This Spur service day we are offering two options so you can pick the time and project that works best for you.
Project Angel Heart Food Delivery
9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Meet at Project Angel Heart: 4950 Washington St Suite 200, Denver, CO 80216
Join CSU Spur to visit Project Angel Heart and then deliver delicious, healthy meals directly to Project Angel Heart clients. Personal vehicles are required. Up to three vehicles with at least two volunteers in each car. Masks are required during delivery, due to the health vulnerability of the clients. Signed waivers required in advance.
Birdseed Collective Food Box Packing and Distribution
1:30-3:30 p.m.
Meet at Globeville Center: 4496 Grant St, Denver, CO 80216
Join CSU Spur to volunteer with Birdseed Collective’s local food distribution. Volunteers will assist with organizing and with pickup for residents and families in the neighborhoods surrounding CSU Spur campus.
Food collection in advance of the event is welcome; please email sarah.miley@colostate.edu to coordinate pick up.
About Our Service Day Partner Organizations
CSU Spur Service Days is a series of volunteering opportunities connected to the community spaces around CSU Spur. Learn more about CSU Spur programs and events at csuspur.org/events.
The Birdseed Collective is a community and arts non-profit organization and runs a weekly resident-based food distribution program called The Globeville Free Healthy Food Distribution and Preservation Program. Through collaboration with Denver Food Rescue who redistributes the healthy food to Globeville, the Monday distribution program at the Globeville Recreation Center is going on its 7th strong year.
Project Angel Heart prepares and delivers medically tailored meals to people living with severe illnesses. Each week, professional chefs and a registered dietitian prepare thousands of delicious meals, from scratch, and tailor them to meet the medical and dietary needs of those who are ill. Volunteers help package and deliver each meal, free of charge, to neighbors living with cancer, HIV/AIDS, kidney/heart/lung disease, and other illnesses. In fiscal year 2021, Project Angel Heart prepared and delivered 567,263 nutritious meals to 4,556 severely ill Coloradans.