We rely on your support to do our important work!

Donate Online

Click the button below to donate through Colorado Gives.
Or, you can give through Thrivent (who cover processing fees) here.

You can also give to SSS through PayPal (who cover processing fees) or Venmo @SeniorSupportDEN. 

Write a Check
Send your check to:
Senior Support Services
846 East 18th Avenue
Denver, CO 80218
You can also set up an Electronic Funds Transfer from your checking or savings account using the "donate" button on this page.

Do you shop at King Soopers? You can donate to SSS at no cost to you!

Just sign in on the King Soopers website, and select Senior Support Services in the community rewards program. Then, whenever you shop with that account (i.e. when you shop online, or scan the card or enter your phone number in store) King Soopers will donate to SSS!
​Colorado State Income Tax Credits

​Cash donations totaling over $100/year may qualify for an income tax credit equal to 25% of the donation. As of January 2024, many online donations are once again eligible for this tax credit. Learn more about the Colorado Homeless Contribution Income Tax Credit here.

To get this tax credit, you must:
  • ​Provide Senior Support Services with your email and your complete social security number

You will receive the tax certificate via email at the beginning of the next calendar year, in time to file your 2025 taxes.

If you have questions about your SSS donation, please call 303-832-1622, x222, or email [email protected].

Donate items:

Amazon Wishlist
​Homeless seniors need basic items such as socks, undergarments, hats, shoes, and handwarmers. If you would like to purchase some of these items for Senior Support Services clients, please see our Amazon.com Senior Support Services wish list. Items will be shipped directly to the SSS center.
Food and Clothing Bank Donations
​​​Because we have limited storage space and unique member needs, we ask that you use the contact form on our website to inquire about food or clothing donations. We are typically seeking nonperishable food items and new or gently used casual men's clothing (jeans, t-shirts, and sneakers). 
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