We provide hunger relief to Denver’s most disenfranchised humans.
People living in temporary housing, transitional housing or shelters account for about 70% of the total number of people experiencing homelessness in Metro Denver.
The remaining folks are unsheltered, and they are the most visible face of homelessness and often the most vulnerable.
We aim to educate those about the gross representation of Black, Indigenous, and POC experiencing homelessness compared to their representation in the general population, making it clear that social inequities and systemic racism are at the root of this fast-growing problem of homelessness. These are the folks we aim to serve because these are the folks that, for myriad reasons, are unable to access the services that are available to the majority of unhoused people. We also serve people experiencing food insecurity through meal distribution to food apartheid neighborhoods through our partners at Denver Community Fridges.
Good, Fresh
Food for our Neighbors.
We started our Giving Meals program during our time running our restaurant, The Preservery. It became our mission to serve our infamous pasta salad that includes beans, veggies, and protein. Despite the restaurant closing, we continue to cook out of quality kitchens located in the heart of our generous community. In addition to fresh food, we provide hot hands, water, socks, and other little snacks that sustain those struggling.
