The non-profit provides job readiness and life skills for young people who have no home of their own.
Purple Door Coffee is part of a larger non-profit called Dry Bones Denver. It provides support to unhoused young adults.DENVER — A new coffee shop opened earlier this year in Denver that has a deeper meaning than just brewing your morning cup. is a non-profit that provides job readiness and life skills for young people who have no home of their own. Coffee is just their conduit or a path out of homelessness for young people, according to the non-profit.
From 2022 to 2023, 1,787 young people ages 18-to-24 were taking advantage of homelessness services in the area, according to the Purple Door Coffee's readiness program begins in Englewood, where the organization has a coffee roastery. Then, the shop in Denver is a next-step job opportunity where participants can become a barista.
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