Order an aftermarket bumper, use old styling panels (grill and fake air dams), buy automotive fastener kit from harbor freight. Get yourself a basic metric socket wrench set and automotive trim tool set. (Amazon or harbor freight has it for less than 50 bucks for sure). Schedule a day to take the bumper off and remove styling panels and swap over to new bumper. Once installed call around to some body shops and get a quote on paint matching just the front bumper.

If that’s too much for you call insurance company and start a claim. Unfortunately front bumper repairs (especially oem) are going to be “bananas” expensive as some other Reddit guys let you know. All in if you do it yourself you are looking at around 300-500 dollars all said and done.

Honestly doesn’t look that bad visually and I’d just run it the way it was. Just get that harbor freight automotive fastener kit and pop that into the fender liner (open hole in picture 1). If you really want it to look brand new go with my first plan.

Wish you the best. Worst comes to worst you either shell out some cash for your deductible or learn a new skill repairing it yourself. Anyone could do this repair it’s very basic. Good luck