Leadership Update from Provecho Collective
We want to share an important leadership update at Provecho Collective. Joël McClurg (he/him) resigned from Provecho Collective this week. He joined the team when we were still the Colorado
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New report: Colorado food pantries face rising demand, federal disruptions
Food pantries across Colorado are navigating rising demand, federal funding disruptions, and persistent food supply challenges, according to a new report from Provecho Collective. Drawing on statewide data, Resilience, Innovation,
$1.7M in Community Food Grants Awarded Across Colorado
After weeks of uncertainty during the federal government shutdown and disruptions to Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, many Coloradans are still turning to local food providers for support. To
Together Through Tough Times: How to Help & Where to Find Food
We hate to be the bearer of bad news — but we also know we can face hard times better when we do it together. The ongoing federal government shutdown,
Food Data & Access on the Line Due to Recent Federal Action
Late last month, the Trump administration announced that it would terminate the annual Household Food Security Report, ending a 30-year precedent that has been the nation’s most trusted measure of
The Three Sisters: Growing Community, One Seed at a Time
Long before Colorado was colonized, Indigenous peoples from Mexico to Montana and beyond had been cultivating the Three Sisters for thousands of years. Corn, beans, and squash grown together in