Denver Community Fridges is a mutual aid project aimed at combatting food insecurity and reducing food waste in the Denver Metro area, which is located on the stolen land of the Cheyenne, Arapahoe, and Ute. We are a prison-industrial complex (PIC) abolitionist group that works in alignment with the movement for Black liberation and restoration of Indigenous sovereignty. Our team is non-hierarchical and is 100% volunteer ran.

Mutual Aid Monday is a grassroots, mutual aid community in Denver founded in November 2020 by Kelsang Virya. We are composed of community members that care deeply for our neighbors experiencing homelessness. There are many ways in which we are aiming to be in solidarity with our unhoused neighbors.

Join us in creating a more sustainable and compassionate world. At Joy's Kitchen, our dedicated volunteers work hand in hand to rescue, sort, and distribute food to thousands of families across Colorado.

Denver Compost Collective is the result of an active intention by communities in Denver to reclaim our ability (and our natural right) to mitigate our climate impact, to heal our local ecology, and to regenerate our community food systems for this and future generations. We do this by engaging with Denver's apartment communities to collect food "waste". We then transform this "waste" into a high-value, nutrient rich resource: compost. Our company partners with Denver-based nonprofits, low-income community farms, proactive communities and community activists, who all share a common goal: putting top quality, home-grown compost into the soil to help heal our ecosystems and produce healthier food for our shared communities.

Herbalists Without Borders vision is a global community where all people have access to affordable natural and botanical health and wellness. To bring that vision into reality, we work with community-based chapters to create educational, advocacy, and grassroots model projects to fill the gaps in health justice internationally.