About Us

In one of the wealthiest counties in America, many are in need of the most basic necessities. Colorado FriendShip delivers food and clothing to those who need it most — low-income and poverty-stricken children and families, and the homeless and indigent in Boulder County.

 

Our Programs

IncrEdibles Food Program –

Weekly Food Bags to Children. Many school-aged children receive free breakfast and lunch during the week at school.  The IncrEdibles Food Program is specifically designed to assist children in need on the weekends.

HOT MEALS ON THE STREET

Since 1998, Colorado FriendShip has served hot meals and distributed clothing to the homeless and destitute in Boulder County. Colorado FriendShip’s Hot Meals on the Street serves about 3,000 meals a year, but the need is far greater.

DISASTER RELIEF

The original mission at Colorado FriendShip was disaster relief. Yes, before IncrEdibles and our other programs, COF brought assistance to those in need after the many Colorado disasters, including tornados, forest fires, and floods.

Meet our Team

 

LIZ FRIEDENSON

 Executive Director

Eve Weglarz

IncrEdibles Program Manager 

Rebecca Lawson

Assistant IncrEdibles Program Manager

Mark Mollenauer

Warehouse Operations Manager

Ben Weglarz

Warehouse Operations Manager

Robin Newman

Clothing Manager

Dale Tarantino

Hot Meals Food Manager

Jim Weglarz

Marketing Manager

Additional Staff 

Lynn Heydt – Disaster Relief Liaison 

Jake DiMartino – Director of Development

Board of Directors

Jim Weglarz, President

Mark Mollenauer, Treasurer

Liz Friedenson

Bob Tarantino

Ron Vejrostek

Our History

Colorado FriendShip was born as an emergency relief organization dedicated to delivering emergency food and clothing to disaster victims.

Since 1998, our mobile units have fed and clothed victims of the Jamestown, Fourmile Canyon and High Park fires, the Holly and Windsor tornadoes, and the 2013 Colorado Flood. We even travelled with a truckload of supplies to Shreveport for victims of Hurricane Katrina.

Though still available to supply disaster relief, Colorado FriendShip now focuses on the daily needs of our community’s less fortunate. On any given day, you’ll find our volunteers feeding underprivileged kids through our weekend food program, and delivering hot meals, nutritious groceries and clothing to poor families, the jobless and the homeless.

People Served

Number of Meals Serve

Clothing Items Distributed

Frequently Asked Questions:

What can I donate?

We are a 501(c)(3) organization and gladly accept individual and business donations. Click to donation or beomce a partner.

How can I help your organization?

Become a Partner or Volunteer 

I need help - what do I do?

Please contact us if you need help.

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