

In 2024, Brent’s Place experienced its most impactful year yet –driven by record-breaking demand, expanded programming, and the steadfast generosity of our donor community. Every number in this report reflects a life touched, a burden eased, and a family granted stability during unimaginable hardship. Thanks to our community of supporters, Brent’s Place continues to be a haven of hope and healing for families facing life-threatening medical crises.
Last year, we welcomed a record 402 patients, and more than 1,600 of their family members, from 15 states – each arriving during a moment of deep uncertainty, often after leaving behind homes, jobs, and support systems in search of life-saving care in Denver.
15 States Served
22,700+ Days of Housing Provided
Nearly 55% of Families Report a Household Income of Less Than $50,000 77% of Our Residents Traveled 100+ Miles from Home
As Colorado’s only provider of long-term, Safe-Clean housing with trauma-informed wraparound care, Brent’s Place continues to bridge the gap between hospital and home. In 2024, we expanded family support services, enriched our programming, and deepened our commitment to whole-family healing.
None of this would be possible without supporters like you. Community generosity provides cost-free housing, meals, and personalized support with no time limits, allowing families to focus on what matters most: healing.
As the need for medical housing rises, Brent’s Place continues to evolve. In 2024, we operated 69 fully furnished apartments across two campuses, serving pediatric and adult patients with safety, dignity, and compassion.
At Brent’s Place, the safety and health of our residents are our top priorities. We adhere to rigorous cleaning requirements designed to minimize exposure to harmful bacteria, dander, dirt, dust, mold, and other airborne toxins often present in public spaces. We equip our residents with essential education and select cleaning products to maintain a Safe-Clean environment, creating a sanctuary for healing.
Located near the Anschutz Medical Campus, home to Children’s Hospital Colorado, this pediatric-focused campus offers 32 apartments and six hospitality suites.
The Forum Fitzsimons
Across from the Anschutz Medical Campus, Brent’s Place manages and operates fully furnished apartments for adult patients and their families receiving care at University of Colorado Hospital and Presbyterian / St. Luke’s Medical Center. All adult patient families were transitioned to this location in early 2024 to streamline operations and improve programmatic support.
Average Nights Stayed
53 Average Nights Stayed
Since opening in 1998 with just five apartments for pediatric bone marrow transplant families, Brent’s Place has grown into a national leader in specialized medical housing. Our vision remains steadfast: that every family—regardless of diagnosis, zip code, or financial means—deserves the best chance at survival.
At Brent’s Place, healing starts with more than medicine – it begins with a hot meal, a safe space, and a compassionate community. From day one, families receive wraparound support to help them navigate the most difficult moments.
In 2024, we delivered over 1,500 trauma-informed programs – from game nights and yoga to caregiver groups and music therapy – bringing strength, connection, and moments of joy to families in crisis. Special outings like a Denver Zoo elephant encounter and Hammond’s Candy Factory tour help restore childhood wonder and a sense of normalcy.
Through our revitalized Food Nourishment Program, led by our new in-house culinary manager, Chef Kevin Chavez, we served 14,200+ meals, delivered 874 meals to patients in the hospital, and supported more than 1,000 residents through our pantry – ensuring no caregiver had to choose between their own well-being and their loved one’s care.
1,500+ Programs to 26,000+ Participants
209 Birthdays Celebrated
14,200+ Meals Served ( 700)
874 Hospital Meals Delivered ( 55%)
1,061 Residents Supported through Food Pantry ( 24%)
37 Holiday Programs with 1,995 Participants ( 33%)
Not only does Brent’s Place provide a healthy clean apartment to live in, they provide all the support you can imagine. They provided activities, transportation to the hospital, pickup for labs, meals and snacks, gift cards, emotional support, a real community to be with others going through the same thing, and so much more. They gave more than we needed so that we could just focus on our daughter and not worry about anything else.
Angela, mom of Abby ”
Volunteers are the heart of Brent’s Place. Their compassion brings comfort and care to families in crisis - through meal service, welcome bag assembly, activity hosting, facility projects, and event support. Each hour donated helps ease burdens and reminds families they are not alone.
232 Total Number of Volunteers
2,868 Total Volunteer Hours
$111,106
Visit BrentsPlace.org/volunteer to get involved.
Held at The Country Club at Castle Pines, our signature golf tournament raised over $170,000 with the support of 120 golfers and generous sponsors.
Special thanks to REIA, Alpine Bank, Liberty Home Products, G&S Capital, Moody Insurance, The Weitz Company, Northern Auto Brokers, Children’s Hospital Colorado, and Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck.
Our final indoor cycling fundraiser brought together 170 riders and more than 325 donors, raising over $110,000.
Special thanks to our 2024 sponsors—Kaiser Permanente, Xanterra Travel Collection, and Children’s Hospital Colorado—and to Willie Duncan for inspiring and rallying your community.
In August, we welcomed 100+ guests to our garden-themed campus celebration featuring a brunch buffet, games, and interactive tours.
In October, we welcomed four new inductees to the Wall of Honor: Joe Joe ChackoNair, John Connor, Dr. Erwin Gelfand, and Tom Whyte. It was a memorable evening filled with reflection and inspiration as we recognized our honorees’ incredible impact on Brent’s Place and the families we serve.
For a set of financial statements, please visit BrentsPlace.org/financials.
Total Operating Expenses: $5,129,000
For a list of individuals who gave gifts greater than $1,000, please visit BrentsPlace.org/pdes.
In-kind donations of goods and services help Brent’s Place meet essential family needs while directing more funds to critical programs. In 2024, donors contributed more than $121,000 in tangible support, easing the emotional and financial burdens on families in treatment. I am so thankful and so very grateful for
Become a monthly donor and provide consistent, life-changing support to families in crisis. Join at: BrentsPlace.org/monthly-giving
Through financial support, volunteering, or advocacy, your organization can help provide stability, comfort, and hope. Partners receive exclusive engagement opportunities, recognition, and a firsthand look at their impact. Join us in building a legacy of healing and transforming lives - together. Learn more by visiting BrentsPlace.org/Partnerships.
Every day, we see how a safe, stable environment changes the trajectory of a family’s medical journey. As demand continues to rise, Brent’s Place is planning for strategic growth.
Following a 12-month planning study with more than 500 stakeholders, our Board approved continued exploration of a capital expansion that will reimagine our Aurora campus. With over 25 years of experience in specialized medical housing, Brent’s Place is uniquely positioned to meet this moment – and expand our impact for generations to come.
As we look to the future, we remain committed to increasing not only our capacity, but our community – a place where every family feels seen, supported, and safe.
We’re committed to keeping you, our valued supporters, informed as our exciting plans take shape.
After spending all day in the hospital with my daughter, it was amazing to have a place to decompress. Now that she’s staying with us at Brent’s Place, it’s nice to be this close to the hospital. It’s been an incredible resource.
Jenny, mom of Aubriana