For the past five years, Provecho Collective has partnered with advocates, policymakers, organizations, institutions, and other cross-sector partners to create a more resilient and equitable food system in Colorado. As
Hi! I’m Grace (they/she) and I am the Community Capacity and Education Manager at Provecho Collective, formerly Colorado Blueprint to End Hunger. Admittedly, when first asked to write a blog
Provecho Collective, in collaboration with Nourish Colorado, is developing a Wholesale Local Producer Directory. This tool will identify and connect local farmers and food producers with institutions—such as public schools,
This year brought significant change for our communities, Colorado’s food system, and our organization. As we all navigated uncertainty with a new presidential administration and state budget shortfalls, 2025 reminded
My path to food justice began long before I had the language for systems, policy, or equity. As a middle schooler, I spent time visiting food pantries with my mom—not
As we begin the new year, Provecho Collective is moving forward with steady leadership and a shared sense of purpose. In partnership with network collaborators like you, we’re preparing for
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
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,
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
We’ve got a new name and look — and both say a lot about who we are, how we work, and what we believe. Provecho Collective (pronounced as proh-BEH-choh in
