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We provide opportunities for Cats Not Cops to come together and make a difference.
We host a variety of community events all year long including consistent dinners three times a week at the local church. After dinner we distribute leftover food to families, local camps, community organizations, and nearby shelters. In addition, we have fellowship, prayer, food, drinks, clothing, hygiene & help people access resources. We love our Denver community and all the volunteers and donors that make our work possible.
Other Donation Options:
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Donate Your Time at Free Dinners & Distro:
Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday 4-5pm
Donate Food for dinners. Hot, fresh, and soft foods welcome.
Donate Clean & Used Clothes.
Donate basic supplies for showering, laundry, warm gear, and survival gear.
All Donations Matter & Are Tax deductible. Please help our cause today!
Cats Not Cops is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting and empowering our community. Check out live coverage with Greg Nieto at Fox 31 Denver about homeless sweeps.
We see too many families in Denver displaced over the last year because of COVID. It is a tragedy. This summer we spoke to NoticasYa Colorado! Watch online.
Greg Nieto from FOX 31 Denver & Cats not Cops! Check out the video.
Our amazing team includes individuals, families, organizations, and businesses that are committed to helping others.
Our supporters make our work in the Denver community possible. We have people that cook & buy food weekly for the hot dinners. We receive baked goods from local bakeries.
We have individuals buy, collect & donate mutual aid
Our amazing team includes individuals, families, organizations, and businesses that are committed to helping others.
Our supporters make our work in the Denver community possible. We have people that cook & buy food weekly for the hot dinners. We receive baked goods from local bakeries.
We have individuals buy, collect & donate mutual aid. Others offer fellowship, drop off items, serve, organize, distribute food, setup tables, & clean up. We have volunteers assist with flyers & social media. We have professionals volunteer their time for massages, haircuts, & EMT.
We receive donations from local neighbors, Safeway on 20th Ave, Natural Grocers, King Soopers, Deep Rock Water on Welton St, Call Your Mother Deli, Santiagos, Domino's Pizza on Grant & 13th Ave, Metro Caring, local coffee companies, Spread the Love Commission, Give'r, Walmart, and Target. We work with a variety of organizations, businesses, and mutual aid groups.
Thank you Cats not Cops team!
We promote families! We believe in supporting vulnerable populations due to systemic issues. We support Black Liberation! We value women's rights. We believe in human rights.
Think you would be a good fit? Get in touch for more information and learn more at https://303magazine.com/2021/02/cats-not-cops-denver/! and
'Feed them what you would eat': Denver7 Gives donors help feed the homeless
In the summer of 2020, it was just a name and a poster. Over the years, we have built a nonprofit supporting vulnerable people in the community.
We say Cats not Cops because cats are domesticated animals in
the US that often signify cute, furry companions. We believe people deserve loving friends such as cats instead of added stress and t
In the summer of 2020, it was just a name and a poster. Over the years, we have built a nonprofit supporting vulnerable people in the community.
We say Cats not Cops because cats are domesticated animals in
the US that often signify cute, furry companions. We believe people deserve loving friends such as cats instead of added stress and trauma from more policing. This message comes after a young girl who drew a cat nearly two months after George Floyd was murdered. The tensions between the people and law enforcement were high in the community. We always believed we could bring love and peace to the people, so we started creating messages that were posted near and around the state capitol on five different occasions. On June 22, 2020, we met Defund the Police, We the People 303, community advocates, and many other organizations fighting for justice and equality for families especially those experiencing police harassment and brutality. Many issues on the streets are related to the socioeconomic imbalance of power and wealth.
This is a platform designed to stop police brutality, violence and systematic racism/oppression. These controversial issues are not new to the United States or around the world. In my recent study, Broken Pipelines: Exploring the Obstacles Blacks and Latinos Face in Accessing Higher Education, I concluded that the pipelines are not broken. The system established two paths for the people, one pipeline of wealth and higher education serving the leaders and second pipeline consisting of poverty and low education for the servants. This type of behavior marginalizes populations hindering opportunities of accessing basic needs such as housing, water, food, employment, education, justice, and health services. Today, I am standing up for the people,
Cats not Cops demands investments that improve the way of living for all families especially people of color, women, elderly, disabled, veterans, GLBTQ, and any other underrepresented groups. Stop the hate! Stop the violence! Stop marginalizing paths.
This platform is about building a strong community and supporting others. We hope to decrease discrimination, violence, and love every human being.
Our mission believes in care & justice for individuals in the community.
We have a variety of programs such as feeding the homeless, Back to School, Church in the Park, Friendsgiving, Winter Brunch with prizes, and work with many other organizations.
The people matter. Justice for all people matter. Love for all people matter. Respect
Our mission believes in care & justice for individuals in the community.
We have a variety of programs such as feeding the homeless, Back to School, Church in the Park, Friendsgiving, Winter Brunch with prizes, and work with many other organizations.
The people matter. Justice for all people matter. Love for all people matter. Respect for all the people matter. Care for all the people matter. We value diversity. We love all people and all backgrounds.
Cats not cops! We stand up for the people. We stand up for those groups that are marginalized. We stand up for safe & affordable housing, clean food/water/air, fair wages & job opportunities, & all the needs for families facing discrimination.
We stand up for Black Liberation and Women Liberation. Our mission believes in taking care of the people that face hate, violence, discrimination, and social injustices in the community.
