Make Homes with Us

Our current economic climate has made it exponentially more difficult to assist those exiting homelessness by receiving housing vouchers. Everyone thinks they get a fully-furnished apartment…they do not. Low-priced thrift furnishings from Goodwill, Restore, or others are not going to help. What they need is a home with the financial support AND the necessary furniture and furnishings. It's up to us...together.

Make a Home with a 4-time Match

Imagine walking into your new home after years of uncertainty, only to find it empty—no place to sit, eat, or rest. For many individuals and families exiting homelessness in the Denver area, this scenario is all too common. But GraceFull Home™ is changing that narrative, one beautifully furnished home at a time. GraceFull Home™ is not a thrift shop, nor are we a discount reseller of used furnishings. We are Denver's one-of-a-kind nonprofit furniture bank, dedicated to transforming empty houses into inviting, dignified homes. Through strategic partnerships with local social service providers, we deliver an elevated shopping experience entirely free of charge to our neighbors transitioning out of homelessness.

Your generous $500 donation directly equips GraceFull Home™ to provide essential furnishings valued at over $2,000 including delivery and setup to a family eager to rebuild their lives. This means that every dollar you contribute is multiplied more than three times, creating exponential value and immediate impact. Your support doesn't merely provide furniture—it restores dignity, offers comfort, and instills a profound sense of belonging and stability. Beyond the immediate provision of furniture, your donation helps us sustainably manage unused items, ensuring that nothing goes to waste. Every piece of donated furniture is carefully assessed and then repurposed, recycled, or creatively upcycled, dramatically reducing landfill waste. This responsible approach allows your gift to ripple beyond individual homes, positively impacting our broader community and environment.

Consider the experience of one of our recent recipients—a young mother who had just welcomed a new baby after years without stable housing. The arrival of furnishings from GraceFull Home™, including a rocking chair for soothing her child and a dining set for shared family meals, brought tears of joy and gratitude. Such profound transformations are made possible through the generosity of donors like you. Your $500 donation is more than just a charitable gift—it's an investment in hope, stability, and community well-being. It’s a statement of belief in a world where compassion meets action, creating tangible change for Denver-area families on their journey toward lasting stability and self-sufficiency.

Together, let’s transform empty houses into cherished homes. Join GraceFull Home™ in demonstrating that everyone deserves a place to call home, beautifully furnished and filled with dignity.

For every $500 donation, we make sure a family exiting homelessness gets $1,650 in furnishings and a brighter, more hopeful future PLUS delivery and setup.

Typical FREE Placement with Delivery and Setup

1 -COUCH/ARMCHAIR
1 - OCCASION TABLE
2 - END TABLES
1 - KITCHEN TABLE
4 - KITCHEN CHAIRS
2 - BARSTOOLS
1 - DRESSER
2 - DESKS AND CHAIRS
1 - KITCHENWARES BOX
2 - ARTWORK
1 - MIRRORS
2 - RUGS
2 - LAMPS
1 - BOOKSHELF

“Dignity is having a home—a roof over your head and the items inside it to make it your own.”
—EmilyJane Zahreddine, MPA, MA Founder

GraceFull Home™ After a decade-long career leading organizations through disasters and emergencies, EmilyJane is refocused on matching the community’s supply with the community's needs. As the Denver Metro Region places a greater emphasis on rehousing individuals, a great need exists to distinguish a roof over one’s head vs. a home. She founded On The House Denver d/b/a GraceFull Home™ to meet the need by supplying free furniture and household goods to our recently housed neighbors. Since the Spring of 2024, she has proven the operations and sustainable model while serving over 150 families to date with over $225,000 in furnishings.

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GraceFull Home™ is a one-of-a-kind non-profit furniture bank for the Denver area. We are NOT a discount reseller of used furnishings. Through social service providers, we outfit the new homes of our less fortunate neighbors exiting homelessness for FREE. We do this through an elevated shopping experience and ensure that unused items are repurposed, recycled, or upcycled. GraceFull Home™ has joined the trusted Colorado Nonprofit Development Center and needs your support to establish the necessary financial reserves to scale with their proven community support.

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What is GraceFull Home?

What’s GraceFull Home‘s vision for people exiting homelessness?

Being homeless or housing insecure, where you don't know where you are sleeping the following night, is simply hard getting a case worker and going through the often difficult administrative steps to get affordable housing is very difficult for those who want to be housed. Our vision is that once this gauntlet has been achieved, there is a little reward, and that is furniture at no cost to those receiving it.

What is a furniture bank?

So why do we need a furniture bank in our community?

Prior to our launch, there has been no one doing furniture for those exiting homelessness on a regional basis. Sadly, if you were moved into affordable housing, you were moved into an empty apartment or house unless you had a caseworker who could go above and beyond and find something for them on their own. There was no one supporting the caseworkers with furnishings. So we provide the furniture and housewares to them to serve those exiting homelessness. That's why we are needed.

How do we know that furniture poverty is something that is an issue in the Denver Metro?

I performed a needs assessment and talked to nearly 50 community leaders, caseworkers in the unhoused space, and individuals with lived experience being unhoused in our community. What kept coming up was there was no regionally based furniture solution for those exiting homelessness that could truly serve the demand that the community has for these resources. And so once I came to the understanding that this was a gap in our social service network, I set out to change it.