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1		Broomfield, CO
2		Colorado Springs, CO
3		PAONIA, CO
4		Denver, CO
5		Parker, CO
6		GUNNISON, CO
7		DENVER, CO
8		RANGELY, CO
9		PUEBLO, CO
10		Monument, CO
11		CONIFER, CO
12		DENVER, CO
13		COLORADO SPRINGS, CO
14		Loveland, CO
15		VAIL, CO
16		Glen Haven, CO
17		Boulder, CO
18		COLORADO SPRINGS, CO
19		CENTENNIAL, CO
20		GREELEY, CO
21		DENVER, CO
22		Broomfield, CO
23		Evergreen, CO
24		PARKER, CO
25		COLORADO SPRINGS, CO
26		Boulder, CO
27		ASPEN, CO
28		Englewood, CO
29		Coaldale, CO
30		Colorado Springs, CO
31		Las Animas, CO
32		CASTLE ROCK, CO
33		Ouray, CO
34		WHEAT RIDGE, CO
35		BOULDER, CO
36		Littleton, CO
37		DENVER, CO
38		Golden, CO
39		CRAIG, CO
40		PUEBLO, CO
41		COLORADO SPGS, CO
42		WHEAT RIDGE, CO
43		Brighton, CO
44		BOULDER, CO
45		DENVER, CO
46		DENVER, CO
47		Broomfield, CO
48		HIGHLANDS RANCH, CO
49		JOHNSTOWN, CO
50		Greeley, CO

IS A HUMAN AND SOCIAL SERVICE SAFETY NET AGENCY WORKING WITH ORPHANSAND CHILDREN. THEY PROVIDE SERVICES IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS: EDUCATION, SHELTER, NUTRITION AND MEDICAL CARE.

To put the love of God and neighbor into action by assisting those who are lacking basic daily living needs such as food, clothing, shelter and other fundamental necessities. To offer hope in the form of spiritual guidance that reaches out to "whosoever will" express a desire for its truth. To follow a commitment to serve rather than to be served and to endeavor to "do unto others as we would have them do unto us".

THE KIDS ON FARMS PROJECT - THE MISSION OF THIS PROJECT IS TO CONNECT WITH LOCAL FARMS TO CREATE A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF WHERE FOOD COMES FROM. WE PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR PLACE-BASED EDUCATION AND SERVE AS A TOOL FOR BUILDING HEALTHIER COMMUNITIES. IN 2021 THE WORKED WITH APPROXIMATELY 175 STUDENTS AND 3 LOCAL FARMING OPERATIONS.

mission of is to cultivate community-driven food justice through food access and education.

Caring for individuals faced with poverty through donations of food, gifts, and services.

SERVES THOSE IN NEED BY PROVIDING ASSISTANCE IN A KIND, CONFIDENTIAL AND SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT.

OUR MISSION IS TO WORK WITH PEOPLE IN ECONOMICALLY MARGINALIZED NEIGHBORHOODS TO DEVELOP RESIDENT LEADERS, CULTIVATE COMMUNITY FOOD SYSTEMS, AND CREATE AN ECONOMY OWNED BY THE COMMUNITY.

PANTRY

THE SPECIFIC PURPOSE OF IS TO PROVIDE HOPE AT OPPORTUNITY PRIMARILY THROUGH EDUCATION AND TRAINING IN DOMESTICE FAITH-BASED AND NON-FAITH BASED ORGANIZATIONS, FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROMOTING HUMANITATIAN RELIEF AND DEVELOPMENT; USING MEDICAL AND HEALTH CARE SERVICES, NUTRITIONAL SERVICES, DISASTER RELIEF, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, INFRASTRUCTURE SUPPORT AND SUPPORT MOBILIZATION AND ADVOCACY.

was started to supplement the needs the Palmer Ridge Team at Palmer Ridge High School in . We do this by providing safety equipment travel and food assistance and other items needed support to the players.

PROVIDE GRANTS TO FOOD BANK OF THE ROCKIES, TO PROVIDE FOOD FOR COMMUNITIES FACING HUNGER ACROSS COLORADO WYOMING, ESPECIALLY DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC DEVASTATING WILDFIRES.

WAS FORMED TO CONSTRUCT, FINANCE AND OWN THE BUILDING.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS THAT TARGET IMMEDIATE HEALTHCARE NEEDS AND ENCOURAGE HEALTHY LIVING.

Providing for the monthly needs of children in India, Myanmar, Nepal, and Indonesia. Includes school/education, food, clothing, toilet and furniture repairs, care-taking, and community development programs.

PROVIDES ACCESS TO PROGRAMS AND RESOURCES THAT SUPPORT WELLNESS, HEALTHIER FOOD AND OTHER ESSENTIAL NEEDS IN OUR WHILE EMBRACING INDIVIDUAL DIGNITY AND A COMMITTMENT TO SUSTAINABILITY AND QUALITY.

The Food Fellowship program educated 6 students on Global Food Security and Investing. The training included hands on experience in identifying evaluating and investing in businesses that are attempting to address food security.

The organization runs a to raise funds to contribute to local charitable organizations that benefit the County community.

PROVIDE , FOOD, MEDICAL CARE AND ASSISTANCE TO HOMELESS, LOW INCOME PEOPLE, AND PAROLEES.

CACFP IS A PRIVATE COLORADO NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT HAS SERVED PROFESSIONAL SINCE 1976. WE SPONSOR USDA ADULTCARE PROGRAMS OFFER A VARIETY OF /DAYCARE SUPPORT SERVICES BUSINESS TOOLS THROUGH THE PUBLICATION OF RESOURCES.

TO LEAD AND ENGAGE OUR COMMUNITY IN THE FIGHT AGAINST HUNGER.

THE FOUNDATION IS DEDICATED TO PROVIDING ACCESS TO , SKILLS AND FINANCIAL MEANS TO PURSUE A SUCCESSFUL CAREER IN THE FOOD SERVICE AND HOSPITALITY INDUSTRIES.

PROMOTE HEALTH AND TRANSPARENCY IN CONSUMER PRODUCT LABELING TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC REGARDING CONTAMINANTS FOUND IN CONSUMER FOOD PRODUCTS.

is organized exclusively for charitable purposes, primarily to feed the homeless and underserved. operates a food truck that distributes free tacos and soft drinks in Downtown Denver as well as coordinating volunteers who prepare and serve food at other inner city locations.

To improve the lives of girls Asia who have been abused, forgotten, and neglected; to partner with existing non-profit (non-government) organizations Asia who are rescuing these girls and giving them shelter, food, education, and an emotionally healthy environment.

Support of various charitable, humanitarian and educational projects, such as providing food, water, health care, nutrition, vocational and language training, clothing, housing to help meet the needs of some of the poorest families in Asia.

The organization will conduct scientific research on age-related macular degeneration () which is deterioration of the macula, which is the small central area of the retina of the eye that controls visual acuity. The specific nature of this research may vary, but all will fit within our general mission to provide education to the general public on the and the impact it has on individuals.We seek to advance the science of the nutritional basis of through anthropological and nutritional, population-based, scientific research, particularly involving societies that still consume native, traditional, non-Westernized diets. We will research and provide information on the prevention and treatment of on a daily basis.The organization will provide web-based education, books, lectures, video, and seminars to educate eye care providers, healthcare providers, nutrition organizations, food manufacturers, and the general public. Books with information regarding the research of wil

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL AND TRAINING PROGRAMS AND MATERIALS FOR DISSEMINATION TO PERSONS INTERESTED IN SCIENCE, HEALTH, AND NUTRITION.

The provides grants to other qualified charitable organizations with similar missions primarily with a mission of ending childhood hunger.

Promoting regenerative agricultural, soil conservation practices Educating and training the next generation of agricultural workers Promoting mind and body health through nature retreats Supplying healthy proteins (meat and eggs) to local area food banks Providing zero-interest loans to local agricultural businesses through SOIL Sangre de Cristo (who we fiscally sponsor)

The provision of comprehensive care for orphaned and abandoned children. This care entails the following essential areas: medical and dental care, nutritional and hygienic support, shelter assistance, educational assistance, vocational training, and recreational initiatives. In addition, we are strongly committed to training and equipping national care-givers involved in compassion-based ministries.

EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE: PROVIDED UTILITIES, NATURAL GAS, PROPANE, FOOD, PRESCRIPTIONS, HOUSING, GASOLINE FOR MEDICAL and WORK, COMMODITIES DISTRIBUTIONS FOR TEFAP and CSFP, AND OTHER EMERGENCY NEEDS.

SUPPORT TO AN ELDERHOME AND TIBETAN REFUGEE SETTLEMENT IN BYLAKUPPE, INDIA TOILETRIES, FOOD, MEDICAL CARE AND MEDICINE; SCHOLARSHIP FOR PHD

To support the veterans youth the community by providing charitable assistance through food, housing, medical other services.

LABOR UNION

EFAA HELPS THOSE IN BOULDER COUNTY WHOSE IMMEDIATE NEEDS FOR FOOD, SHELTER, AND OTHER BASIC NECESSITIES CANNOT BE ADEQUATELY MET BY OTHER MEANS, AND SUPPORTS THEIR EFFORTS TOWARD FINANCIAL STABILITY AND SELF-SUFFICIENCY.

To assist in the development of youth programs, food and health care for the needy and vulnerable, clean water, polio prevention and assistance for the elderly, both locally and internationally.

THE PURPOSE THE FOOD BANK IS TO PROVIDE EMERGENCY FOOD AND SUPPORT FOR FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE IN NEED ASSISTANCE.

Support Services for and their families reguarding housing medical education transportation utilities and food

TO PROVIDE LOW OR NO COST CLOTHING and HOUSEHOLD ITEMS TO THE NEEDY AND DISTRIBUTE ALL PROCEEDS AFTER ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES BY PROVIDING HOUSING MEDICAL NEEDS, FOOD AND TRANSPORTATION ON A SHORT TERM BASIS.

THE PROVIDES, AT NO COST, AID AND ASSISTANCE TO DISADVANTAGED AND INDIGENT INDIVIDUALS. AID INCLUDES FOOD, CLOTHING, PRESCRIPTION ASSISTANCE, see Sch-O

TO LOVE OUR NEIGHBORS IN EL PASO COUNTY BY HELPING WITH THEIR EMOTIONAL, PHYSICAL, FINANCIAL, AND SPIRITUAL NEEDS. FOOD, RENT, UTILITIES, MEDICAL, LEGAL, CLOTHING, AND OTHER FORMS OF EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE ARE PROVIDED TO THE NEEDY IN EL PASO COUNTY.

THE GATHERS AND DISTRIBUTES FOOD, CLOTHING, BUILDING SUPPLIES, MEDICAL SUPPLIES, TOYS, FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND OTHER ITEMS TO ACTIVE DUTY MILITARY, VETERANS, MILTARY FAMILIES AND OTHERS IN NEED. THEY ALSO PROVIDE DISASTER ASSISTANCE RELIEF.

Assistance in providing food, shelter, clothing, health, and education for families in need.

TO TRAIN CHILD CARE CENTERS IN THE SPECIAL NUTRITION PROGRAM AND TO PROCESS THE MONTHLY CHILD CARE CENTER FOOD REIMBURSEMENT CLAIMS AS AN APPROVED SPONSOR UNDER THE USDA CACFP-CCC PROGRAM.

COLLABORATION, ADVOCACY, AND FOOD SOURCING FOR THE FIVE AMERICA FOOD BANKS IN CO AND WY.

THE ORGANIZATION SEEKS TO CREATE DRAMATIC AND LASTING CHANGE IN THE SYSTEM. WE RECONNECT AMERICANS WITH THE PEOPLE, TRADITIONS, PLANTS, ANIMALS, FERTILE SOILS AND WATERS THAT PRODUCE OUR . WE SEEK TO INSPIRE A TRANSFORMATION IN POLICY, PRODUCTION PRACTICES AND MARKET FORCES SO THAT THEY ENSURE EQUITY, SUSTAINABILITY AND PLEASURE IN THE WE EAT.

food bank, provider emergency , and financial counseling and education.

TO ALLEVIATE HUNGER AMONG SCHOOLCHILDREN BY PROVIDING SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ON THE WEEKENDS AND DURING SCHOOL BREAKS THAT THEY OTHERWISE WOULD GO WITHOUT.

IN 2021, DBA STICKS FOR BACKPACKS, DONATED 341,630 STICKS TO PROGRAMS/FOOD BANKS IN WELD, LARIMER, MORGAN, MESA, DENVER, ARAPAHOE AND JEFFERSON COUNTIES THAT PROVIDE CHILDREN IN NEED WITH A FOOD-FILLED BACKPACK FOR THE WEEKENDS. THE STICKS ARE DISTRIBUTED WITH THE HELP OF FOOD BANKS AROUND THE STATE, REACHING VERIOUS BACKPACK PROGRAMS.

The establishment of a benevolence fund to be used when a or individual is in need of temporary help during a time of crisis. The benevolence fund distribution is intended to be a one-time gift. The stated purpose of benevolence gifts are for needs, such as lodging, food, clothing, medical equipment, transportation to or from a place of employment, funeral expenses, initial evaluation and professional counseling appointments.

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