TERRY FREI
Bob Bell's Food For Thought
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          Information:

          Food for Thought, Denver

 



UPDATE: In the time of crisis, Food For Thought continues. KDVR's story on Bob Bell and his mission.

Each Friday morning, volunteers gather under the Colfax viaduct, across from the Roadrunner Athletic Complex, and put together PowerSacks of food for young Denver students, to be taken home Friday and during the weekend fill in the void beyond free or reduced-cost school meals during the week. The project is the brainchild and passion of Denver Realtor Bob Bell.    
 
In the 2018-19 school year, Food For Thought distributed 1.6 million items and 828k pounds of food as weekend sustenance to Denver students.   
 

Food For Thought

PO Box 11813

Denver CO 80211 

 

Contact: Bob Bell, 720-201-9192  

  
     

 

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Bob Bell, left at thank-you barbecue for volunteers 

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