At Hands of The Carpenter, a car is more than just a car.
Providing Hope THrough Transportation
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The Good Neighbor Garage Program provides vehicle-related services for low-income single mothers and women in need. Our goal is to remove the obstacle that unreliable transportation presents as women strive to be self-sufficient, maintain jobs and/or training, and care for their families.
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When women’s cars are broken, we fix them. When they’re beyond repair or the women don’t own one, we find cars for them. Hands is the only organization in the area consistently and comprehensively offering these services. Join us and make a difference today!
Car Donation
By donating your car to the Hands of The Carpenter “Good Neighbor Garage” program, you provide hope through transportation, as we accept donations of cars and other vehicles as a way to provide for the reliable transportation needs of single moms and widows in the Denver area.
What We Do
Helping meet the transportation needs of single mothers and other women in need.
Without a reliable vehicle, single mothers and other women in need risk not being able to go to work, take their kids to school, or get to medical appointments. Our mission is to provide reliable transportation through affordable repairs, regular maintenance, and even vehicle placements.
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Hands' Impact
Testimonials
I can't thank you enough for making this opportunity possible. My new van is wonderful and I am so grateful to be able to transport my kids safely in a reliable vehicle. Thank you so much and God bless!
Christina
Thank you so much for providing a vehicle for my family and I. You all have been a big blessing in this search of a reliable car. May God bless each and every one of you for the work that you do!
Lydia
Hands has helped me several times over the last seven years. Without that help, I would have lost my job, would not have been able to take Aidan to his sports and would have spiraled downhill. Because of the help, I was able to keep my job, pay my rent, and be able to continue to move toward self-sufficiency.
Shannon
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