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How do you turn two tons of nonperishable food into a corporate, team-building exercise? Just ask the creative and industrious folks at Universal Lending Corporation. About 250 Universal Lending employees convened for an annual meeting and decided to do more than talk shop and set
Colorado has the fastest growing rate of childhood poverty in the nation. With poverty comes the reality that many Colorado kids don’t have the means to receive regular meals. Not to mention healthy meals. While hunger at any age is debilitating, it is especially hard
Starla is our go-to for all things IT and fills in the rest of her time assisting with finance operations and supervising operations/commodities inventory data and reporting. Never a dull moment in her first floor office. Growing up, Starla envisioned herself as a stewardess, traveling
Jose works directly with Coloradans in need. He performs verification of eligibility for seniors, women, infatns and children for the “Commodity Supplemental Food Program” (CSFP), a Colorado government program administered by FBR. Jose can be found at various sites throughout Denver, working with FBR staff
Ever wonder what goes on behind the scenes so FBR can feed hope to our hungry neighbors? From greeting visitors, stocking shelves, procuring food and distributing it through our partner agencies and programs to raising needed funds, keeping you informed, organizing volunteers and carefully allocating
There are decisions being made NOW about the future of food assistance in this country. We need your help!!!!!!!! FBR strongly supports Senator Gillibrand’s amendment #2156 to restore the $4.5 billion in cuts to SNAP included in the bill. Any cuts to SNAP will only increase
How do you turn two tons of nonperishable food into a corporate, team-building exercise? Just ask the creative and industrious folks at Universal Lending Corporation. About 250 Universal Lending employees convened for an annual meeting and decided to do more than talk shop and set
Colorado has the fastest growing rate of childhood poverty in the nation. With poverty comes the reality that many Colorado kids don’t have the means to receive regular meals. Not to mention healthy meals. While hunger at any age is debilitating, it is especially hard
Starla is our go-to for all things IT and fills in the rest of her time assisting with finance operations and supervising operations/commodities inventory data and reporting. Never a dull moment in her first floor office. Growing up, Starla envisioned herself as a stewardess, traveling
Jose works directly with Coloradans in need. He performs verification of eligibility for seniors, women, infatns and children for the “Commodity Supplemental Food Program” (CSFP), a Colorado government program administered by FBR. Jose can be found at various sites throughout Denver, working with FBR staff
Ever wonder what goes on behind the scenes so FBR can feed hope to our hungry neighbors? From greeting visitors, stocking shelves, procuring food and distributing it through our partner agencies and programs to raising needed funds, keeping you informed, organizing volunteers and carefully allocating
There are decisions being made NOW about the future of food assistance in this country. We need your help!!!!!!!! FBR strongly supports Senator Gillibrand’s amendment #2156 to restore the $4.5 billion in cuts to SNAP included in the bill. Any cuts to SNAP will only increase
How do you turn two tons of nonperishable food into a corporate, team-building exercise? Just ask the creative and industrious folks at Universal Lending Corporation. About 250 Universal Lending employees convened for an annual meeting and decided to do more than talk shop and set
Colorado has the fastest growing rate of childhood poverty in the nation. With poverty comes the reality that many Colorado kids don’t have the means to receive regular meals. Not to mention healthy meals. While hunger at any age is debilitating, it is especially hard
Starla is our go-to for all things IT and fills in the rest of her time assisting with finance operations and supervising operations/commodities inventory data and reporting. Never a dull moment in her first floor office. Growing up, Starla envisioned herself as a stewardess, traveling
Jose works directly with Coloradans in need. He performs verification of eligibility for seniors, women, infatns and children for the “Commodity Supplemental Food Program” (CSFP), a Colorado government program administered by FBR. Jose can be found at various sites throughout Denver, working with FBR staff
Ever wonder what goes on behind the scenes so FBR can feed hope to our hungry neighbors? From greeting visitors, stocking shelves, procuring food and distributing it through our partner agencies and programs to raising needed funds, keeping you informed, organizing volunteers and carefully allocating
There are decisions being made NOW about the future of food assistance in this country. We need your help!!!!!!!! FBR strongly supports Senator Gillibrand’s amendment #2156 to restore the $4.5 billion in cuts to SNAP included in the bill. Any cuts to SNAP will only increase
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