Published author and mother of three, Hunter used the payments to provide for her family and secure stable housing in a new apartment.

Group A participant who used the funds to pay off his debts, reconnect with his family, and build credit.

Kelly is a Group C participant who runs a boutique catering service.

One of the first DBIP participants, Mark was able to pay off his car and purchase a trailer.

Since becoming a DBIP participant, Moriah Rodriguez has advocated for guaranteed income to legislators in D.C.

Jolene Jachetta has been a DBIP participant since 2022. She’s used the money to get an apartment for her family, purchase Christmas gifts for her children, and improve her credit score.

Roman was able to use the funds from the Denver Basic Income Project to feed his children and drive his wife to work.

Eleanor Cepero-Percy moved to Colorado in 1980. She found the Denver Basic Income Project after spending three years being houseless.

Kenny Lee recently got out of a 31-year prison sentence, a challenging period compounded by a diagnosis of cancer. Reentering society at 65 years old was not an easy feat. However, after receiving funds from the Denver Basic Income Project, Lee found crucial support during this transition.