Donations to FISH help prevent hunger and homelessness. FISH has seen a dramatic increase in the need for services, primarily due to skyrocketing housing costs and low wages. As a result, we distributed 45% more food and provided more than $1.3 million in direct assistance to stabilize families.

The GrowHaus offers food distribution programs and educational opportunities related to growing and cooking food. We exist to cultivate community-driven food justice through education and food access. In response to COVID-19, we have been distributing free emergency food packages to our neighbors.

We help realize this vision by working in solidarity with communities to create food access systems that work best for them. By building mutual trust and honest relationships, we build collective power that will help us transform both the nonprofit industrial complex and the food system as a whole.

Our vision continues to be addressing the physical and spiritual hunger of people in our neighborhoods. Metro Ministries is a Denver based 501(c) (3) based charity serving the poor and working poor of the greater Denver metropolitan area.

With 1 in 3 Coloradans currently facing food insecurity, Hunger Free Colorado is working harder than ever to ensure every Coloradan has equitable access to the nutritious food needed to thrive and reach their full potential.

Our vision is a city rich with accessible green spaces and a food system that is just and equitable for all with universal access to fresh, healthy food and the knowledge and resources to grow your own.

Students in our community and their families are facing food insecurity now more than ever. While we are actively partnering with 25 local schools to provide food, we need your help to make our efforts go even further! We would like to reach all schools in Highlands Ranch, Littleton, and Sedalia.

Support agriculture in the Yampa Valley! Through direct support, actions and programs CAA leads our community to grow agriculture and to create alliances.

Just under half of the students in Mesa County are eligible for the Federal free and reduced lunch program and may go home on the weekends with no access to food. Kids Aid provides emergency food relief so that kids can come back to school, fed and ready to learn.

It is difficult to make ends meet given the growing costs of housing, childcare, medical, and other expenses. Many families face tough decisions between buying food and paying their bills. At the Food Bank for Larimer County, 94% of donated resources go directly to our hunger-relief programs!