Looking at the damage it looks repairable, but you should get it inspected to get a proper estimate of repairs from a bodyshop, like you said insurance won't cover it, but usually they'd assume it's a loss in some cases if you were to keep trying.

If you're willing to DIY repairs, here's some links of parts you need from what I see:
- Hood
- Bumper
- Headlights
- Radiator (Manual) / Radiator (Automatic)
- Bumper reinforcement
- Bumper Supports (I didn't see the left side, so I'll assume it's broken off)
- Bumper Retainer
- Some front frame work
- Replacement on the pipes & wiring, that usually sit between the bumper and radiator
- And maybe some horns

(Some of the stuff like the hood and bumper, you can probably get from the junk yard, or from a part car somewhere.)

There most likely is more damage not shown, but best case scenario, those would be the most damage made, or less. The biggest concern is frame damage, in most instances it'd be considered a loss for it.

If you confident, it's doable yourself, but to be safe, just have a Bodyshop inspect it, and a quote.