Colorado Farm to Table, Inc.

This Colorado Gives Day, Colorado Farm to Table is launching its first-ever tractor and equipment campaign, with a goal of raising $50,000 to purchase a tractor and the implements T.J. McDaniel needs to put it to work. Your gift will help equip our farm for the seasons ahead and strengthen our ability to grow and distribute fresh food to Colorado communities. Click here to donate towards the tractor.

https://www.coloradogives.org/story/0w7lze

Or you can become a Harvest Circle individual member or corporate partner with a donation to provide steady support for planting, growing, and distributing fresh vegetables. Consider increasing the impact of your support by spreading out payments over 12 months! 

Individual Membership Levels:

🌿Growth $25 monthly or $300 annually (Helps grow 1,200 lbs and provide 4,800 servings of veggies)

🥬Harvest $50 monthly or $600 annually (Helps grow 2,400 lbs and provide 9,600 servings of veggies)

🥦Sustainer $100+ monthly or $1,200+ annually (Helps grow 4,800 lbs and provide 19,200 servings of veggies)

Corporate Partnership Levels: 

🧑🏼‍🌾Row Partner $1,500 annually (Helps grow 6,000 lbs and provide 24,000 servings of veggies)

👩🏽‍🌾Field Partner $2,500 annually (Helps grow 10,000 lbs and provide 40,000 servings of veggies)

👨🏻‍🌾Harvest Partner $5,000 or more annually (Helps grow 20,000+ lbs and provide 80,000+ servings of veggies)

About Colorado Farm to Table

Rooted in compassion for the hungry, we believe that every Coloradan in need should have equitable access to fresh nutritious vegetables. With generous donations, Colorado Farm to Table has donated 3 million pounds of produce to the hungry over the past 30 years. We're making a difference in Colorado's food insecurity problem, but we need your help to do more. You can give a one-time or recurring monthly gift. 

The Colorado Hunger Problem

The stark reality:

• 1 in 8 Coloradans face food insecurity -- that's more than 660,000 people.
• 1 in 7 Colorado children experience hunger -- 180,000+ kids.
• Every Colorado county has families struggling to afford food.
• Middle-income families struggle, too: 22% earning $60-90K can't afford enough food.

When children don't eat, they can't learn:

• Hungry children score lower on math and reading tests.
• Food-insecure students are twice as likely to repeat a grade.
• Proper nutrition can increase IQ by up to 18 points.
• Well-fed children have 31% better