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Denver Cherry Creek Rotary Club portions bulk food to help Metro Caring serve community
Denver Cherry Creek Rotary Club portions bulk food to help Metro Caring serve community
(July 26 - August 1)
What: Denver Cherry Creek Rotary Club set up a warehouse and is running a repackaging operation for Metro Caring, breaking down bulk quantities of rice, oats, lentils, flour, and other staples into 1 lb. bags for distribution through Metro Caring’s food bank.
Who: METRO CARING, one of Denver’s front-line anti-hunger organizations, is a non-profit working with the seven county metro Denver community to meet peoples’ immediate need for nutritious food. The corona virus has created a hunger crisis in Denver, and the demand for food assistance has exploded. Metro Caring’s facility space was inadequate for breaking down bulk quantities of non-perishables.
The Denver Cherry Creek Rotary Club is providing 20,000 square feet of warehouse space, and has set up and is running the facility with the help of volunteers.
Where: 5200 Smith Road, Suite 130, Denver, CO, 80216
Details: Volunteers break down bulk bags of rice, flour, lentils, and oats into 1 lb. bags. These bags are delivered to Metro Caring’s food bank for distribution. The facility is staffed with volunteers, including Rotary club members, students, Boy and Girls Scouts and other volunteers. Hours of operation are variable, to accommodate volunteers; it is currently being operated Saturday through Monday and Wednesdays with morning and afternoon shifts available. The operation is manpower-intensive; more volunteers are always needed. To volunteer please go to https:/signup.com/go/URZxUJE
Who: METRO CARING, one of Denver’s front-line anti-hunger organizations, is a non-profit working with the seven county metro Denver community to meet peoples’ immediate need for nutritious food. The corona virus has created a hunger crisis in Denver, and the demand for food assistance has exploded. Metro Caring’s facility space was inadequate for breaking down bulk quantities of non-perishables.
The Denver Cherry Creek Rotary Club is providing 20,000 square feet of warehouse space, and has set up and is running the facility with the help of volunteers.
Where: 5200 Smith Road, Suite 130, Denver, CO, 80216
Details: Volunteers break down bulk bags of rice, flour, lentils, and oats into 1 lb. bags. These bags are delivered to Metro Caring’s food bank for distribution. The facility is staffed with volunteers, including Rotary club members, students, Boy and Girls Scouts and other volunteers. Hours of operation are variable, to accommodate volunteers; it is currently being operated Saturday through Monday and Wednesdays with morning and afternoon shifts available. The operation is manpower-intensive; more volunteers are always needed. To volunteer please go to https:/signup.com/go/URZxUJE
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Upcoming Speakers/Events
Denver Cherry Creek Rotary
practices social distancing during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Please contact Richard or Mike to join us
Tuesday at 7:30 a.m.
for our weekly meeting via Zoom!
practices social distancing during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Please contact Richard or Mike to join us
Tuesday at 7:30 a.m.
for our weekly meeting via Zoom!
8-11. Andrew Todd from Running Rivers
Water environmental issues and Running Rivers
8-18. Alexis McLain
Five Points Rotary Club, Racial Bias
8-25. Club Assembly
No Speaker
9-29. Bailey Placzek
Associate Curator, Clifford Still Museum
Water environmental issues and Running Rivers
8-18. Alexis McLain
Five Points Rotary Club, Racial Bias
8-25. Club Assembly
No Speaker
9-29. Bailey Placzek
Associate Curator, Clifford Still Museum
