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Petal for People’s Produce Come Join the Fight to Improve Denver’s Health Equity at Denver Food Rescue’s 4th Annual Food Rescue Ride HEY all you foodies! While the summer sun has kicked in and Colorado harvest season is thriving, why not come on a bike ride with a bunch of caring community members and […]
It’s harvest time: what to do with all that excess produce
Yesterday, my refrigerator was a kale monster. Kale on the top shelf. Kale on the bottom shelf. Kale in the drawers and on the door. Kale is a wonderful thing, but there’s only so much dense greenery one woman can eat. Today, all the kale is gone, and it didn’t go to waste thanks to […]
Trailer Pullin’
I moved to Denver to follow my girlfriend, no job, no car, no plan. Just a bike, a room that I had found on Craigslist, and a vague notion that I wanted to work with people and food. Which is how I found myself pedaling off to the Growhaus bright and early one Monday for […]
The Biker – Volunteers
“I’ve never seen so many people do so much good—somehow you move 360,000 pounds of groceries without burning any gasoline.” –Steve Natali, Denver Food Rescue volunteer Maybe you’ve seen them peddling the streets of Denver. They bend over their handlebars, pushing against the inertia of the trailers full of food hooked onto their bikes. They’ve […]
Denver Food Rescue to the…Rescue by Devon Reynolds
Ok, so if this is your first time checking in about Denver Food Rescue (DFR), maybe you’re thinking, what now—is the food drowning? Caught in a burning building? Why does it need to be rescued? On the contrary, the food is in great shape—leafy greens, shiny apples, colorful roots—just waiting to be chopped into bite […]
Denver Food Rescue
Mailing: PO Box 18890
Denver, CO 80218
Physical: 135 Park Ave. West
Denver, CO 80205
Contact
(720) 675-7337
info@denverfoodrescue.org
Heart & Hand
As one of the most well-known youth organizations in the country, Boys & Girls Clubs provide young people with The Cope Club serves nearly 1,000 members each year and participates in a variety of community events. The Club also features the Teen Center equipped with computer stations, books and research resources, and serves as a quiet place for teens to concentrate on their studies and have fun. They have had a No Cost Grocery Program since 2015.
As one of the most well-known youth organizations in the country, Boys & Girls Clubs provide young people with opportunities to engage in programs that help them achieve academic success, take charge of their health by building healthy habits that will stick with them throughout their lives, and foster the skills they need to become leaders in their communities.
A major proving ground for all things early childhood, 
The GrowHaus 