Metro Caring
We meet people’s immediate need for food while building a movement to end hunger at its root.
As a leading anti-hunger organization in Colorado, Metro Caring works with our community to meet people’s immediate need for nutritious, culturally relevant food while building a movement to end hunger at its root causes. USDA Non-Discrimination Statement: https://cdhs.colorado.gov/benefits-assistance/food-assistance/food-distribution-programs
06/17/2026
Wishing our dear friend Graye—like the color!—a happy last day working with us at Metro Caring. For over two years as Food Access Assistant, Graye has made so many in our community feel welcomed and safe, improved our warehouse operations, and shared food with thousands of neighbors!
They're off on new adventures, and we're wishing them all the best. Bon voyage, Captain!
Yes, chef!
Kidz in the Kitchen invites 1st - 5th graders and their families to learn all about cooking and nutrition in our free 4-week class. Want to join our summer Spanish language class? Let us know, and we’ll send you the details.
Niñoz en la Cocina invita a los estudiantes de 1ro a 5to y a sus familias a aprender todo sobre cocina y nutrición en nuestro curso gratuito de cuatro semanas. Quieres participarte en nuestro curso de verano de español? Dínoslo y te enviaremos los detalles.
06/17/2026
Yes, chef!
Kidz in the Kitchen invites 1st - 5th graders and their families to learn all about cooking and nutrition in our free 4-week class. Want to join our summer Spanish language class? Let us know, and we'll send you the details.
Niñoz en la Cocina invita a los estudiantes de 1ro a 5to y a sus familias a aprender todo sobre cocina y nutrición en nuestro curso gratuito de cuatro semanas. Quieres participarte en nuestro curso de verano de español? Dínoslo y te enviaremos los detalles.
Roughly 9,000 Coloradans lost access to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program recently. If you’ve been affected by the changes, we have a few extra appointments in our Fresh Foods Market on Thursdays on a first-come, first-served basis.
There are a lot of exceptions to the new rules. Contact your county caseworker to be sure! Let us know in the comments if you need help or more information.
Our friends at Feed the Children, We Don't Waste, and WeeCycle are hosting a FREE food and essentials distribution event!
📅 Friday, June 12
⏰ 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
📍 Dick’s Sporting Goods Park, Lot G
6000 Victory Way, Commerce City, CO 80022
Check it out to grab:
🥕 25+ lbs of food
🧼 Hygiene & personal care items
🧸 Squishmallow toys
✨ And more!
🚶 Walk-up event! Be ready to carry up to 70+ lbs (carts or wagons highly encouraged).
✅ Sign up to reserve your spot here: https://plntfl.app/l/WDW-King-Soopers
❓ Questions? Call We Don’t Waste at 720-943-2699
Spread the word and share with someone who could use this! 💙
06/10/2026
When corporate landlords can raise rents however high they want, how can families afford to eat? Our community is fed up. Jeff, a volunteer and community connector, wrote to The Denver Post about why local governments should be able to implement local rent stabilization.
Read his letter: https://buff.ly/2j2O0fB
06/09/2026
Farmer and rancher Ed Dubrick received a phone call from a father who had lost his job and was raising three kids. The man told him he had gotten some of Ed's chicken at the food bank and that it was the first time in months he felt like he could feed his children the good food they deserved.
Ed and his wife, Lindsey, sold their crops to local food banks as part of the USDA's Local Food Assistance Program, which gave money to food pantries and schools to buy food directly from small, local farmers. A year after the USDA cancelled the program, Civil Eats learned that farmers are struggling to keep up.
LFPA proved that government programs can support more local and resilient food systems, and we'll keep working to make programs like these return, stronger and better than before.
This USDA Program Transformed Food Systems. Now It’s Gone. ‘We will survive, but we’re not going to thrive.’
05/27/2026
For too long, corporate landlords and real estate developers have blocked efforts to lift the statewide ban on the local rent stabilization policies that our communities need.
This is our message to those running to be our next governor: It's time to stand with the people and prioritize solutions – like local rent stabilization – that keep us in our homes.
SPONSORED: What you’re missing about housing — an open letter to all of Colorado’s candidates for governor By Colorado Homes For All You say affordable housing, we say housing we can actually afford. As working-class people from across the state who are renters, we are struggling to keep up with our housing costs and we are being forced into impossible choices between rent and groceries, between staying....
Corporate landlords have driven rents so high that families are forced out of their neighborhoods and into making impossible choices between rent, groceries or healthcare.
In your campaigns for governor, when we ask you about unaffordable rents, your answers point to only one part of the equation: building more housing.
But you have a choice: Support rent stabilization so local communities can make rents affordable or keep relying on the corporate control of housing that broke it in the first place.
We think the answer is easy. But just in case, we’ll be at town halls, debates and events across Colorado to remind you.
Expanding the Cottage Foods Act finally PASSED!
Soon, small business entrepreneurs will be able to sell hot and temperature-controlled foods out of their home kitchens. It expands opportunities for home-based chefs and cooks without needing access to a commercial kitchen.
Your advocacy and leadership made this possible. Thank you for all the calls and emails you sent to your elected officials! Together, we can create good policies and positive change in our state.
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80218