helping relieve food insecurity
food insecurity is a problem right here in Colorado
The USDA’s definition for food insecurity is “a household-level economic and social condition of limited or uncertain access to adequate food.” 32% of households with very low food security reported that an adult did not eat for a whole day because there was not enough money for food. In Colorado, 1 in 11 people struggle with hunger. We can help support those struggling in our community.
Adding an item to your
grocery list
chefate is making it super simple to donate a nonperishable food item with each grocery shop. You can list a specific item or you can just click donate and we will choose an item under $3 for you. We encourage everybody to include a donation with each shop and together we will reduce food insecurity in Denver.
Where do the donation items go?
Weinberg Food Pantry
The Weinberg Food Pantry is located near James A Bible Park and provides participants with enough food to make 5 - 7 days worth of nutritionally balanced food. They deliver groceries to home bound participants as needed.
Denver Indian Center Food Bank
Located in the Westwood neighborhood, Denver Indian Center offers food assistance programs and is an equal opportunity provider.
We believe in religious freedoms and chefate does not condone nor support any one religion over another. We support charity and helping others. We are grateful for religious organizations providing resources to communities in need. For full transparency, Weinberg Food Pantry is associated with Jewish Family Service.