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1. Access a Ride Grocery/Pantry Delivery

Home grocery delivery service is available to all Access-a-Ride (AaR) customers. RTD is offering this service during the COVID-19 state of emergency to provide current Access-a-Ride customers with a food delivery option that does not require leaving home. No fare is required for customers to use this service. Grocery pickup is now available from King Soopers, Safeway, Community Ministry Southwest Food Bank, Senior Hub Senior Solutions and Adams County Food Bank. Customers must place their grocery order themselves and schedule a pick-up on the RTD website [external link] with AaR one day in advance.
For providers: To add your food pantry, market, or other food organization to RTD’s list of pickup locations for Access-A-Ride customers email or call/text 720-485-7033.

2. Benefits in Action

Benefits in Action (BIA) is providing food delivery to individuals. Fill out the form on their website [external link] and BIA will contact and deliver directly to you. If there are low-income senior housing facilities whose residents need food, BIA will deliver there as well. For housing facilities, email or call 720-221-8354. For delivery geography, BIA is currently delivering to Lakewood and surrounding neighborhoods.

3. Denver Delivered/Bondadosa

Bondadosa via the Denver Metro Emergency Food Network is now delivering free, prepared meals across Jefferson County. Note: their website does say there is a waitlist, but their capacity is grown far quicker than being able to actively change the site, so there is no waitlist. Sign up for meals on the Denver Delivered website [external link] using the available form.

4. Lyft Rides via Hunger Free Colorado

If you need transit to the grocery store call the Hunger Free Colorado hotline, 855-855-4626 (Statewide Toll-Free); 720-382-2920 (Denver Metro) to receive a code for a free Lyft ride.

5. BGoldN (Golden)

Starting March 24, 2020, BGoldN will provide free meals from local restaurants & grocery delivery stores to those impacted by COVID-19.
Meals can be picked up at:

• Bell Middle School, 1001 Ulysses St. Prepackaged take and go breakfasts & lunches from local restaurants distributed at 9 a.m. and 1 p.m., Monday - Friday (no weekends). First come, first-served in drive-up fashion in front of the school.

For those unable to leave their home:

• Meal/Food Delivery email or call 720-432-5048 with your name, phone number, and address. The delivery service is ONLY for those who are UNABLE to leave their homes. Anyone who is underserved and IS ABLE to leave the house will receive their meals at Bell Middle School.

6. Integrated Family Community Services

Integrated Family Community Services [external link] offers contact-free grocery box distribution for pick-up: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 8:30 - 11:30 am and 1 - 3 pm and Drive-Thru: Wednesday: 8:30 - 11:30 am (while supplies last).