasn’t an event at all—it was just Gail and 40 friends making Build-A-Bear bears [&hellip;]
- [Welcome, Cortney!](https://brentsplace.org/blog/welcome-cortney/): Join us in welcoming Cortney Mabry as our new Grants and Communications Manager. Cortney was born and raised in Fort Collins and earned her degree in Sociology and Spanish from Augustana University in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. For the past seven years, she has been with The Gathering Place, Denver&#8217;s only service provider specifically supporting women, gender-diverse people, and their children. Cortney started as a volunteer at The Gathering Place and went on to serve in various roles, including volunteer management and, most recently, overseeing community and corporate grants and partnerships. In December 2024, she completed her Master&#8217;s in Communication [&hellip;]
- [Mission Moment | Dariann's Story](https://brentsplace.org/blog/mission-moment-darianns-story/): Sixteen-year-old Dariann was already in the fight of her life, undergoing in-patient treatment in Denver for an eating disorder. But then came another devastating blow: Philadelphia-positive acute lymphoblastic leukemia. The cancer was aggressive and treatment had to start immediately. There was no time to process, no time to prepare—just the terrifying reality that Dariann was battling not one, but two life-threatening illnesses at the same time.&nbsp; For her mom, Melanie, the news was shattering. Dariann needed her and she was more than five hours away in the Western slope. Without hesitation, she jumped in the car and made the late-night [&hellip;]
- [Mission Moment | Dane's Story](https://brentsplace.org/blog/mission-moment-danes-story/): Three-year-old Dane was a happy, energetic kid, until his parents noticed something alarming. He was catching more colds than usual, and they weren’t going away. At first, doctors couldn’t find anything wrong. But as his illness worsened, his parents’ worry deepened.&nbsp; Then came the devastating diagnosis: EBV-driven T-cell lymphoma complicated by hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis (HLH)—a rare, life-threatening disease that causes the immune system to attack the body instead of protecting it.&nbsp; Since his condition is so rare, few physicians knew how to deal with it. But hope arrived in the form of a specialist in Denver—Dane’s best chance at survival. The [&hellip;]
- [Brent’s Place Welcomes New Board Members: Scott Farrell and Nithya Vinjamoori](https://brentsplace.org/blog/brents-place-welcomes-new-board-members-scott-farrell-and-nithya-vinjamoori/): Brent&#8217;s Place is pleased to announce the appointments of Scott Farrell and Nithya Vinjamoori to our Board of Directors&nbsp; Scott Farrell Scott Farrell, President of i2 Construction, brings a deep personal commitment to Brent’s Place, inspired by the loss of his brother to cancer. With over 25 years of experience in the construction industry, Scott is widely respected for his strategic leadership, expertise, and talent for building strong, collaborative relationships. His steadfast dedication to excellence and employee success has defined his career and will greatly enrich his service on the Brent’s Place board. Beyond his professional accomplishments, Scott is a [&hellip;]
- [Mission Moment | Emma's Story](https://brentsplace.org/blog/mission-moment-emmas-story/): When nine-year-old Emma started bruising easily, her parents brushed it off as part of being a busy, active child. But something in their gut told them to check with her pediatrician to be safe.&nbsp; Routine blood work quickly turned into a medical emergency. Emma’s platelet levels were alarmingly low, and her parents were told to rush her to the emergency room. There, they received the devastating diagnosis—aplastic anemia—which is a rare, life-threatening disorder that causes bone marrow failure. Her only hope for survival was a bone marrow transplant. Desperate to find the best care for their daughter, Emma’s parents spent [&hellip;]
- [Mission Moment | Emilio’s Story](https://brentsplace.org/blog/mission-moment-emilios-story/): When Emilio was just a year and a half old, his parents noticed something wasn’t right. Normally a playful, energetic child, he had become withdrawn—losing interest in school, and bruising too easily. Concerned, they took him to the pediatrician, fearing anemia as the worse-case scenario. Then the test results came back: Acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL). Emilio needed to be hospitalized immediately.&nbsp; What followed was a grueling year of chemotherapy, a battle that tested Emilio and his family in every way. But thanks to his treatment, he quickly went into remission.&nbsp; Then, on the one-year anniversary of his diagnosis, the unthinkable [&hellip;]
- [Mission Moment | Hayley's Story](https://brentsplace.org/blog/mission-moment-hayleys-story/): Hayley was living her dream as a basketball player at Western Colorado University when her life took an unexpected turn. She began feeling deeply fatigued, nauseated, and, alarmingly, sometimes lost her vision during practice. After four harrowing days in the emergency room, she received the diagnosis that would change everything: acute myeloid leukemia (AML).&nbsp; For a young athlete with big dreams, the news was devastating. Hayley was now facing months of grueling chemotherapy, followed by a bone marrow transplant—the fight of her life. Her treatment journey took her from her home in New Mexico to a clinical trial in Houston [&hellip;]
- [Mission Moment | Richard's Story](https://brentsplace.org/blog/mission-moment-richards-story/): When Richard found himself short of breath while chasing his three-year-old grandson up a hill, he knew something was wrong. As a current animal control officer and code enforcer, Richard was always active and in good health. His family assumed his sudden breathlessness was due to a flu or minor illness. Still, to be safe, he went to his doctor, who referred him to a lung specialist.&nbsp; That referral may have saved his life. As his oxygen levels plummeted, Richard received a shocking diagnosis: hypoxemic respiratory failure due to COVID. His only chance for survival was a double lung transplant.&nbsp; [&hellip;]
- [Mission Moment | Elleigh's Story](https://brentsplace.org/blog/mission-moment-elleigh-s-story/): At 20 weeks pregnant, Kelsey received news no parent ever wants to hear: her daughter, Elleigh, had a serious heart defect. Further testing confirmed a diagnosis of hypoplastic left heart syndrome, a life-threatening condition that prevents the heart from pumping blood effectively.  Kelsey and her husband braced themselves for a long road ahead. After Elleigh’s birth, they had to travel seven hours from their Kansas home to Colorado, where she would undergo specialized care. Initially, they thought they’d be able to return home between surgeries. But their hopes were quickly dashed when Elleigh faced severe complications, undergoing three open-heart surgeries [&hellip;]
- [Mission Moment | Seth's Story](https://brentsplace.org/blog/mission-moment-seth-s-story/): It all started with what should have been a peaceful camping trip. But Seth woke up in excruciating pain, with no clue that his life was about to change. Over the next six weeks, he visited multiple doctors, each giving him a clean bill of health. Yet the pain lingered, along with a deep sense that something was terribly wrong.  After more tests, they discovered abnormal liver enzymes and platelets, but even then, Seth was told to wait a few more weeks for follow-up. However, when his gums began to bleed—an alarming sign for anyone, but especially for Seth and [&hellip;]
- [Aidan's Story | Double Your Impact in September](https://brentsplace.org/blog/aidan-s-story-double-your-impact-in-september/): Leslie was shocked when her son, Aidan, was diagnosed with cancer. What she thought were just the usual growing pains of adolescence—achiness, reluctance to get out of bed for school— turned out to be something more serious. A series of tests revealed the devastating truth: Aidan had leukemia. The diagnosis upended their lives, sending them on a late-night, five-hour drive from their hometown ER to specialty treatment in Colorado, far from the support of family, friends, and the familiarity of home. Throughout Aidan’s long treatment, one thing made all the difference: Brent’s Place. Years earlier, Leslie’s stepdad had stayed at [&hellip;]
- [Roadless Ride Feature: Chris Starks](https://brentsplace.org/blog/roadless-ride-feature-chris-starks/): Meet one of our returning Roadless Ride participants, Chris Starks! Chris has been a supporter of Brent’s Place for over 15 years, helping us to cook over 7,000 meals for our families. In 2022, he joined us for his first Roadless Ride. This year, he’s among the 13 participants who plan to ride for all 12 hours! Chris says that he’s inspired by our mission and the families we help. As a volunteer, he enjoyed making a small difference in the lives of our families. As far as Roadless Ride goes, Chris is happy to support Brent’s Place however he [&hellip;]
- [Growth Report | Your Partner in Volunteerism](https://brentsplace.org/blog/growth-report-your-partner-in-volunteerism/): Join us in welcoming Kit Mworia-Hooper as our new Volunteer Engagement Manager. After managing volunteers for nearly eight years at Girl Scouts of America in New York and Colorado, Kit recently joined the Brent&#x27;s Place family on the External Affairs team. Her position, Volunteer Engagement Manager, was designed to optimize the volunteer journey from start to finished, enhancing volunteer-led service in support of the Brent&#x27;s Place families. Kit combines a warm presence with honed management skills, making her a perfect match-maker to connect individuals and groups to enjoyable and impactful volunteer opportunities. “I&#x27;m excited to be around so many people [&hellip;]
- [A Letter from Donn | Help Us Provide a Sanctuary for Families in Need](https://brentsplace.org/blog/a-letter-from-donn-provide-a-sanctuary-for-families-in-need/): In 1988, my family faced an unimaginable tragedy: we lost our son Brent to cancer. At just thirteen, he was diagnosed with Rhabdomyosarcoma, a rare and aggressive childhood cancer. Despite our hope for his recovery, Brent passed away, leaving our family heartbroken and lost. Amid profound grief, a Big Idea surfaced: to provide housing for families just like ours who traveled far from home seeking a medical miracle—a safe place for them to be a family while caring for a child receiving cancer treatment.   That dream became Brent’s Place. Since 1998, we have welcomed over 2,000 families to a place [&hellip;]
- [Mission Moment | Olivia's Story](https://brentsplace.org/blog/mission-moment-olivia-s-story/): In April, Olivia was celebrating her 15th birthday when she noticed a strange rash starting to appear on her leg. She felt fine otherwise, but just to be safe, her parents sent a picture to a friend in the medical field. Within 48 hours, Olivia was in the hospital. What started as a simple rash turned into a frightening medical mystery. Weeks passed without answers, leaving her family in a state of uncertainty and fear. Finally, after countless tests, the diagnosis came: aplastic anemia. For no known reason, Olivia’s bone marrow had stopped producing blood cells—a condition that, if left [&hellip;]
- [Mission Moment | Andrea’s Story](https://brentsplace.org/blog/mission-moment-andrea-s-story/): Last December, Andrea experienced difficulty breathing during a holiday-themed fun run. This was highly unusual for someone who had completed a half marathon and a 10K earlier that year. A week later, she faced similar symptoms while playing with her granddaughter, prompting her to schedule a doctor’s visit. Blood tests revealed devastating news: Andrea was facing her third cancer diagnosis in twenty-four years. This time, she was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia (AML). She began treatment a week later on Christmas Day 2023.  After four months of intensive treatment and a stem cell transplant, Andrea and her caregivers moved into [&hellip;]
- [Meet Our 2024 Board Directors](https://brentsplace.org/blog/meet-our-2024-board-directors/): Brent&#8217;s Place is pleased to announce the appointment of Dominic Dezzutti as Board Chairman and Mark Petty as Vice Chairman for a three-year terms, which began January 1, 2024. Formerly serving in the role of Secretary of the Board of Directors and Chair of the External Affairs Committee, Dezzutti has been a loyal friend and supporter of Brent&#8217;s Place. A longtime media professional with experience in public media, marketing, and communications, he brings charisma and skilled facilitation with him to the boardroom. As the Director of Client Relations for Electric Fork Media, Dominic guides non-profit organizations toward success by implementing [&hellip;]
- [Growth Report | Welcoming Chef Kevin](https://brentsplace.org/blog/growth-report-welcoming-chef-kevin/): Please join us in welcoming our newest team member, Chef Kevin! Kevin spent most of his career working in large-scale catering and banquets and wanted to finish out his career by giving back and serving the community. When he heard about Brent&#x27;s place, he knew this was where he wanted to be. As the first in-house chef in our 27-year history, Kevin has an exciting vision for expanding food programming. Kevin most looks forward to “providing nourishing, delicious food that heals and provides comfort and support to those whose lives are so badly disrupted. I want to give families time [&hellip;]
- [Mission Moment | Juliette's Journey](https://brentsplace.org/blog/mission-moment-juliette-s-journey/): Juliette&#x27;s first emergency room visit was in April 2023, when she was just three months old. During her first week in daycare, Juliette caught a virus and began having trouble breathing. Her parents took her to the ER, where x-rays of her lungs showed no cause for concern, so the family was sent home.  This happened three more times in one month. On the fourth visit, Julie, Juliette&#x27;s mom, asked the doctor why her daughter&#x27;s heart looked so enlarged on the X-ray. Mother’s instinct prompted the medical team to keep her for observation overnight.  The following day, Juliette’s doctor called [&hellip;]
- [Mission Moment | Cody’s Journey from Paralysis to Possibility](https://brentsplace.org/blog/mission-moment-cody-s-journey/): In 2021, Cody faced total paralysis from the waist down. Six months of grueling rehabilitation followed, with one singular goal in mind &#8211; to walk again and return to his beloved ranch. But fate had another challenge in store.  A blood test prompted by a blood clot in his right leg uncovered more devastating news: Acute Myeloid Leukemia, a relentless cancer of the blood and bone marrow. Cody was whisked from Wyoming to the University of Colorado Hospital that day, in search of life-saving treatment.   The urgency was palpable as Cody’s oncologist stressed, “We can’t wait. We need to start [&hellip;]
- [Mission Moment | Aubrie’s Journey](https://brentsplace.org/blog/mission-moment-aubrie-s-journey/): Last year, Aubrie, a spirited 10-year-old, faced a cascade of medical challenges that upended her family’s life. Prompted by a series of alarming diagnoses, they embarked on a journey to Children’s Hospital Colorado, in search of lifesaving medical treatment. Initially diagnosed with chronic autoimmune hepatitis of the liver, Aubrie’s condition took a turn for the worse when a bone marrow biopsy revealed a new diagnosis &#8211; severe aplastic anemia, requiring urgent intervention.  The severe illness didn’t respond to immunosuppressive therapy, so Aubrie would need to undergo a life-saving bone marrow transplant. While the search for donor stem cells that were [&hellip;]
- [A Home Called Brent's Place | Author's Q & A](https://brentsplace.org/blog/a-home-called-brent-s-place-author-s-q-a/): In 1998, Donn and Linda Eley opened the first Brent’s Place facility, featuring five fully furnished apartments that provided Safe-Clean accommodations designed for patients following bone marrow transplants. Now, 26 years later, Brent’s Place serves nearly 400 families facing a life-threatening illness each year, providing housing, food security, and comprehensive support programs. Donn shares his family’s inspiring story, shaped by love, courage, and unity, in his memoir “A Home Called Brent’s Place.” In its pages, Donn describes the community on whose shoulders a mission was built and how his son’s courage continues to spark hope for the families who call [&hellip;]
- [Mission Moment | Logan’s Journey](https://brentsplace.org/blog/mission-moment-logan-s-journey/): In January 2023, Logan made an impromptu visit to the hospital, confused, because he didn’t know why he felt so sick. Logan quickly found out that his heart was failing and he was airlifted from Colorado Springs to the University of Colorado Hospital’s Anschutz Medical Campus.  Logan remembers, “my mom graciously came straight to the hospital and ended up staying with me even though she had only packed a weeks worth of clothing. We were both really concerned about needing a place to stay…but in the heat of all that was happening, housing was a ‘we will cross that bridge [&hellip;]
- [ANNOUNCEMENT: Changes to BlockParty and Family Reunion Schedule](https://brentsplace.org/blog/announcement-changes-to-blockparty-and-family-reunion-schedule/): In 2022, we saw the return of our fan-favored, pre-pandemic community builder event, Brent’s Place Block Party. After a two-year, COVID-forced hiatus, it was refreshing to see the return of in-person events that finally offered a conduit for connection with local supporters, current Brent’s Place residents, and new partners &#8211; masked connection, but a connection nonetheless! Adding back to Block Party’s impactful family programming, Family Reunion Weekend returned to our special event line-up last year. This brought more than 200 past and current resident family members back together again!   While we are encouraged by the momentum and community connections made over the [&hellip;]
- [Safeguarding Your Donor Information Is Our Priority](https://brentsplace.org/blog/safeguarding-your-donor-information-is-our-priority/): On Wednesday, February 7, 2024, our database vendor, DonorPerfect, informed us that, out of 40,000+ records stored on their database, 15 donor records were compromised by an unauthorized actor. While this was a minor cybersecurity breach that only compromised 18 image files stored on Brent’s Place donor records, we are dedicated to extending transparent and timely communications to our community of supporters.  We are committed to protecting the privacy and security of your donor information. For this reason, we do not store images of checks or other sensitive documents within DonorPerfect. Several organizational safeguards exist, including intentionally separating systems and data [&hellip;]
- [Mission Moment | Scarlett’s Journey](https://brentsplace.org/blog/mission-moment-scarlett-s-journey/): At only one and a half years old, little Scarlett has experienced the unthinkable. When an emergency room visit led to her Acute Myeloid Leukemia diagnosis, she was life-flighted twice to get from her home state of Montana to Children’s Hospital Colorado. Scarlett’s loving parents stayed in the hospital with her until a social worker told Brent’s Place about the family’s crisis. Since finding their home away from home, Scarlett’s mom is most grateful for support from staff members &#8211; from providing supplies to baby-proofing the apartment to offering grant sources to help cover Scarlett’s costly medications. She adds, “Everyone [&hellip;]
- [A Special Note of Thanks from a Resident Family](https://brentsplace.org/blog/a-special-note-of-thanks-from-a-resident-family/): One-year-old Crystal received a heart transplant early in 2023. Since December 2022, Crystal&#8217;s mom, Debra, and big sister, Navaeh, have called Brent’s Place home while Crystal has faced continued health complications.
- [Mission Moment | Jordan’s Journey](https://brentsplace.org/blog/mission-moment-jordan-s-journey/): When 12-year-old Jordan suddenly received a leukemia diagnosis, it was clear a bone marrow transplant (BMT) was his best chance of survival. This summer, his loving family relocated from their home in Albuquerque, NM in pursuit of lifesaving treatment at Children&#x27;s Hospital Colorado. Jordan&#x27;s family loves playing pool at Brent&#x27;s Place Fortune was finally on Jordan’s side when his mom turned out to be a perfect match as his stem cell donor. While the family prepared for both procedures, they settled into their new home away from home at Brent’s Place. Jordan&#x27;s mom remembers taking no time to recover after [&hellip;]
- [Giving That Gives Back | The Colorado Child Care Contribution Credit (CCCC)](https://brentsplace.org/blog/copy-of-giving-that-gives-back-the-colorado-child-care-contribution-credit-cccc/): Updated: Oct. 1, 2025 With the season of giving approaching, now’s the perfect time to be thinking about end-of-the-year donations and their impact on your personal finances. For those filing taxes in Colorado, the generosity you provide to organizations like Brent’s Place may be offset by a unique tax credit opportunity: the Child Care Contribution Credit (CCCC). This beneficial tax credit can provide considerable savings on qualifying monetary gifts of $250 or more made during the given calendar year. When an individual, estate, trust, partnership, or corporation gives to an accredited CCCC program or agency, such as Brent’s Place, 50 [&hellip;]
- [Mission Moment | Katie’s Journey](https://brentsplace.org/blog/mission-moment-katie-s-journey/): Katie’s journey with Brent’s Place began eighteen years ago, when she was diagnosed with cancer at just 2.5 years old. Her diagnosis was stage 4 T-cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia Cancer (ALL), and it was uncertain whether she would make it through her first night in the hospital. Katie healing at the Brent&#x27;s Place playground in 2001 Doctors advised Katie&#x27;s parents that a Bone Marrow Transplant (BMT) would be her saving grace, so Katie spent her 3rd birthday isolated for chemotherapy treatments, total body radiation, and a BMT. Unfortunately, Katie relapsed soon afterward and doctors suggested her parents see her through [&hellip;]
- [Growth Report | Your Partner in Philanthropy](https://brentsplace.org/blog/growth-report-your-partner-in-philanthropy/): Please join us in welcoming Annie Tutt, MPH, CFRE, to the team as our new Philanthropy Director. Annie first cut her teeth in fundraising while in college. As a student fundraiser for Children’s Miracle Network she caught the fever for connecting purpose driven people with the good causes that need their investment. Over the course of her nearly 20 years in the nonprofit sector, she has helped a wide variety of nonprofits cultivate fulfilling relationships with their individual, corporate, and foundation funders. Hailing from Jacksonville, Florida, Annie relocated to the Denver Metro area in 2021 after a trip to the [&hellip;]
- [Growth Report | Supporting Pediatric Families](https://brentsplace.org/blog/growth-report-supporting-pediatric-families/): Please join us in welcoming Gerri Persin to the team and her new role of Family Support Manager &#8211; Pediatrics. A lifelong nonprofit professional, Gerri has worked with older adult populations at CJE SeniorLife and with families and youth most recently at Judi’s House. Gerri&#x27;s background in sociology and aging studies makes her a wonderful fit for our team as she works to create strong connections with clients, colleagues, and program partners to make an impact within the Brent&#x27;s Place community. “I am really excited to work closely with families at Brent’s Place, offering support and help wherever I can,&quot; [&hellip;]
- [Volunteer Spotlight | Making a Difference Locally](https://brentsplace.org/blog/volunteer-spotlight-meet-joanna/): Being pre-med at CU Denver, Joanna was interested in getting involved with her community to learn more about the needs of local populations. Living only five minutes from Brent’s Place pediatric campus, she realized she had the perfect opportunity to give back right in her own backyard. “I never realized how important long term care was,” she said, speaking to the lack of discussion about aftercare in many of her classes. “What happens after they’re diagnosed? Brent’s Place is a cool opportunity for families living far from treatment. There’s a space for them to be close to the hospital.” The [&hellip;]
- [The 23rd Annual Brent’s Place Invitational: Event Recap](https://brentsplace.org/blog/the-23rd-annual-brent-s-place-invitational-event-recap/): On August 29th, Brent’s Place supporters gathered for our 23rd annual invitational golf tournament. Presented by Real Estate Investment Advisors (REIA) and BOK Financial, this event was a chance for our community to connect on the links while raising money to support the heart-filled work of caring for families facing medical crisis. As morning dawned, friends of Brent’s Place arrived, mingled, and warmed up on the driving range. One by one, golfers teed-off in honor of our families and headed onto Columbine Country Club’s beautifully manicured course. Out on the links, friends and colleagues were put to the test, both [&hellip;]
- [Growth Report | New Team Members in External Affairs and Family Support](https://brentsplace.org/blog/growth-report-new-team-members-in-external-affairs-and-family-support/): Summer sun means a growing garden &#8211; and team! This season, we welcomed two new team members to the Brent’s Place staff. Lending their talents to the External Affairs and Family Support teams, these two compassionate colleagues are already essential to the ongoing care of our families. Avi Petrucci (left), a long-time volunteer and friend of Brent’s Place, first joined us earlier this year in a temporary role as Family Support Administrative Assistant. In June, she transitioned to the newly created role of External Affairs Coordinator. Drawing on previous experience in event planning and customer service, her focus at Brent’s [&hellip;]
- [Volunteer Spotlight | Zookeeper Dave](https://brentsplace.org/blog/volunteer-spotlight-zookeeper-dave/): July got wild with Zookeeper Dave, who visited our Aurora campus for the first time since 2019. In addition to more than 25 years of working with all manner of wild animals at the Denver Zoo, Dave is an author, artist, and passionate conservationist. He brought that same dedication to our pediatric residents with personalized presentations about the importance of conservation with the aid of fossils, bones, and even a gigantic four-pound elephant molar! Each resident left with their own set of books and a new understanding of how to be an animal advocate. While COVID limited visits from program [&hellip;]
- [Volunteer Spotlight | Delivering Healing With Mary](https://brentsplace.org/blog/volunteer-spotlight-delivering-healing-with-mary/): Meet Mary, volunteer extraordinaire! An Aurora native, Mary has been donating her time and talents to Brent’s Place for years. From meal support to our winter holiday gift extravaganza, Mary has seen it all. “Some people know why they were put here,” Mary says. “Me? I was put on this Earth to help.” And with a background in both nursing and catering, she knows the importance of nourishing families navigating the uncertainty of a medical emergency. As a meal support volunteer, Mary puts her culinary skills to work ensuring families receive a hot, fresh dinner. In June, Mary worked side-by-side [&hellip;]
- [Family Reunion Updates For 2022](https://brentsplace.org/blog/family-reunion-updates-for-2022/): After a two-year hiatus, Block Party (formerly known as Kid’s Cure) is back and better than ever! With our 25th year of service underway, this prized community event returns for a very special Birthday Bash edition! We wish we were able to honor this milestone alongside our traditional Family Reunion weekend, but due to unforeseen circumstances and continued public health concerns, we will not be hosting the Brent’s Place Family Reunion this year. We’ll miss gathering our families together for the full weekend of activities, but we look forward to reconnecting with each of you that are able to join [&hellip;]
- [Growing Hope | The 2022 IREM Day of Beautification](https://brentsplace.org/blog/growing-hope-the-2022-irem-day-of-beautification/): Teamwork truly makes the dream work, especially when that dream is a refreshed courtyard! Earlier this month, our longtime corporate partners at IREM Greater Denver and more than 50 volunteers from nearly 30 member organizations donated some serious sweat equity to beautifying the family courtyard of our Aurora campus. From carting wheelbarrows of mulch across the property to weeding, planting, and painting, this group of caring individuals braved the 95 degree heat to provide a place of respite for our families as they navigate a life-threatening diagnosis. Along the way, they reconnected with old friends, expanded their industry networks, and [&hellip;]
- [Volunteer Spotlight | Revving the Creative Engines](https://brentsplace.org/blog/volunteer-spotlight-revving-up-the-creative-engines/): Earlier this month, families had a chance to make their mark on a super cool Corvette! Owner Adam and volunteers Angy and Naomi provided stencils, a special rubber-based paint, and some helpful hints to pediatric residents before they began to spray away. From sugar skulls to freehanded designs, family members added their own unique touches to this mobile fundraising canvas. Once complete, Adam will drive the masterpiece for the rest of the year, visiting car shows and local events to raise funds for cancer research and support services. Adam has been offering his Corvette to creative Brent&#x27;s Place families since [&hellip;]
- [Mission Moment | Walker’s Home of Healing](https://brentsplace.org/blog/mission-moment-walker-s-home-of-healing/): For many families facing the uncertainty of a life-threatening diagnosis, the waiting game can be a source of anxiety and frustration. For four-year-old Walker and his parents, Kristen and Doug, the wait for Walker’s heart transplant uprooted them from their home, jobs, family, and friends for over a year. During that time, the family found a supportive community at Brent’s Place, one offering fun activities, meal support, financial security, and much more. “We knew Brent’s Place would be our home for a while,” Kristen said. “It’s a special place to us. We’re with families that are going through the same [&hellip;]
- [Changes to the BPLC Program](https://brentsplace.org/blog/changes-to-the-bplc-program/): For twenty-five years, the compassionate volunteers of Brent’s Place have lifted up families in times of medical crisis. Their dedicated support, unyielding spirit, and positive energy has created an environment of hope and healing for all those who call Brent’s Place a home away from home. Since it&#x27;s inception, The Brent&#x27;s Place Leadership Council (BPLC) has been an important contributor to these efforts. In 2020, out of concern for the health and safety of our immunocompromised residents, staff, and community, we were forced to temporarily suspend our volunteer program. While we’ve greatly missed the irreplaceable impact the BPLC has had [&hellip;]
- [Collaborative Care: Dean Lee, MD, Visiting Professor, Shares His Passion For Patients](https://brentsplace.org/blog/collaborative-care-dean-lee-md-visiting-professor-2022/): This past February, in collaboration with Children’s Hospital Colorado, Brent’s Place was proud to host Dr. Dean Lee of Nationwide Children’s Hospital as this year’s visiting professor for the Brent Eley Foundation Lectureship. This annual program hosts medical experts from around the country, encouraging shared knowledge and collaboration in service of advancing treatment outcomes for families facing a medical crisis. In addition to meeting with Brent’s Place leadership and touring our facilities to see our healing work in action, Dr. Lee delivered several educational seminars including one titled Of Mice and Men &#8211; STAT3 in Immunity, Infections, and Cancer for [&hellip;]
- [Looking Ahead: A New Way to Volunteer With Brent's Place](https://brentsplace.org/blog/looking-ahead-a-new-way-to-volunteer-with-brent-s-place/): For twenty-five years, the compassionate volunteers of Brent’s Place have lifted up families in times of medical crisis. Their dedicated support, unyielding spirit, and positive energy has created an environment of hope and healing for all those who call Brent’s Place a home away from home. In 2020, amid the COVID-19 pandemic, we were forced to temporarily suspend our volunteer program out of concern for the health and safety of our immunocompromised residents, staff, and community as a whole. While we’ve greatly missed the irreplaceable impact our volunteers have on creating a welcoming atmosphere for our families, this two-year pause [&hellip;]
- [Partnership Expansion | Jason's Friends Foundation](https://brentsplace.org/blog/partnership-expansion-jason-s-friends-foundation/): Since 2017, Jason’s Friends Foundation, a non-profit Wyoming-based cancer support organization, has been a valued partner in our mission to uplift families facing the life-threatening illness of a loved one. Recently, this partnership has expanded, with the fourth floor of our Founder’s House building now dedicated exclusively to housing families supported by Jason’s Friends. Sean Meyerhoffer, CEO of Brent’s Place, had this to say: “It’s an honor to work with the team at Jason&#x27;s Friends Foundation. Like Donn and Linda Eley, Jason&#x27;s parents have taken their tremendous loss and turned it into a beautiful source of support for families during [&hellip;]
- [Growth Report | New Addition to House Operations](https://brentsplace.org/blog/growth-report-new-addition-to-house-operations/): The new year brings new energy to our expanding House Operations team. Join us in welcoming Martha Moncada, Facility Associate. Martha comes to us from the hospitality industry and brings with her a big smile, an adorable pup named Benji, and a sincere desire to make every family’s stay as comfortable and safe as possible. In her new role, Martha will help keep our living spaces in top-notch condition and uphold our stringent Safe-Clean standards, ensuring accommodations that protect our most medically vulnerable residents. In partnership with the rest of our dedicated House Operations team, Martha will help provide patients [&hellip;]
- [Family Spotlight: Tabitha's Story](https://brentsplace.org/blog/family-spotlight-tabitha-s-story/): In October 2020, as eight-year-old Tabitha was about to leave for school, she took one step off the porch and began screaming that her back hurt. Her mom Christie was immediately alarmed: Tabitha had faced a misdiagnosis of leukemia, hip dysplasia, and corrective surgery when she was a preschooler &#8211; a traumatic experience for the young family. Not willing to take any chances, Christie took Tabitha to see a specialist for X-rays and six weeks of physical therapy. “We didn’t even make it that six weeks,” Christie remembers. Energetic and bubbly, Tabitha was a natural performer and pageant devotee. “But [&hellip;]
- [Family Spotlight: Logan's Story](https://brentsplace.org/blog/family-spotlight-logan-s-story/): When a typical toddler bedtime battle progressed into persistent complaints of nighttime leg pain, two-year-old Logan’s parents knew it was time for another visit to the doctor. A trip to the pediatrician in January of 2021 had assured them that there was nothing to worry about and that Logan’s discomfort would soon resolve, but the pain had only grown worse. It was time to take him to the emergency room. &quot;We knew it was something serious but didn’t know how serious,” his mom, Monica, remembers. After hours of waiting, scans, tests, and a preliminary diagnosis of leukemia, a biopsy revealed [&hellip;]
- [Family Spotlight: Lily's Story](https://brentsplace.org/blog/family-spotlight-lily-s-story/): When ten-year-old Lily began experiencing fainting spells and vision problems in late 2020, her mother Thea’s concern reached a tipping point. Lily had already been experiencing periodic low-grade fevers and lethargy for months but testing had revealed nothing out of the ordinary. It was a trip to the optometrist in their hometown of Cheyenne, WY that finally set change in motion. The doctor pulled Thea aside and shared a concerning observation: Lily’s exam revealed retinal hemorrhaging – a symptom commonly seen in patients with leukemia. Lily’s primary care doctor was equally alarmed and sent them immediately to Children’s Hospital Colorado. [&hellip;]
- [Home for the Holidays with Brent's Place](https://brentsplace.org/blog/the-2021-virtual-open-house-home-for-the-holidays-with-brent-s-place/): Our virtual open house experience is back! Tune in with your loved ones from the comfort of your couch for a hope-filled 20-minute program that will bring you into our home with updates from our leadership team, a virtual tour of newly updated amenities, a visit with a Brent&#x27;s Place family, and a few festive surprises along the way. From our home to yours, happy holidays! There&#x27;s still time to unlock hope and healing for families at Brent&#x27;s Place. Every donation made through Dec. 31 will be DOUBLED up to $125,000. Will you join us in providing safety and security [&hellip;]
- [Family Spotlight: Katie's Story](https://brentsplace.org/blog/family-spotlight-katie-s-story/): Eight years ago, former Brent’s Place resident Katie began to experience rapid and dramatic weight fluctuations. She was only in her early thirties, otherwise healthy, and didn’t feel ill &#8211; but the ongoing gains and losses were unnerving. As she worked to figure out what was wrong, she faced a barrage of challenges, most notably the limited healthcare options in her small hometown and the subsequent flurry of misdiagnoses. In September 2020, just a few days after tubing on a river with some friends, she began to feel really sick. She assumed the giardia she had been misdiagnosed with had [&hellip;]
- [Family Spotlight: Cassie's Story](https://brentsplace.org/blog/family-spotlight-cassie-s-story/): When New Mexico mom Wanda first noticed her daughter Cassie’s heart beating rapidly in December 2020, she was alarmed. The scene was commonplace – they were simply snuggling on the couch while watching a movie – but seven-year-old Cassie’s heart was thundering. While Cassie insisted she felt fine, her attentive mother could not help but flash back to the occasional seizures her daughter had endured over the previous two years. She took Cassie to the emergency room just to be safe. Her intuition proved to be spot-on. The doctors’ examination revealed a mass near Cassie’s kidneys as the probable cause [&hellip;]
- [Family Spotlight: Declan's Story](https://brentsplace.org/blog/family-spotlight-declan-s-story/): For many families, pregnancy is a time of anticipation and eager excitement. First-time parents Rebecca and Greg were no exception; they couldn’t wait to meet their son, Declan, who was due to arrive in late 2020. But at the halfway point of Rebecca’s pregnancy, they received devastating news: Declan would be born with only half a heart. While scans revealed his odds of making it were good, they were also told he would need three surgeries before the age of 5 and, most likely, a heart transplant later on. Regardless, they already felt the spark of tenacity in their son. [&hellip;]
- [Roadless Ride Rolls Through: Our 2021 Event Recap](https://brentsplace.org/blog/roadless-ride-rolls-through-our-2021-event-recap/): As dawn broke over Denver to welcome the first day of October, Brent’s Place cycling warriors gathered at beautiful Club Greenwood to kick off our 15th annual Roadless Ride. Sponsored by Xanterra Travel Collection and Children’s Hospital Colorado, this event brought athletes together to rally around the families of Brent’s Place. As twelve hours of cycling got rolling, riders of all levels geared up under the guidance of Club Greenwood’s talented instructors. Sweating it out through each class, this year’s committed Century Riders pushed one foot in front of the other for families facing a medical crisis. Come evening, the [&hellip;]
- [Fundraising Tips to Power Your Roadless Ride](https://brentsplace.org/blog/fundraising-tips-to-power-your-roadless-ride/): Roadless Ride 2021 is just one week away! Are you ready to sweat it out for a good cause? Just like the families living at Brent&#x27;s Place, we believe your courage and resilience will carry you through the finish line, and we&#x27;re here to help you reach that goal. As we count down to the event day on Friday, October 1, 2021, consider us to be your personal cheer squad. Here are a few helpful tips to help you prepare to pedal with purpose next week. One of the best ways to raise money for a cause you care about [&hellip;]
- [Looking Back: The 22nd Annual Brent’s Place Invitational](https://brentsplace.org/blog/looking-back-the-22nd-annual-brent-s-place-invitational/): On the morning of August 30th, friends of Brent’s Place gathered for our 22nd annual invitational golf tournament. Presented by Real Estate Investment Advisors (REIA) and BOK Financial, this event was a chance for us to reconnect with supporters from across Colorado for a day of fun on the links while raising money for a good cause. As the late summer sun broke across the greens, friends of Brent’s Place arrived, mingled, and warmed up on the driving range. One by one, the golfers teed-off in honor of our families and headed onto Columbine Country Club’s beautifully manicured course. Out [&hellip;]
- [Our Summer 2021 Virtual Town Hall](https://brentsplace.org/blog/our-summer-2021-virtual-town-hall/): Join Brent&#x27;s Place CEO, Sean Meyerhoffer; VP of Development, Patrick Hayes; VP of Operations and Culture, Lauren McClanahan; and Marketing and Community Outreach Director, Monique McCoy, for a special conversation highlighting the impact of your compassion and generosity. We’ll share stories of family resilience, provide you with a progress report on our COVID-19 response plan, and introduce some exciting program updates.
- [Brent’s Place Hosts the 2021 Texas 4000 Riders](https://brentsplace.org/blog/brent-s-place-hosts-the-2021-texas-4000-riders/): It’s no secret that the Brent’s Place family tree has deep roots. So deep, in fact, they reach all the way to Texas! We’re very lucky to have hosted two Texas 4000 cycling teams this summer. These intrepid adventurers raise money for cancer research and cancer support services through an annual 4000-mile journey across America. Their ride takes 70 days to complete, but their impact on the fight against cancer is enduring. Selected annually from a competitive pool of University of Texas applicants, these young people embark on an 18-month program designed to develop their leadership and teamwork skills. In [&hellip;]
- [Growth Report | New Additions to the Brent’s Place Team](https://brentsplace.org/blog/growth-report-new-additions-to-the-brent-s-place-team/): This summer brought a burst of growth within the Brent’s Place staff. We are excited to welcome five new staff members to our Development and Family Support teams. Tianna Hambleton joins us as the Development Database and Stewardship Coordinator responsible for tracking and stewarding donor and volunteer activities. She came to us with several years of experience working in nonprofits throughout the Denver Metro area, including development work at the Anschutz Medical Campus. Working with children and youth in her community has always been a passion for Tianna. Her educational background is in human services and high-resiliency youth, and she [&hellip;]
- [WE RISE: Rooted in Hope, Growing Together](https://brentsplace.org/blog/introducing-we-rise-rooted-in-hope-growing-together/): At Brent’s Place, family is everything. Like a mature tree provides shade on a hot day, these relationships provide us with sturdy supports of growth, comfort, and shelter during life’s storms. Rooted in our values of compassion, integrity, respect, responsibility, and quality of life, the Brent’s Place family tree grows stronger with every passing day. We are fortunate to have a family of supporters who lift up our families as they face life-threatening illness and medical crises. Over the course of the last four weeks, we have explored the resiliency of our community, reconnecting with the many branches of the [&hellip;]
- [Brent’s Place Thanks Fundraiser Willie Duncan](https://brentsplace.org/blog/brent-s-place-thanks-fundraiser-willie-duncan/): It isn’t every day you get to honor a legend, but this past month, the Brent’s Place team got to do just that. Brent’s Place is made stronger by our families, donors, volunteers and supporters. The generosity and dedication of those who are inspired by the mission of Brent’s Place make it possible for us to continue providing unparalleled support to families in their greatest time of need, and we are persistently grateful for their commitment. We had an opportunity to honor the contributions of one such champion last week when we partnered with Club Greenwood, a fitness and tennis [&hellip;]
- [Brent's Place Offers Solid Support To Transplant Families](https://brentsplace.org/blog/solid-support-for-transplant-families/): Over the past six months, Brent’s Place has served as an oasis for 150+ families, each far from home in search of a medical miracle. In total, eleven of those were families caring for a loved one in the process of receiving a solid organ transplant. This life-saving procedure requires patients and their caregivers to remain in close proximity to the hospital for an average of six to nine months as they prepare, wait, and heal. Families who hail from small or rural hometowns must relocate for the duration in order to access the cutting-edge medical care they require, which [&hellip;]
- [Dos Casas Recap](https://brentsplace.org/blog/dos-casas-recap/): Thanks to the kindness and generosity of sponsors, restaurant partners, ticket holders, auction supporters, and event donors, last month’s 2021 Dos Casas event raised more than $30,000! These crucial funds will help support our families, making their journeys a bit easier by providing a Safe Clean place to stay for as long as they need us, along with additional resources to aid in their loved ones’ treatment and healing. As doors to businesses continue to open, we encourage you to pay a visit to our dedicated culinary partners who helped make this year’s event a success! Grab a table and [&hellip;]
- [Growth Report | Brent's Place Welcomes New Staff](https://brentsplace.org/blog/brents-place-welcomes-new-staff-may-2021/): In the last few months, the Brent’s Place team has welcomed new members to our Operations and Family Services Team! Rachelle Taylor joined us late last year as Family Services Manager responsible for supporting our pediatric patient families on our Aurora Campus. While Rachelle is a new staff member, she has been a long-time friend and partner to Brent&#x27;s Place. Rachelle comes from 4 years of service at our partner, Children&#x27;s Hospital Colorado, as their Bone Marrow Transplant social worker. Prior to her time at Children&#x27;s Colorado, she was a pediatric social worker at Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children. In [&hellip;]
- [Leading with Heart](https://brentsplace.org/blog/leading-with-heart/): The servant leadership principles include Empathy, Persuasion, Commitment to the Growth of People, Building Community, and Stewardship. Outgoing Board Chair Tom Whyte brought a unique blend of these characteristics to Brent’s Place throughout his 8-year trustee term and three years of service as Board Chair. Tom delivered compassionate leadership with the perfect dose of support to CEO Sean Meyerhoffer while empowering fellow Board members to govern and guide the organization through a tremendous phase of growth. When principles are put into action, powerful impact is possible. Along with his wife, Kim, Tom inspired staff with eloquent expressions of appreciation, and [&hellip;]
- [Brent's Place 2020 Year in Review](https://brentsplace.org/blog/2020-year-in-review/): Just as songbird choruses become more frequent and springtime nears, we are still reflecting on how much the world has shifted in the past year. And though the initial swells of anxiety, unrest, and uncertainty have calmed as months have passed, our thoughts of loved ones and hope for our communities remain crisp just as another renewal arrives. Despite the challenges we all endured in 2020, our resilient Brent’s Place families braved through those obstacles during their medical journeys. They adopted additional safety protocols to keep all families and staff members safe. And they missed the welcoming smiles and encouraging [&hellip;]
- [Brent's Place Virtual Town Hall](https://brentsplace.org/blog/brents-place-virtual-town-hall/): Join Brent&#x27;s Place CEO, Sean Meyerhoffer, VP of Development, Patrick Hayes, Family Services Director, Allen Browning, and Marketing and Community Outreach Director, Monique McCoy, to hear how your compassion and generosity has helped us to navigate 2020. You will also learn more about our COVID-19 response, hear some inspiring stories of impact, and we will introduce upcoming opportunities to extend your heart to the 44 families who currently call Brent’s Place home.
- [Happy Fall Equinox](https://brentsplace.org/blog/happy-fall-equinox/): With the onset of shorter days, cooler temperatures, and rich colors, we have arrived at period of transition. You will likely agree that 2020 has proven to be an incredibly humbling experience for us all, and for this reason change is welcomed! To celebrate the shift in seasons, we are writing to you today with a simple but important message: Thank you. Thank you to those who were the first to reach out to us in March to express your concern for our families, even as your own reality at home was changing. Thank you to the many who have [&hellip;]
- [ReUNITED by Brent's Place](https://brentsplace.org/blog/reunited-by-brents-place-blog/): REUNITED by Brent&#x27;s Place is a digital engagement campaign designed to reunite our community through storytelling. Here on our blog, and across social media channels, we will turn the spotlight on the many faces that make up our Brent&#x27;s Place family from current and past residents to donors, partners, staff, and volunteers.  Typically, during this time of year, we would come together for our annual Brent&#x27;s Place Block Party event and Family Reunion celebration. Since it is not safe to gather past families and hundreds of supporters together this year, we invite you to reconnect with Brent&#x27;s Place, virtually.  Thanks to [&hellip;]
- [This place is for one, and all.](https://brentsplace.org/blog/a-place-for-one-and-all/): The last three months of the public health crisis have put a significant strain on our organization’s ability to keep our resident families safe; they have created additional hardships for families already dealing with the most difficult time of their lives; they have pushed us all apart from each other physically and emotionally. All of this has required reflection, discomfort, and exhausted many in the Brent’s Place community. However, now we are challenged further to conduct self-examination and begin to address the pain and varied emotions felt by our staff, families, organization, and community concerning the systematic racism and inequality [&hellip;]

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- [Community Fundraisers](https://brentsplace.org/community-fundraisers/): Community Fundraisers Home &#8211; Ways to Give GET INVOLVED TODAY Are you interested in hosting a community fundraiser? Get Started Get Inspired Red Rocks Cares Gala Gala and auction hosted by Red Rocks Country Club in support of Colorado nonprofits, including Brent&#8217;s Place. The Weitz Company Golf Tournament Golf tournament hosted by The Weitz Company. All proceeds benefit Brent’s Place.  Contact Kit Mworia-Hooper at kmhooper@brentsplace.org or 720-429-9538 to learn more. Interested in supporting community events benefitting brent&#8217;s place? View Upcoming Community Fundraisers
- [Community Catalyst Program](https://brentsplace.org/community-catalyst-program/): Overview Our corporate and community partners are the heart of Brent’s Place, fueling our mission to provide a safe, welcoming home for families facing medical crises. The Community Catalyst Program unites these partners to create lasting impact through exclusive engagement, meaningful events, and shared commitment to hope and healing. Qualifications Contribute a one-time gift of $1,000+, donate $5,000+ annually, volunteer at least twice a year, or amplify our mission through marketing and advocacy. Organizations engaging in two or more ways or giving $10,000+ annually become Momentum Partners, unlocking exclusive benefits. Benefits Catalyst Partner: Engaged in one pathway, with benefits including [&hellip;]
- [Holiday Hub Outreach](https://brentsplace.org/holiday-hub-outreach/): Get Started Stay Connected Sign Up for Our Newsletter! Be the first to know about upcoming events, inspiring stories, and ways to make an impact.
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- [Paul and Doris Eley Society](https://brentsplace.org/pdes/): 2024 Paul and Doris Eley Society John and Sue AdamsMary AdamsKent AdneyAnonymous DonorsCharlie ArbogastBret BairdMelba BaumLori and Joel BellJohan BemelenPeter BensonMr. Bob BeriaultDavid and Arlene BowmanBrooke BrandtJoseph and Charlotte BrunoKermit &#8220;Kit&#8221; and Paula BryanBrian BusseHeather and Christopher CalzoneBrenda and Bruce CampbellMichelle CampbellSteve CarcaterraYinyin CarlsonStacy CarpenterJulie CarrBalan Nair and Joe Joe Chacko-NairGeraldine ChambersElizabeth CihacekTom CivitanoMargi Clute and Kent BagleySteven and Jo Ellen CohenCory CollinsJanet and Jim ComerfordMrs. Kelli Connor and Mr. John Connor IISteve and Patricia CorderWilliam and Elizabeth DenmanEstate of Dolores DevineDominic Dezzutti and Paula Roth-DezzuttiMichael and Barbara DiblePatrick DonaldsonJeff DykesRobert and Margaret EckelRyan and Sarah EdwardsDonn and Linda EleyCaryn [&hellip;]
- [Fellow at Fitz](https://brentsplace.org/forum-fitzsimons/): Fellow at Fitz Home &#8211; For Families Campus Profile About The Fellow at Fitz Campus To meet the urgent need for long-term, medically safe housing for a growing adult patient population, Brent’s Place expanded in 2019. Today, we lease 39 furnished apartments at the Fellow at Fitz apartment complex, located directly across from the Anschutz Medical Campus. Thanks to the generous support of donors and our hospital partners, families staying at the Fellow at Fitz receive unmatched support regardless of their financial situation. 12600 E Colfax AvenueAurora, CO 80011 720-343-2800 The Fellow Amenities The Fellow at Fitz apartments – featuring a [&hellip;]
- [Aurora Campus](https://brentsplace.org/aurora/): Aurora Campus Home &#8211; For Families Campus Profile About the Aurora Campus The Brent’s Place Aurora Campus features two state-of-the-art facilities and a total of 33 fully-furnished medically safe apartments and six hospitality suites for overnight and short-term visits. The campus is located just two blocks from the Anschutz Medical Campus, which includes the University of Colorado health professional schools, multiple centers and institutes, and two of our nationally-ranked hospital partners, UCHealth and Children’s Hospital Colorado.  Thanks to the generous support of donors and our hospital partners, families staying at the Aurora Campus receive unmatched support regardless of their financial [&hellip;]
- [Impact Report](https://brentsplace.org/impact-report/): Impact Report Home &#8211; About 2023 At-A-Glance Impact Report
- [Financials](https://brentsplace.org/financials/): Financials Home &#8211; About 2024 Financials The Brent Eley Foundation is a nonprofit organization (dba Brent&#8217;s Place) in Aurora, Colorado. Brent Eley Foundation ID #84-1387528. Click here to view our 2024 Form 990. Click here to view our W-9 form. Questions? Contact Brent&#8217;s Place Controller, Barb Heverly at barbheverly@brentsplace.org.
- [Brent's Place Events Calendar](https://brentsplace.org/my-calendar/)
- [Blog Post](https://brentsplace.org/blog-post/): Blog Post Home &#8211; Post Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud [&hellip;]
- [Employer Match](https://brentsplace.org/employer-match/): Employer Match Home &#8211; Ways to Give MULTIPLY YOUR GIVING IMPACT Matching Gifts Did you know your generosity can go twice as far? Many employers match their employees’ charitable contributions, effectively doubling your donation’s impact. That means your gift to Brent’s Place can provide even more nights of safe, supportive housing for families facing a medical crisis, offer greater access to essential resources, and bring comfort to those who need it most – all at no extra cost to you. It’s a simple way to make your support go further and create an even bigger impact for families who rely [&hellip;]
- [More Ways to Give](https://brentsplace.org/more-ways-to-give/): More Ways to Give Home &#8211; Ways to Give Alternative Donations More ways to support Brent&#8217;s Place Please contact our Philanthropy Director at 720-343-2828 or atutt@brentsplace.org with any questions. We look forward to working with you to find the best way to support families facing the toughest days of their lives. Gift Stock By giving stock, you can make a significant impact on Brent’s Place as well as receive benefits. Note: Gifts of stock do not meet the requirement for the Colorado Child Care Contribution Credit. Contact us Donate Your Car Your old or used vehicle donation can support a [&hellip;]
- [Endowment](https://brentsplace.org/endowment/): Endowment Home &#8211; Ways to Give Seeds of Tomorrow Growing our mission through the generations Our endowment, The Brent’s Place Legacy Fund, will help to ensure the continued excellence of Brent&#8217;s Place by offering sustainable revenue for operations that will allow for innovative programs and services to grow and excel. When you invest in our endowment, your gift supports our mission in perpetuity.  Consider designating your estate gift to the Brent&#8217;s Place Legacy Fund. Please contact our Philanthropy Director at 720-343-2828 for more information.
- [Job Opportunities](https://brentsplace.org/job-opportunities/): Job Opportunities Join Our Team at Brent’s Place The Brent Eley Foundation (d.b.a. Brent’s Place) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in Aurora, Colorado, dedicated to providing a safe, supportive, long-term home filled with hope for families facing life threatening medical crises.  At Brent’s Place, we believe in fostering a workplace where everyone is treated with dignity, respect, and a true sense of belonging. See our Community Expectations statement for more information. Thank you for your interest in joining our team! Be the first to receive employment opportunities by following us on LinkedIn.
- [Media Inquiries](https://brentsplace.org/media-inquiries/)
- [eNewsletter Archive](https://brentsplace.org/enewsletter-archive/)
- [Media &amp; Partner Resources](https://brentsplace.org/media-and-partner-toolkit/): Media &amp; Partner Resources Thank you for your interest in Brent’s Place. Media Inquiries: Please contact our V.P. of External Affairs at 720-343-2826 or mmccoy@brentsplace.org if you are a member of the media. Partner Inquiries: Please contact Kit Mworia-Hooper at kmhooper@brentsplace.org or 720-429-9538 if you are considering Brent’s Place as a beneficiary of your fundraising activities. Click here for general inquiries Helpful Resources: Brent’s Place Overview 2024 Impact Report Community Fundraiser Packet
- [Blog](https://brentsplace.org/blog/): Brent&#8217;s Place Blog
- [Events](https://brentsplace.org/events/)
- [Prospective Patient Families](https://brentsplace.org/prospective-patient-families/): Prospective Patient Families Home &#8211; For Families A Safe, Supportive Home for Your Family What to Expect at Brent’s Place We know that facing a medical crisis can be overwhelming, and finding a safe, welcoming place to stay should not add to your worries. Brent’s Place is here to provide comfort, stability, and community while your loved one receives medical care in Denver. Many families wonder how the intake process works. Here’s what you need to know: How Families Are Selected: We work closely with hospital social workers to identify families in need and create a priority list based on [&hellip;]
- [Other Opportunities](https://brentsplace.org/other-opportunities/)
- [Sponsor a Birthday](https://brentsplace.org/sponsor-a-birthday/)
- [In-Kind Donations](https://brentsplace.org/in-kind-donations/): In-Kind Donations Home &#8211; Ways to Give Donate Goods to Brent&#8217;s Place In-kind donations (i.e. tangible goods and services) enable Brent’s Place to focus funding and resources towards meeting the housing and supportive programming needs of families. In addition to providing the essentials our families need, in-kind donations can help reduce the emotional and financial burden faced by Brent&#8217;s Place residents as they seek life-saving medical treatment. To learn more about the impact in-kind donations have on those facing life-threatening illnesses, view our Volunteer and In-Kind Program Impact Report and the greatest areas of need listed below. Before You Donate In [&hellip;]
- [Partnerships](https://brentsplace.org/partnerships/): Partnerships Home &#8211; Ways to Give Together, we can Partners amplify our impact Brent&#8217;s Place provides many opportunities for corporate volunteering and giving back to support families in need. To learn more, see below or contact Kit Mworia-Hooper at&nbsp;kmhooper@brentsplace.org. Getting Involved Ways your organization can make an impact ★ Become a Community Catalyst Partner Our corporate and community partners are more than supporters – they&#8217;re family. Learn more ★ Event Sponsorship Check out our events page to explore current sponsorship opportunities. ★ Volunteer Volunteering at Brent&#8217;s Place is a great team-building opportunity for employees as well as a meaningful way [&hellip;]
- [Give in Honor or Memory](https://brentsplace.org/give-in-honor-or-memory/): Give in Honor or Memory Home &#8211; Ways to Give   Brent’s Place exists because two parents, Donn and Linda, turned their heartbreak into hope. After losing their son Brent to cancer at just 13 years old, they dedicated their lives to ensuring that no family facing a medical crisis would have to go through it alone. What began as a memorial gift in Brent’s honor has grown into a lifeline for families in need – providing safe housing, support, and a sense of community during their most difficult moments. You can be part of this legacy. Honor your loved [&hellip;]
- [Legacy Giving](https://brentsplace.org/legacy-giving/)
- [Monthly Giving](https://brentsplace.org/monthly-giving/): Monthly Giving Home &#8211; Ways to Give Monthly Giving Community It takes a Village. Becoming a member of The Village is one of the most powerful ways to support Brent’s Place. When you schedule your monthly donation today, you’ll join a dedicated community of supporters who understand the importance of providing continuous support for families facing the toughest days of their lives. &#8220;We give monthly because Brent&#8217;s Place played a significant role in our lives and we hope to help it continue in the lives of other people going through extremely difficult times.&#8221;  -Sten and Erin Johnson, past family and [&hellip;]
- [Donate](https://brentsplace.org/donate/): Donate Home &#8211; Ways to Give Your donation can change lives
- [Our Team](https://brentsplace.org/our-team/): Our Team Home &#8211; About You can contact a Brent&#8217;s Place staff member directly using the phone numbers below. For general inquiries, please call 720-343-2800 or fill out our Contact Us form. Please visit our Job Opportunities page to learn about our open roles.
- [Our Impact](https://brentsplace.org/our-impact/): Our Impact Home &#8211; About Our Impact As the only safe and free-to-families medical housing near Colorado’s top hospitals, Brent’s Place grants access to critical treatments and clinical trials for pediatric and adult patients from underserved backgrounds. These treatments include bone marrow transplantation, CAR-T therapy, oncology, hematology, and solid organ transplantation. We provide families: Access to life-saving treatments Improved family resilience Reduced financial burdens and stress Secure, Safe-Clean, reliable housing environment during medical treatments Increased feelings of physical and emotional safety 2025 Year-To-Date Impact Report Previous Annual Reports 2024 Annual Report 2023 Annual Report 2022 Annual Report 2021 Annual Report [&hellip;]
- [Our Mission](https://brentsplace.org/our-mission/): Our Mission Home &#8211; About A mission rooted in family Our Mission To be a safe, supportive, long-term home filled with hope for families facing a life-threatening medical crisis. Our Values Compassion Understanding the hopes and fears of the people we serve while striving to make their journey better. Integrity Building relationships based on trust through honesty, sincerity, transparency, and accountability. Respect Treating residents, families and community members with courtesy, consideration, and sensitivity to their individual experiences. Responsibility Fulfilling our organizational goals through innovation, teamwork, and sound financial stewardship. Quality of Life Creating a culture that values life balance and [&hellip;]
- [Contact Us](https://brentsplace.org/contact-us/): Contact Us Contact Phone: 720-343-2800 Email:info@brentsplace.org Address 11980 E 16th Ave. Aurora, CO 80010 Media Inquiries Employment Inquiries General Inquiries To contact us, please use the form below or call our main line at 720-343-2800. To reach a specific member of our staff, please visit our Staff page. Stay Connected Sign Up for Our Newsletter! Be the first to know about upcoming events, inspiring stories, and ways to make an impact.
- [News &amp; Events](https://brentsplace.org/news-events/)
- [For Families](https://brentsplace.org/for-families/): For Families Patient Profile Who We Serve As the sole provider of safe, cost-free, family-centered housing close to renowned Denver hospitals, Brent&#8217;s Place supports patients of all ages undergoing critical treatment such as bone marrow transplants, CAR-T therapy, oncology treatments, and organ transplants. Through strategic partnerships with area hospitals, Brent&#8217;s Place serves as a vital lifeline for patients in need of specialized care. Once referred and approved, families meeting our admissions criteria are welcomed into fully independent living accommodations—able to house up to seven family members—without any restrictions on the length of stay and at no additional cost to the [&hellip;]
- [Volunteer](https://brentsplace.org/volunteer/): Volunteer Volunteer with Us Hands-on Impact As a Brent’s Place volunteer, you will be on the frontlines of mission delivery. Whether you contribute as an individual to support our core operational functions or roll your sleeves up with a group of do-gooders on or off campus, you will be making a meaningful impact on the families that call Brent’s Place home.&nbsp; To learn more about how you can make a difference in the lives of those facing life-threatening illnesses, view our Volunteer and In-Kind Program Impact Report and complete our Volunteer Interest Form below. Volunteer OPPORTUNITIES Join Our Volunteer Community [&hellip;]
- [Ways to Give](https://brentsplace.org/ways-to-give/): Ways to Give Support Brent&#8217;s Place Today and Make an Immediate Impact Every day, families facing medical crises turn to Brent’s Place for hope, healing, and a safe place to stay. Your support ensures no family has to navigate their journey alone. By giving in the way that works best for you, you become a vital part of a compassionate community providing a lifeline for patients in search of a medical miracle.  Donate Now Direct Financial Support Give Monthly By giving monthly, you join The Village, a collective that provides families with the ongoing support they need. Your recurring gift, [&hellip;]
- [About](https://brentsplace.org/about/): About Us Our Story From Loss to Life: The Story of Brent’s Place In 1997 Donn and Linda Eley founded the Brent Eley Foundation to honor their son, Brent, who bravely fought Rhabdomyosarcoma, a rare and aggressive childhood cancer. After Brent’s passing, their grief sparked a “Big Idea”: to create a safe haven for families traveling far from home for cancer treatment – a place to stay together during their journey. That Big Idea became Brent’s Place and, since then, we’ve supported more than 2,000 families from across the nation. Learn More About Our Mission OUR Services What Makes Us [&hellip;]
- [Home](https://brentsplace.org/): Where Hope Lives Brent&#8217;s Place is a long-term home away from home for families of pediatric and adult patients undergoing treatment for life-threatening illnesses at leading hospitals in the Denver Metro area.  Learn more Families heal Better Together ❤️ About us A legacy of love For over 28 years, Brent’s Place has been a lifeline for families facing the unthinkable. Our medically safe housing is more than just a place to stay – it’s a sanctuary where hope, stability, and community come together during life’s most challenging moments. Here’s what we provide: Safe, fully furnished apartments thoughtfully designed for immunocompromised [&hellip;]


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