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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

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Denver Food Rescue hires Christine Alford as new Executive Director

Four years ago, Christine Alford was attending one of Denver Food Rescue?s No Cost Grocery Programs to obtain food for her family; now she?s the Executive Director

Longtime Five Points resident, mother, wife, and youth mentor Christine Alford has been hired as the next Executive Director of Denver Food Rescue. Christine has worked with youth in Northeast Denver for the past decade, and has honed her skills as a community leader while working for DPS and Heart and Hand Center. Christine first came to DFR in 2015 as a participant of one of DFR?s 17 No Cost Grocery Programs (NCGP), where residents of lower-income food deserts can come to access healthy food for free. Inspired by the program, Christine started her own NCGP in the Five Points neighborhood, which she operated while joining the Board of Directors of DFR from 2016 until 2018. In September 2018, Christine was hired as the DFR Program Director.

Christine quickly excelled at her role of Program Director, supporting NCGPs and implementing a new partnership with Denver Health. Christine also advocated for the Healthy Food for Denver Campaign, which passed in the 2018 election. Ordinance 302, as it is known, will ultimately provide more than $100 million for healthy food and health education for kids in Denver. Christine was a core advocate for the campaign.

?The Board of Directors selected Christine because of her depth of knowledge about Denver Food Rescue and her dedication to serving the community,? Said Eric Swan, Board President at Denver Food Rescue. ?We are excited for Christine to build upon our successes as she seeks to broaden our partnerships, increases the number of individuals and families that we serve, and identifies new and exciting programming opportunities.?

?This promotion is important to myself and my community for many reasons. I am able to use my lived and learned experiences to not only be a voice, but to leverage connection and empower our community members, to embrace their experiences, and support them to advocate for themselves,? said Christine. ?I know first-hand what it is to be food insecure, I will work hard in this role to reduce stigma and barriers, but that can’t be done without our supporters.?

Denver Food Rescue co-founder and Executive Director, Turner Wyatt, announced his departure from the organization in January, after working for the nonprofit organization since 2012, when he was still in college. Turner helped grow the organization from an all-volunteer organization with zero budget or staff into a community-led nonprofit that provides more than $2 million in healthy food annually, reaching more than 50,000 people per year. During his time with the organization, Turner co-founded Bondadosa, Fresh Food Connect, and Twice Rounds. Turner is moving to Crested Butte and continuing to fight against food waste with new projects.

About Denver Food Rescue:

Denver Food Rescue is a nonprofit organization focused on improving health equity outcomes by increasing access to healthy food in lower income areas. Almost 200,000 low- to moderate-income Denver residents live in ?food deserts,? areas with barriers to accessing healthy food retail. These barriers lead to diet related health problems, and lower education attainment for youth. Denver Food Rescue (DFR) works with residents of these neighborhoods to distribute fresh produce and other healthy foods from convenient, community-run venues, such as schools and afterschool programs. More than 200 DFR volunteers ?rescue? food that would otherwise go to waste from grocery stores and wholesalers, and deliver it ? sometimes via bicycle ? to one of 17 No Cost Grocery Programs, which reach thousands of people every year. Please find us on social media or drewg10.sg-host.com

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November 29, 2018

For Immediate Release

Amanda Chavero Named Development Director at Denver Food Rescue

DENVER — Denver Food Rescue is excited to share that it has hired Amanda Chavero as our Development Director. Chavero, with a background in higher education and health services advancement, will help DFR fulfill our mission through the expansion of our donor relations and fundraising efforts.

?I am so inspired by the passion and work ethic present in the DFR community,? Chavero says, ?DFR has experienced incredible growth, which is a testament to both the importance of the work being done here and the tireless commitment of the volunteers and staff. It is an honor to join this team!?

Denver Food Rescue (DFR) utilizes an innovative (and sustainable!) model of bicycle power and an amazing volunteer crew to save good produce from grocery stores, farmer?s markets, community gardens, and other food distributors that would otherwise have been discarded. We then redistribute it directly to organizations that work with low-income, food insecure communities via our 15 No-Cost Grocery Programs across Denver. In 2018, we have already shared 582,000 pounds of food with over 40,000 Denver residents. Best of all, over 80% of the food distributed is fresh produce!

If you?d like to support Denver Food Rescue, Colorado Gives Day is Tuesday, December 4. Click here?to schedule your donation.

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For Immediate Release

2017 Denver Healthy Communities Awards Finalists Announced
Six finalists chosen among a record 39 nominations

DENVER ? Today, Denver Environmental Health announced the six finalists for the 2017 Denver Healthy Communities Awards. First launched in 2015, the Healthy Communities Awards (HCA) are intended to recognize individuals, as well as public, private, and community organizations working to promote public health and environmental sustainability.

Public and private organizations were among those chosen as the top two finalists in three categories: Innovation, Compliance and Good Neighbor.

The 2017 Healthy Communities Awards finalists include:

Innovation Award Finalists – Designed to recognize individuals and organizations that employ innovative strategies, processes, or technologies to improve public health and/or the environment in Denver.

Denver Food Rescue ? Denver Food Rescue (DFR) is focused on improving health equity outcomes for low-income families and individuals by increasing access to healthy food in a resident-driven and culturally appropriate way. DFR partners with community-based organizations and residents of low-income neighborhoods to enhance their ability to distribute healthy food. Using this approach, programs can be tailored by the community to meet the specific needs of an area.

The Rocky Mountain Climate Organization – The Rocky Mountain Climate Organization (RMCO) works to protect the Interior West by bringing about climate action, and by building support for that action in the area and across the nation. As part of this, RMCO analyzes climate data for information on local impacts to help communities develop actions and solutions. They also work to engage and supporting local governments, by convening representatives to discuss what actions can be taken to prepare for and address climate change. Their work has served as the basis for numerous local actions, including Denver?s goal to reduce community greenhouse gas emissions 80 percent below the level of 2005 by the year 2050.

Compliance Award Finalists – Designed to encourage, recognize and reward local individuals, companies, and nonprofit organizations that have consistently met or exceeded applicable standards established through recognized best practices, regulation or certification.

Springhill Suites HLC ? Denver Downtown at MSU ? Springhill Suites approaches long-term compliance as ongoing training and practice it every day so it becomes second nature. SAGE Hospitality Management coaches staff to reinforce food safety standards and how those are important to guests and their own safety. Included in this coaching are daily teaching moments, efficient stocking and receiving practices, and daily regimen of testing coolers, sanitation fluids, and machine temperatures. The efforts have earned them the recognition of Denver?s Partners in Food Safety certification.

Work Options for Women ? Work Options for Women (WOW) assists people who have barriers to employment by providing individualized culinary training, building confidence and removing obstacles to sustained employment. WOW?s primary training kitchen is the cafeteria in the Denver Human Service building. All the WOW Chefs are certified ServSafe Managers with upper management also certified ServSafe Manager Instructors and proctors. Each day WOW?s professional chefs teach student how to safely prepare, serve and store all the food for the caf?. Students complete the ServSafe Food Handlers course within the first week and apply their knowledge in the kitchen for the next 8 weeks. Last year WOW was proud to became a Partner in Food Safety.

Good Neighbor Award Finalists – Designed to recognize individuals and organizations that have a longstanding commitment to protecting and/or improving the environment in Denver (clean air, land, and water), or promoting healthy people through improved access to healthy food, healthy built environments, or promoting healthy pets through activities at the animal shelter or in the community at-large.

A Little Help ? A Little Help works to connect neighbors to help seniors thrive by volunteering to help with transportation, yard and home chores, technology troubleshooting, handiwork, friendly walk and visits, and more. Through the work of the volunteers, senior who participate experience physical, social and psychological health is improvements. A Little Help offers seniors and their neighbors the opportunity to remain safe, connected and supported while aging in our community. In 2015, almost 800 individuals volunteered over 6 thousand hours to fulfill senior requests for assistance.

Metro Caring ? As one of Denver?s most trusted frontline hunger-prevention organizations, Metro Caring meets people?s immediate need for nutritious food while also sustainably addressing the root cause of hunger ? poverty. Through its Fresh-Foods Market, nearly two million pounds of free, healthful food is distributed to low-income residents annually. Metro Caring also provides complementary cooking and nutrition classes, including Kidz in the Kitchen, Diabetes Self-Management, Diabetes Prevention programming, and mini-nutrition classes with educators and healthy samples. Last year Metro Caring educated 7,464 participants, and will double its impact this year.

Finalists were chosen by a panel of experts in public and environmental health. Mayor Michael B. Hancock will recognize finalists and announce the winners on April 4 at the Healthy Communities Awards recognition breakfast at the McNichols Civic Center Building.

Special thanks to Certifiably Green Denver, for ensuring the HCA will be a certified green event.

To RSVP to the awards, visit https://2017denverhcawards.eventbrite.com. For more information about the Denver Healthy Communities Awards, visit www.denvergov.org/HCAwards.

City and County of Denver
Environmental Health
Kerra Jones,
Communications Administrator
O. 720-865-5387
C. 720-775-7332
kerra.jones@denvergov.org


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

Local NonProfit ?is 1 of 5 organizations nationally authorized for SNAP home delivery by USDA Food & Nutrition Service

Denver, August 31, 2016

The USDA Food & Nutrition Service launched a trial program today authorizing five SNAP (food stamps) service providers the ability to deliver SNAP qualified food items to the homes of SNAP eligible elderly and disabled. The SNAP recipient will be charged the amount the delivering organization paid for it without any markup. A delivery fee may be charged but cannot exceed 25% of the order or $20. Previously, SNAP purchases could only be made in person, which acted to a barrier for many SNAP participants who have trouble leaving the house.

Denver Food Rescue, a Denver-based nonprofit is one of five nationally included in the pilot program for the year trial period.

?This policy is a big deal for those working on healthy food access in the city? says Denver Food Rescue Executive Director Turner Wyatt. ?We are honored to be a frontrunner in this opportunity and are seeking to build partnerships and gain feedback as we move forward.?

A roundtable discussion will be held Friday, September 23rd from 11am to 1pm at Green Spaces co-working space. People and organizations that work with populations that depend on SNAP and who have barriers to accessing the grocery store are encouraged to attend. For more information and to RSVP visit www.drewg10.sg-host.com.

USDA?s Press Release:
http://www.fns.usda.gov/pressrelease/2016/fns-001116??

About Denver Food Rescue:
Denver Food Rescue is a 501c3 nonprofit organization with a mission to increase health equity in Denver low-income communities by increasing access to fresh healthy foods.

To learn more about this program, please contact:

Turner Wyatt, Executive Director
1368 26th Street
Denver, CO 80205
(72o) 838-424three

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Denver, CO 80205

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We always need volunteers on Mondays and Wednesday We always need volunteers on Mondays and Wednesdays. Most of the shifts are car shifts. If you have a car, you can help us rescue and redistribute food to our community. Please contact tsiky@denverfoodrescue.org for more info! 

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DFR Executive Director Letisha Steele moderated a DFR Executive Director Letisha Steele moderated a panel on strategies for mitigating stigma and nourishing community at the Colorado Food Summit. #denver #foodsummit #leadership
In 2020, DFR partnered with the Denver Health East In 2020, DFR partnered with the Denver Health Eastside (Five Points) and Westside (Sun Valley) clinics to provide No Cost Grocery Programs. Originally, the program was designed to serve the families enrolled in the Mind, Exercise, Nutrition, Do It! (MEND) program, which targets kids 6-13 and their families, providing experiential nutrition and exercise workshops. However, because of the covid-19 pandemic, the No Cost Grocery Programs expanded to serve their surrounding communities. Thank you for all you do! 💚#nocostgroceryprogram #partners #25dayofdfrcommunity
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Our mission is to increase health equity with Denv Our mission is to increase health equity with Denver neighbors while decreasing food waste and we can’t do that without your help. There is still time to donate for #ColoradoGivesDay, we ask you to give a little in order to help a lot! Thank you for your support! 💚 #healthequityforall #nofoodwaste
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DFR's first new No Cost Grocery Program in 2021 wa DFR's first new No Cost Grocery Program in 2021 was in partnership with @spiritofthe.sun a Colorado nonprofit partnering with Native American communities across the nation to develop new opportunities for tribes and Native American individuals. Spirit of the Sun is founded on the belief that effective and sustainable development work recognizes the intersections of culture, community, economy, and health, and that true success is only possible through collaboration. DFR provides mainly produce, prepared food, fish and meat to this NCGP, which serves around 55 families per week. Thank you for all you do! #25daysofdfrcommunity #denver #nocostgroceryprogram #partners
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@projectworthmore (PWM) is a nonprofit organizatio @projectworthmore (PWM) is a nonprofit organization that seeks to improve the quality of life of Denver-area refugees by providing cultural mentorship and community supports. The Food Share Program at PWM was created in response to the lack of access to affordable fresh fruits and vegetable for refugees in Metro-Denver. In order to offer culturally-relevant and healthful food, only fresh produce is accepted. 25-30 families per week receive food from this program. Thank you for all you do 💚  #25daysofdfrcommunity #denver #fooddistribution #partners
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We want to THANK all of our dedicated monthly memb We want to THANK all of our dedicated monthly members! For their commitment to our cause. These generous souls provide $10, $15, $20, and $50 every month to support us in empowering communities to increase health equity and rescue fresh produce from landfills. Regular giving of any amounts helps DFR sustain existing No Cost Grocery Programs, expand to new locations, and innovate best practices in food rescue and redistributions. We truly appreciate your support💚! #25daysofdfrcommunity #denver #foodrescue #donors #hightlight
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Heart & Hand

Heart & Hand is dedicated to improving the lives of at risk youth and their families. Through high quality out of school time programming, we empower all children and families with the skills, information, and resources they need to create and realize their dreams. By investing in consistent and compassionate support for our children and families, we strive to disrupt the cycle of poverty and close the opportunity gap.

Heart & Hand serves 100, low-income youth in Denver’s 5 Points neighborhood. What makes Heart & Hand unique is our model of long term, intensive support. Our students come day after day, year after year, because they are known and nurtured in the Heart & Hand family. Daily programming ensures students develop the resources that research shows are critical for long term success: relationships with trusted adults, supportive peer networks, a safe after school environment, academic support, empowerment programming, and social-emotional skill building.

Heart & Hand families are grateful to Denver Food Rescue for the supply of fresh fruits and vegetables we receive on Wednesdays at our after school program site. This nutritious bounty is especially valuable to our many food insecure families.

Program Details:
Open to?Heart & Hand families

The Cope Club

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.

Program Details:
Open to Cope Boys & Girls Club families
808 Inca St, Denver, CO 80204
Mondays 3pm to 9pm

Boys & Girls Clubs

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.The Vickers Boys & Girls Club provides services to young people in the area, providing a place from them to learn, grow and succeed in life. They have had a No Cost Grocery Program set up for youth and their families who participate in the program since September of 2014.

Program details:
Open to Vickers Boys & Girl Club parents & families

Clayton Early Learning

A major proving ground for all things early childhood, Clayton Early Learning is Colorado?s leading catalyst in providing early care and education, and collaborating with others to improve these important services. Our work focuses on ensuring optimal development during the critical birth-to-5 period for all children, especially those of limited opportunities. We succeed in closing learning gaps of disadvantaged children through a powerful model unique to Clayton Early Learning that harnesses the synergy of four dynamic initiatives ? research, practice, training, and advocacy.

Specifically, the Food for Families committee at Clayton Early Learning was created as a result of high levels of food insecurity among families we serve. Our committee aims to provide nutritious food for all families and staff, as well as nutrition education and cooking skills. Our partnership with Denver Food Rescue allows staff and families to access healthy fruits and vegetables, to trade new recipes with others, and encourages them to try new foods!

Program details
Open to Clayton Early Learning families

 

The GrowHaus

The GrowHaus is a nonprofit indoor farm, marketplace and educational center in Denver’s Elyria-Swansea neighborhood. ?Our vision is a world where all communities have the means to nourish themselves, and our mission is to create a community-driven, neighborhood-based food system by serving as a hub for food distribution, production, education, and economic development.

The GrowHaus partners with DFR to provide an educational grocery program every Monday. In this innovative community- led program, participants engage in a creative cooking class, and strengthen community ties by sharing a delicious meal together, all alongside the free distribution of healthy food. Our MOVIL (mobile) grocery program delivers these free grocery items to nearly 20 home-bound neighbors each week (usually by bike!). These programs also provide job opportunities for several residents of our neighborhood.

Program?Details:
Open to the public

The GrowHaus 4751 York St, Denver, CO 80216
Mondays at 11:00 am

Birdseed Collective

Birdseed Collective is a small community & arts non-profit organization directed by two former long-time residents of Globeville. One of their goals is to create opportunities for positive community and artistic programs in the Globeville neighborhood and Denver more generally. With years of experience in implementing many projects and programs, Birdseed Collective and volunteers have committed to running a weekly resident-based food distribution program called ?The Globeville Free Healthy Food Distribution and Preservation Program.? Through collaboration with Denver Food Rescue who redistributes the healthy food to Globeville, our Monday distribution program at the Globeville Recreation Center is going on it?s 3rd strong year.

Hunger is a sensitive issue and must be handled with compassion and in a non-intrusive environment. With a culturally sensitive and education-focused approach, participants receive pounds of healthy food weekly, learn about and try new healthy food options, learn food preservation techniques, and build community. Also through this program, 4 residents are now employed and are educated in job skills which they will use in the future. In 2015, our program served 387 unduplicated participants, and distributed 38,684 pounds of healthy food. This does not include fresh donations from Rainbo Bread and Raquelita?s Tortillas. Many goals for the program have been achieved such as hiring 4 residents and other staff, adding food preservation and expanding on our mission of ?The Art of Healthy Living.?

Program details:
Open to the Public
Globeville Rec. Center: 4496 Grant St. Denver, CO 80216
Mondays at 3:00 pm 4:00 pm