SNAP threat prompts Colorado food drive, aid efforts

Nonprofits and elected officials mobilized last week to boost access to food resources amid SNAP’s funding uncertainty that threatened to leave 600,000 vulnerable Coloradans without money for groceries.

Be smart: Monetary donations are the best way to support operations like the Food Bank of the Rockies, spokesperson Joanna Wise tells us, as the organization prepared for a surge in need this month.

  • The bank buys in bulk at a discount, so it can turn a $1 donation into enough food for three meals, she adds.
  • Meanwhile, the city of Denver created a website with local food resources, including free meals, donations and a food pantry map.

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