Support JLU
Help Build What Belonging Can Look Like
Just Like Us is building toward a community where adults with special needs can have a home, meaningful opportunity and relationships that support a full life.

Why Give Now
From vision to implementation

Philanthropic support can help JLU advance planning, professional services, program development, community partnerships and future capital work as the organization moves from vision to implementation.
Ways to Support
- General charitable support
- Foundation and corporate partnership inquiries
- Major-gift conversations
- Professional and in-kind support, when appropriate and accepted by JLU
Online giving is being set up. Until it opens, please use the form below to start a conversation about a gift, a foundation or corporate partnership, or major giving.
Stewardship Matters
We honor the trust placed in us.
JLU is committed to responsible governance, documented financial controls, conflict-of-interest safeguards and thoughtful use of charitable resources.
As specific campaigns and capital priorities are formally approved, JLU will provide clearer information about designated opportunities and project needs.
Leadership & GovernanceCurrent Federal Tax Status
Form 1023 pending IRS determination
Just Like Us is a Colorado nonprofit corporation. On September 28, 2026, JLU submitted Form 1023 to the Internal Revenue Service requesting recognition of exemption under Section 501(c)(3) and classification as a publicly supported charity. The application is pending IRS determination.
Prospective donors should consult their own tax adviser regarding the tax treatment of any contribution made while JLU's application is pending. JLU will update this page promptly when the IRS issues its determination.
Contact Us About Giving
Whether you are considering a gift, a foundation or corporate partnership, or a major-gift conversation, we would welcome hearing from you.
Contact Us About Major Giving
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