Core Values
Community Health
Prioritizing wellness by providing nutrient-rich beverages that support healthier lifestyles and long-term well-being
Equity & Access
Ensuring everyone deserves access to fresh, healthy options —working to support underserved communities.
Sustainability
Partnering with local farmers to support environmentally responsible practices and strengthen communities.
“A child can’t be hungry for knowledge if they’re just plain hungry”
Why Our Work Matters
Rising Health Issues
Communities face health challenges tied to poor nutrition and lack of fresh options.
Limited School Access
Many schools and youth programs lack access to healthy beverages.
Farmer Challenges
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Building Resilience
Investing in wellness today builds stronger neighborhoods tomorrow.
What We Provide
- Fresh, nutrient-rich beverages sourced through local agriculture
- Turnkey school and organizational wellness programs
- Educational materials promoting healthy habits
- Sustainable sourcing partnerships with farmers
- Customizable delivery and distribution solutions
Community Impact
Health Outcomes
Improved daily nutrition and increased access to fresh, affordable wellness options for students and families.
Economic Impact
Direct support to local farmers and strengthened regional food ecosystems.
Long-Term Benefits
Healthier communities and encouragement of lifelong wellness habits.
Community Need Statement
Millions of individuals, particularly children, lack consistent access to fresh fruits and vegetables. While food pantries often provide shelf-stable items, nutrient rich produce and
fresh juices are limited or unavailable due to cost, storage, and preparation barriers.
We Lead With Love fills this gap by:
• Providing ready-to-consume fruit and vegetable juice
• Increasing access to vitamins, minerals, and hydration
• Supporting healthier food options in emergency food systems
• Offering products that are easy to distribute and consume
Prevalence
Around 1 in 7 children in Colorado experiences hunger, according to Feeding America and Food Bank of the Rockies.
Food Insecurity
Over 172,540 children in Colorado are food insecure, with some reports showing rates rising since 2023 due to higher living costs.
School Meals
For the 2024-2025 school year, nearly 45% of Colorado students were eligible for free/reduced lunch, highlighting reliance on school nutrition.
Rural Impact
Rural counties often see disproportionately high rates of food insecurity.
Partnership Opportunities
Program Sponsorship
Support beverage programs in schools, youth centers, and community organizations.
Farmer Partnerships
Bring locally grown produce directly into community wellness programs.
Brand Visibility
Recognition across school programs, community events, marketing materials, and social media campaigns.
Custom Collaborations
Co-create donation programs, branded initiatives, and community outreach campaigns.
What Sponsors Receive
Recognition & Visibility
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Impact Reporting
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Engagment Opportunities
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Sponsor Levels
Community Sponsor
Recognition in one school program, logo on select materials, quarterly impact summary.
Wellness Sponsor
Recognition across multiple programs, inclusion in community events, social media mentions, bi-annual impact reports.
Founding Sponsor
Prominent brand visibility, custom co-branded initiatives, full annual impact report, speaking opportunities at community events.
