DENVER BASIC INCOME PROJECT
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Mission Statement
The Denver Basic Income Project serves unhoused people by examining the impact of a guaranteed income in an effort to encourage a healthier society centered around human thriving.
About This Cause
The Denver Basic Income Project is investing in people and their ability to succeed when given trust, hope, and a financial foundation. Since its inception, the Denver Basic Income Project has distributed over $10.8 million directly to more than 800 individuals and families experiencing homelessness in Denver. The results have been nothing short of remarkable. Lives have been saved, as individuals and families have found stable housing and full-time employment. This project has not only provided a lifeline to those in need but has also created hope for a better future. An impressive 90%+ of the Denver Basic Income Project's revenue goes directly to participant and program support, ensuring that your donations are making a tangible difference in the lives of those experiencing homelessness. Furthermore, your donation is fully tax-deductible (EIN # 93-2317246). Your contribution to this groundbreaking initiative will help to address homelessness in the United States and create lasting change in the lives of those who need it most. Thank you for being a part of this important work! Groundbreaking findings… Participants showed a significant improvements in housing outcomes, including a remarkable increase in home rent and ownership, and decrease in nights spent unsheltered. Participants reported positive shifts in financial wellbeing, with an increase in financial stability and a greater ability to pay bills and reduced reliance on emergency assistance. Additional data analysis reveals that DBIP participation is tied to substantial cost savings in public spending and a large reduction in public service utilization, including emergency room visits, hospital nights, and jail stays. The first year findings of the rigorous Randomized Control Trial (RCT) run by the University of Denver's Center for Housing & Homelessness Research may be found at... https://www.denverbasicincomeproject.org/research