Storytime Blog

Jasmin came to Hands for hope and help in 2021. As a working single mom, she needed a vehicle. At the time, she lived in Wheat Ridge with her three

In 2021, Christa, a single mother of two boys, ages seven and eight, faced the daunting challenge of losing her apartment and the threat of homelessness. Fortunately, Beyond Home welcomed

In August, 2023, Laura left an abusive relationship and moved to Colorado with her two children, Ariana and Goku. The vehicle she came with was the very first vehicle she

Priscilla came in for service in March 2024. She learned about Hands through an online moms’ group where she heard a question about getting a decently priced oil change. Someone

All around us signs of new life are emerging as the winter gives way to spring. Sarah too has been emerging from a cold and difficult past, and with Hands’

For Andrea, not having a functional vehicle meant stress regarding both her work and care for her son. Elvis, Andrea’s son, was born with a rare condition – Heterotaxy Syndrome

Hands of The Carpenter (Hands) is grateful to the many community partners that refer single moms for automotive services. We work together for the benefit of the women. One of

Destina is a working single mom with three children. She has lived her whole life in the Denver area and is now in her mid-20’s. The last few years have

Jessica is a single mom of two high school teenage boys. Her oldest, who recently turned 18, has dealt with various mental health struggles, which has been a constant concern

Josezette watched with anticipation as the guests at Hands’ Heart of Hope Gala followed Automotive Services Director, Crystal Scott, as she counted down: 5, 4, 3, 2, 1!!! The car

At Hands, we believe in serendipity and the power of community support. Arleen mentioned to a friend that she was searching for a reliable mechanic. Her friend, having had a

Today, we bring you a heartwarming story of resilience, faith, and the power of community support. Meet Ruth – not just any employee at Littleton Public School (LPS), but a

Amber came to Hands of The Carpenter (Hands) through a referral from nonprofit partner, Bridge of Hope (BOH), as she was putting her life together after leaving a bad relationship,