ANNOUNCING A NEW PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN THE WESTMINSTER KING SOOPERS AND FISH OF WESTMINSTER

The Kroger Co. Family of Stores, the parent company of King Soopers, has a long history of bringing help and hope to the communities we serve. They’re focused on feeding the hungry through more than 80 local Feeding America food bank partners. Much of this work is coordinated by the store Promise Team – an employee group that supports this work on behalf of all employees.

In May, the Westminster King Soopers at 104^th and Federal Blvd, entered into a new partnership with FISH of Westminster to serve as a food collection site. Neighbors can fill the shelves of the FISH of Westminster food pantries with donations of nonperishable food items. These items can be left for FISH in the barrel located at the main entrance to the store.

FISH of Westminster was established in 1970. The first food pantry was opened in 1975. FISH of Westminster currently hosts two neighborhood food pantries:

• Westminster Presbyterian Church at 74^th and Bradburn; and
• Westminster United Methodist Church at 76^th and Lowell.

The food pantries serve all residents of Westminster and people living between 52^nd and 144^th and I-25 and Sheridan.

Photos:

Photo 1: Karen Goodman, FISH of Westminster; Stacy Thomasson, Manager – Westminster King Soopers; and Melissa Dukes, FISH of Westminster.

Photo 2: Zamara Loftis, Leader of Westminster King Soopers Promise Team; and Melissa Dukes, FISH of Westminster.