Guaranteed income advocates rally in Denver for additional city funding
September 25, 2024
Denver Basic Income Project sent out the last payments it has funding for this week.
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Denver Basic Income Project sent out the last payments it has funding for this week.
First-year study shows more stable housing, decreased use of emergency services among recipients
Basic Income Project’s new funding includes $2 million expected from city; program helps more than 800
There were 10,849 eviction filings in Denver County this year, the highest number since the 2008 financial crisis.
The Denver Basic Income Project has received a $2 million commitment from the City of Denver in its 2024 budget, and is in talks to determine next steps, according to Donovan.
The Denver Basic Income Project gives cash payments each month to 800 individuals experiencing homelessness, no strings attached.
Six months ago, the Denver Basic Income Project (DBIP) started giving cash regularly to people experiencing homelessness, no strings attached.
Denver Basic Income project leader Mark Donovan sees plenty of proof that his idea of giving out cash works to improve the lives of the homeless.
