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National Volunteer week is winding down. We celebrated our volunteers all week and want to whole heartedly thank all of you who donate time toward fighting hunger and feeding hope. This place wouldn’t and couldn’t operate without you. While we’re on the topic of volunteerism…..have
Rita’s fiance passed away last June. And she lost her job shortly after. She and her four children have been trying to make ends meet ever since.  Rita lost her car and she couldn’t keep up with utilities, rent, gas…you get the drill. She’s been on
This photo comes to us via Denver Magazine’s Faces of Hunger photography contest…. Little Andrea Espinoza waits in the food box line at the Community Ministry of Denver with her mother, Cecilia. Where would little Andrea be without resources like this food pantry? We don’t even want
The food bank received this letter yesterday: “Dear Food Bank of the Rockies, My name is Nathan. I earned this money by playing guitar at Pearl Street Mall. I received $37.48 by playing. I’m also inclucing 13 more dollars from my charity allowance. Sincerely, Nathan” Photo by RJ Sangosti,
“Samantha” moved with her two kids to Colorado from Michigan a couple years back to be closer to her mom. For two years, life was great. Just like that, it all turned. We spoke to her this past April about what brought her to a
Red explained to us that sometimes during the month food runs low. After the bills are paid, there’s not much money left for basic necessities like food. “It’s really helpful to come to a place like this pantry. Fresh food is what I can’t afford,
National Volunteer week is winding down. We celebrated our volunteers all week and want to whole heartedly thank all of you who donate time toward fighting hunger and feeding hope. This place wouldn’t and couldn’t operate without you. While we’re on the topic of volunteerism…..have
Rita’s fiance passed away last June. And she lost her job shortly after. She and her four children have been trying to make ends meet ever since.  Rita lost her car and she couldn’t keep up with utilities, rent, gas…you get the drill. She’s been on
This photo comes to us via Denver Magazine’s Faces of Hunger photography contest…. Little Andrea Espinoza waits in the food box line at the Community Ministry of Denver with her mother, Cecilia. Where would little Andrea be without resources like this food pantry? We don’t even want
The food bank received this letter yesterday: “Dear Food Bank of the Rockies, My name is Nathan. I earned this money by playing guitar at Pearl Street Mall. I received $37.48 by playing. I’m also inclucing 13 more dollars from my charity allowance. Sincerely, Nathan” Photo by RJ Sangosti,
“Samantha” moved with her two kids to Colorado from Michigan a couple years back to be closer to her mom. For two years, life was great. Just like that, it all turned. We spoke to her this past April about what brought her to a
Red explained to us that sometimes during the month food runs low. After the bills are paid, there’s not much money left for basic necessities like food. “It’s really helpful to come to a place like this pantry. Fresh food is what I can’t afford,
National Volunteer week is winding down. We celebrated our volunteers all week and want to whole heartedly thank all of you who donate time toward fighting hunger and feeding hope. This place wouldn’t and couldn’t operate without you. While we’re on the topic of volunteerism…..have
Rita’s fiance passed away last June. And she lost her job shortly after. She and her four children have been trying to make ends meet ever since.  Rita lost her car and she couldn’t keep up with utilities, rent, gas…you get the drill. She’s been on
This photo comes to us via Denver Magazine’s Faces of Hunger photography contest…. Little Andrea Espinoza waits in the food box line at the Community Ministry of Denver with her mother, Cecilia. Where would little Andrea be without resources like this food pantry? We don’t even want
The food bank received this letter yesterday: “Dear Food Bank of the Rockies, My name is Nathan. I earned this money by playing guitar at Pearl Street Mall. I received $37.48 by playing. I’m also inclucing 13 more dollars from my charity allowance. Sincerely, Nathan” Photo by RJ Sangosti,
“Samantha” moved with her two kids to Colorado from Michigan a couple years back to be closer to her mom. For two years, life was great. Just like that, it all turned. We spoke to her this past April about what brought her to a
Red explained to us that sometimes during the month food runs low. After the bills are paid, there’s not much money left for basic necessities like food. “It’s really helpful to come to a place like this pantry. Fresh food is what I can’t afford,
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