Programs and Resources at Ivy Crossing Apartments

Warren Village at Ivy Crossing provides on-site programs and resources for residents at the Ivy Crossing Apartments, owned by FCP/BMC Investments. Ivy Crossing is a 1,000+ unit, market-rate, workforce housing apartment complex in southeast metro Denver. Warren Village runs several programs at this location that Ivy Crossing residents can access, including goal setting and economic mobility coaching, Kids’ Club, a food pantry, resource referrals, and community events.

Community Resources

Warren Village at Ivy Crossing Contact Information

For inquiries about the Warren Village at Ivy Crossing program, please contact Becky Manning, Community Resources Manager – Ivy Crossing at 303.320.5026 or bmanning@warrenvillage.org.

We are located in at Ivy Crossing Apartments in the Leasing Office building at 2470 S Quebec St. Denver, CO 80231.

If you are interested in volunteering for our program, please contact Warren Village’s Volunteer Coordinator Ashley Boland at aboland@warrenvillage.org.

2470 Quebec Street, Denver, CO 80231S

Community Resources On-Site

Warren Village staff assist residents with goal setting and provide referrals to resources in the community that help residents keep safe and stable housing.

Resource Referrals

Personalized assistance to help with daily living, budgeting, and accessing community resources.

Resource referrals are available for the following:

Utility assistance
Employment and education
Benefits assistance, including food, childcare, and Medicaid
Mental health counseling
Financial/budgeting coaching
Towing
Legal assistance

Goal Setting and Economic Mobility Coaching

One-on-one coaching to set personal goals and support pathways to economic independence.

Kids’ Club After-School and Summer Programming

Engaging activities and support for children, providing a safe and enriching environment during after-school hours and throughout the summer. Guest speaker and opportunities provided through community partnerships.

Open to children between the ages of 5 and 14 who are in kindergarten and above, up to a total program size of 24. Hours: 3:30-5:30 pm during the school year and 2:30-4:30 pm during the summer.

Food Pantry

Food Pantry stocked through community partnerships and open to all residents of Ivy Crossing by appointment during regular program hours, as well as on the third and fourth Friday mornings of every month.

Impact Stories

“Warren Village has given us a place to call home. All the staff have been extremely helpful and accommodating. You can tell they love the work they are doing.”

PoloWarren Village Participant

“Living at Warren Village gives me the freedom to focus on my goals and stop worrying about my family’s survival. I’m rooting for all the other women who I’ve encountered here and can only hope that their lives will be impacted as positively as mine.”

JessicaWarren Village Participant

“When I think about leaving Warren Village it is very sad because I feel like it’s become a home for me and I’ve done a lot of good things here. The thought of being out there on my own is a little scary, but I will forever be grateful to Warren Village for being a huge support in my life.”

JackieWarren Village Participant