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Assisting Colorado Residents With

Affordable, Safe,
and Accessible
Housing Services

About Us

Who We Are

Since 1971, Brothers Redevelopment Inc. has become synonymous with affordable, safe and accessible housing solutions for Colorado’s low-income, elderly and disabled residents. Nonprofit Brothers has worked with countless supporters and tens of thousands of volunteers to provide a broad spectrum of housing-related services to hundreds of thousands of clients across the state. Brothers promotes, develops and preserves sustainable affordable housing.

Our Partners

How We Help

Our Services

Rent & Mortgage Assistance

Get help through various programs that encompass emergency mortgage assistance, temporary rental and utility assistance, and foreclosure assistance.

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Housing Counseling

Brothers Redevelopment offers homebuyer counseling, online homebuyers education (ehome America), default mortgage counseling.

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Senior Services

Brothers Redevelopment Inc. (BRI) is empowering Colorado seniors to Age in Place by bundling under one roof all the information they need about services.

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Home Mods & Repairs

We offer home accessibility repair services, exterior home repair services, and interior repairs.

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Paint-A-Thon

Every spring and summer, our volunteers offer exterior painting for eligible homeowners.

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Affordable Housing

Brothers Property Management manages a wide variety of affordable housing communities.

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What We’ve Achieved

At a Glance

Individuals served total

Cost savings provided to older and disabled adults

Provided in rent, mortgage, and utility assistance

Who We’ve Helped

Our Impact

Korean War Veteran receives helping hand from Paint-A-Thon

Montour learned of Brothers Redevelopment’s Paint-A-Thon after he saw a flyer about the service at his barbershop in August. So, he applied for the program.

Robert Montour

Homeowner helped by Paint-A-Thon

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“It kept me from being in the street.”

Jessica Hopf researched resources that could keep her in her home when she stumbled across Brothers Redevelopment’s housing helpline, Colorado Housing Connects.

Jessica Hopf

Parker Resident

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From Homeless to Hopeful: Tim Knittle Finds New Beginnings at Valor on the Fax

“When I first moved into here, it was the best thing that ever happened to me. It has definitely made a change in my life,” said Knittle. “I feel me being here, it makes me feel like I’m actually loved by people. I can be myself and not have to worry about anything like getting judged or getting told that I’m this or that.”

Tim Knittle

Valor on the Fax Resident

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