About Us
Mission and Vision
The Colorado Poverty Law Project's mission is to prevent homelessness through legal representation, education, and advocacy.
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Our Vision: We believe that no one should become homeless for lack of access to housing justice.
How to Get Help
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Would you like to request free legal assistance for a housing-related issue? Filling out an intake form is the most effective way to connect with us for support.
Meet our Staff
Senior Leadership Team
Shannon MacKenzie
Executive Director
Jack Regenbogen
Deputy Executive Director
Carolyn (Keri) Lee
Operations Director
Management Team
Andrea Worcester
Intake Team Manager
Lauren Rafter
Managing Attorney
Meghan Gessner
Development and Grants Managers
Olivia Kohrs
Managing Attorney
Stephanie Kaufman
Grants Manager
Attorney Team
Ariane Frosh
Housing Attorney and Gender Advocacy in Housing Initiative Lead
Carol Kennedy
Housing Attorney
Charlotte Granison
Housing Attorney
Jordan Cotleur
Housing Attorney, Denver Court Clinic Team Lead
Mackenzie Russell
Housing Attorney
Molly O'Hara
Housing Attorney
Rebecca "Becca" Orton
Housing Attorney
River Heide
Housing Attorney
Intake Team
Arielle Roberts
Intake Specialist
Idali Rodriguez
Intake Specialist
Ryan MacDowell
Intake Specialist
Housing Navigators
Stacy Cavanaugh
Housing Navigator
Community Organizers
Eli Zain
Community Organizer
Meet our Board
Blair Kanis
Founder and Vice President
General Counsel and Director of Sustainability, Cocona Labs
Caitlin Finn
Founder and Board Member
VP of Finance, Legal at Gary Community Ventures
Tom Snyder
Founder and President
Partner, Kutak Rock LLP
Lisa Scalpone
Chief Financial Officer
Kevin McGreevy
Senior Advisor
Criminal Defense, Ridley, McGreevy, Winocur
Partners
CPLP is grateful to all the partners who make our work possible, including donors who support our work, volunteers who give their time, service providers with whom we collaborate, and community organizations that help us reach and support those in need of assistance.
Community Support Partners
In addition to referrals from service providers, CPLP’s work depends on its strong partnerships in the communities we serve. Like the service providers listed above, the organizations that support us in these community-based partnerships are the unsung heroes. They inform us of critical issues facing residents in their communities, assist with outreach efforts, provide referrals, and so much more.
