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Today, we’re distributing 170,000 pounds of food to 88 partner food pantries in the metro area. The food, purchased with $150,000, contributed by the community through donations to 9Cares Colorado Shares, including contributions at King Soopers’ registers, will provide about 142,000 meals to hungry men, women and
Five years ago, Mike Kosman and his family decided to share some of their land, resources and expertise to grow corn for the hungry.  While we all still mourn the untimely loss of Mike, we are grateful he taught his family well and they continue the tradition,
Sisters Charlotte and Claire wanted to help hungry kids. Together, with their mom, they baked treats and sold them to raise funds for Food Bank of the Rockies. Charlotte baked cookies and cream cookies and lemon tarts and her sister baked sugar cookies. Â They came
Today, we’re distributing 170,000 pounds of food to 88 partner food pantries in the metro area. The food, purchased with $150,000, contributed by the community through donations to 9Cares Colorado Shares, including contributions at King Soopers’ registers, will provide about 142,000 meals to hungry men, women and
Five years ago, Mike Kosman and his family decided to share some of their land, resources and expertise to grow corn for the hungry.  While we all still mourn the untimely loss of Mike, we are grateful he taught his family well and they continue the tradition,
Sisters Charlotte and Claire wanted to help hungry kids. Together, with their mom, they baked treats and sold them to raise funds for Food Bank of the Rockies. Charlotte baked cookies and cream cookies and lemon tarts and her sister baked sugar cookies. Â They came
Today, we’re distributing 170,000 pounds of food to 88 partner food pantries in the metro area. The food, purchased with $150,000, contributed by the community through donations to 9Cares Colorado Shares, including contributions at King Soopers’ registers, will provide about 142,000 meals to hungry men, women and
Five years ago, Mike Kosman and his family decided to share some of their land, resources and expertise to grow corn for the hungry.  While we all still mourn the untimely loss of Mike, we are grateful he taught his family well and they continue the tradition,
Sisters Charlotte and Claire wanted to help hungry kids. Together, with their mom, they baked treats and sold them to raise funds for Food Bank of the Rockies. Charlotte baked cookies and cream cookies and lemon tarts and her sister baked sugar cookies. Â They came
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