LMOW helps seniors and people with disabilities with a proper diet so they can stay independent in their own homes for as long as possible. Poor nutrition and skipped meals have a bigger impact on senior health than other age groups. Our clients can live at home, but struggle to prepare food.

As the only non-profit restaurant in Northern Colorado, FoCo Cafe serves all people, while filling a gap and need that many struggle with; there is not face to food insecurity. We do not offer hands outs, rather a way to participate in community in a way that lifts people up and offers hope.

For every $1 donated we redistribute over $8 worth of fruits and vegetables to low-income people in our community, by bicycle. In just 8 years we have redistributed over 3 million pounds of healthy produce to low-income people and have engaged them in participatory and community-based solutions.

We address the needs of young people who may have difficulty finding a "home" for their interests. We recognize that every child is potentially at risk whether from environmental, social or family conditions. We provide a safe setting with respect for people, animals, plants, and the environment.

DUG knows that in order to make lasting change, community needs to drive it. That's why every one of our community gardens and farms have been started by and continue to be led by their community. We currently have over 170 gardens in six counties in the Metro Denver Area.

Help us connect goats and people! We help people of all ages learn about sustainable agriculture and goat husbandry through educational programming and outreach events. We build appreciation for, and understanding of, sustainable goat farming, helping urban dwellers connect with agriculture.

Our main focus is to connect the community to its food and to advocate for healthy food accessibility through practical and free education, community gardens,and food rescue and redistribution. As an organization we focus on getting healthy, local foods to at-risk youth and low-income populations.

Project Angel Heart uses the power of food as medicine to improve health and well-being for people living with cancer, kidney disease, HIV/AIDS, and other serious illnesses. Each week, our professional chefs and volunteers prepare and deliver delicious, medically tailored meals to 1,200 Coloradans.

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

In the past year, there has been a dramatic increase in the need for FISH services, primarily due to skyrocketing housing costs. This has resulted in triple the amount of emergency financial assistance requests and an almost 50% increase in food distributed.

You can help feed your hungry neighbors and give them the resources they need to become self-sufficient. Across Colorado 1 in 8 people go hungry every day and half of these are children. Your support can put an end to families having to decide between buying food and paying other expenses.

Access to affordable, nutritious food creates a strong foundation for well-being. Healthy food helps kids excel in school, reduces chronic disease in adults, and keeps seniors stable and independent. That's why we're working toward a day when all Coloradans have access to the fuel needed to thrive.

Your donation to Saving Moses saves babies and toddlers. With your help, we provide therapeutic milk to babies with Severe Acute Malnutrition, protect children exposed to the sex industry, & safely deliver newborns. Join us in meeting the most urgent needs where help is least available.

Cooking Matters is helping end childhood hunger by teaching families struggling with limited food budgets how to shop for and cook healthy, affordable meals. Support us on Colorado Gives Day! Your $35 gift sponsors one family to take a 6-week Cooking Matters course.

Your gift helps us feed families facing hunger. Every dollar you share helps us provide four meals and hope to struggling neighbors. Please give as generously as you can; thank you!

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!