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Welcome to Metro CareRing

Meeting the most basic of human needs…
We provide nutritious food to hungry people.

Still feeling the effects of the Great Recession, the number of people who are hungry continues to grow. On a weekly basis, an average of 67,800 people in Denver access food assistance programs. At Metro CareRing, we see the face of hunger every day. Each morning, regardless of weather conditions, an ever-lengthening line of hungry individuals and families wait outside our door hoping for an opportunity to shop in the Metro CareRing Market.

Operating Denver’s largest hunger relief program serving families, Metro CareRing’s holistic approach to fighting hunger includes a fully stocked fresh foods shopping market, a teaching garden, healthy living and nutrition classes, personalized case management and additional support services. We are passionate about providing nutritious food to those who face economic hardships and helping them become self-sufficient.

Catalyst, June 17, 6-7:30

News & Events

  • Join us for Cornucopia of CareRing

    Save the date for Cornucopia of CareRing on Thursday, September 19, 5:30pm. It will be an evening of celebration for the hunger relief efforts that we have all accomplished and a chance to invite other community members into this critical movement. Contact Kyle at kendres@metrocarering.org to serve as a table captain for this great event!

  • Make a Difference

    Tom Brokaw once said, "It's easy to make a buck. It's a lot tougher to make a difference." Thank you to everyone who makes a difference at Metro CareRing.

  • Waiting for Food Stamps

    Colorado Public Radio recently did a piece on food stamps in Colorado. Federal law requires Colorado to process food stamp applications within 7-30 days, but nearly 20 percent of all new applications and 50 percent of all renewals are delayed. Listen in to hear about the impact this has on families in need. Listen Here.

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