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Back to School Means Additional Need for Food for Kids
The start of the school year can and should be an exciting time for kids. A fresh start, new classmates, discovering and developing previously unknown talents and skills: In the best circumstances, the options abound. But alongside these positive possibilities exists a reality for many school-age kids that is seldom
Nourishing Body and Heart with Familiar Foods Through the Culturally Responsive Food Initiative
When most of us think of a home-cooked meal, the image that comes to mind is one of a familiar recipe made with specific ingredients that nourishes both body and heart. In order to provide more meals that satisfy in this way, last year Food Bank of the Rockies and
Meet Kate Budd, Food Bank of the Rockies’ Mobile Pantries Representative
Serving as Food Bank of the Rockies’ Mobile Pantries Representative is a full-circle experience for Kate Budd. “I have relatives who benefitted from food banks in southern Texas growing up,” she explains. “I’m adopted, and my family’s whole mantra is that talent is evenly distributed, but opportunity is not.
Back to School Means Additional Need for Food for Kids
The start of the school year can and should be an exciting time for kids. A fresh start, new classmates, discovering and developing previously unknown talents and skills: In the best circumstances, the options abound. But alongside these positive possibilities exists a reality for many school-age kids that is seldom
Nourishing Body and Heart with Familiar Foods Through the Culturally Responsive Food Initiative
When most of us think of a home-cooked meal, the image that comes to mind is one of a familiar recipe made with specific ingredients that nourishes both body and heart. In order to provide more meals that satisfy in this way, last year Food Bank of the Rockies and
Meet Kate Budd, Food Bank of the Rockies’ Mobile Pantries Representative
Serving as Food Bank of the Rockies’ Mobile Pantries Representative is a full-circle experience for Kate Budd. “I have relatives who benefitted from food banks in southern Texas growing up,” she explains. “I’m adopted, and my family’s whole mantra is that talent is evenly distributed, but opportunity is not.
Back to School Means Additional Need for Food for Kids
The start of the school year can and should be an exciting time for kids. A fresh start, new classmates, discovering and developing previously unknown talents and skills: In the best circumstances, the options abound. But alongside these positive possibilities exists a reality for many school-age kids that is seldom
Nourishing Body and Heart with Familiar Foods Through the Culturally Responsive Food Initiative
When most of us think of a home-cooked meal, the image that comes to mind is one of a familiar recipe made with specific ingredients that nourishes both body and heart. In order to provide more meals that satisfy in this way, last year Food Bank of the Rockies and
Meet Kate Budd, Food Bank of the Rockies’ Mobile Pantries Representative
Serving as Food Bank of the Rockies’ Mobile Pantries Representative is a full-circle experience for Kate Budd. “I have relatives who benefitted from food banks in southern Texas growing up,” she explains. “I’m adopted, and my family’s whole mantra is that talent is evenly distributed, but opportunity is not.
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From signature events like the Joe Sakic Celebrity Classic to a variety of distribution events that provide food, necessities, books, and more to those in need, we’ve always got something going on, and we’d love to see you there. Find out how you can get involved!
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