Denver Rescue Mission
Sustainability Project Construction Nears Completion!
With sunnier weather in the forecast this week, construction is expected to wrap up with the installation of the solar panels for the new domestic how water system. All of the other projects have been completed and the Rescue Mission reports the new equipment is operating well.More information on the construction and photos are located on the Construction Page.
Thank you to our Sponsors!
A special thank you to the companies and individuals that have already pledged to donate material, labor or funds to the 2013 Sustainability Project! For more information please see our Sponsors page!| Platinum ($25,000 +) | |||
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Davenport Family |
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| Partner ($500 to $999) | |||
| MKK Consulting Engineers, Inc. | M-E Engineers, Inc. | Denver Water | Western Mechanical Solutions |
| ASHRAE - Utah Chapter | Water Technology Group | ||
| Associate ($200 to $499) | |||
| James Waechter | ASHRAE - Black Hills Chapter | Shaffer Baucom Engineering & Consulting |
P.V.C. Specialties Company |
| TM Sales | Purdy-McGuire | ||
| Supporter ($100 to $199) | |||
| C&D Insulation Inc. | Aaron Zimmerman | Brian Lynch | |
| Friend (Up to $99) | |
2013 Sustainability project
Rocky Mountain ASHRAE is pleased to announce that Denver has been selected to host the 2013 ASHRAE Annual Summer Meeting. As is custom, the city selected to host the annual conference has a goal to support sustainability. This year Rocky Mountain ASHRAE has committed to overhauling the Denver Rescue Mission’s aged and deteriorating systems and replacing them systems to improve efficiency and increase occupant comfort.
The Lawrence Street Shelter is the Denver Rescue Mission's central outreach location. Tens of thousands of poor and needy people come to this facility each year for shelter, food, clothing, medical care, client services, and chapel services.
Families and individuals come to their "closet" for everything from warm gloves to business attire for job interviews. Case managers help up to 2,000 individuals each month with needs such as food boxes, baby diapers, furniture, clothing, household goods, and referrals to other agencies. Program participants can receive free medical, dental, optical, and chiropractic treatment at the Mission’s clinic.
