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35 dollars can be used. Frontline is a farm that works closely with other farms and underserved communities. Project 2e Organizations providing multiple resources to individuals and families Total App Goal 2,600 App Goal per Partner -Hope Communities130 -MYPI 90 -MIRA Bus 90 -SANA (Trailhead Institute) 100 -Servicios de la Raza 480 -The Growhaus 100 -Cross Purpose 180 -Denver Inner City Parish 140 -Family Resource Center Association 700 -Family Intercultural Resource Center 80 -The Action Center 50 FRCs throughout the State – many of which are rural and frontier. Adults and youth homeless, elders, disabled veterans, students, indigenous. Low-income individuals and families experiencing food insecurity, in need of health and public services, unemployed, single mothers/fathers and grandparents with children, unhoused adults, and homeless youth, disabled veterans, indigenous. Community- based organizations that provide culturally sensitive programs and services based on the needs of families and individuals within their community. This includes connecting families and individuals to resources and support, including food resources. This project adds/expands SNAP Outreach efforts to Family Resource Centers and Non-profits that are the direct service providers connecting their clients to food resources, and within this project will begin (or in some cases expand) their SNAP Outreach efforts as part of this work they do -Hope Communities / 84-0829068 -MYPI / 83-0998674 -MIRA Bus / 47- 1915583 -SANA (Trailhead Institute) / 84-1267213 -Servicios de la Raza / 84-0625478 -The Growhaus / 20- 3533527 -CrossPurpose / 46- 3862392 -Denver Inner City Parish / 84-0525768 -Family Resource Center Association / 02-1025726 -Family Intercultural Resource Center / 84- 1252900 -The Action Center / 23-7019679 -Southwest Food Coalition (The HadaNou Collective) / 47-5606568 -Mountain Resource Center / 84-1178699 -Recovery Works / 84- 1549702 -The Place / 84- 1549702 -Western Slope Native American Resource Center 84-0837218 YES Volunteers get involved providing support during resources distribution and assistance. They help to communicate to clients the SNAP benefits and how these organizations have the knowledge and the liability to process their applications. Monthly, the Organizations providing multiple resources to individuals and families will provide Hunger Free Colorado with the data necessary to complete the Monthly Outreach Reporting, including the number of new applications, redeterminations and change of information. Hunger Free Colorado will support them in analyzing this data to inform project management and modify program practices as necessary. Additionally, beyond initial and ongoing training and support, Hunger Free Colorado will conduct at least one site visit each year to ensure these Organizations providing multiple resources to individuals and families comply with all State and Federal SNAP Outreach rules and have proper billing