COVID-safe shopping and Thanksgiving Charity


Since March, the Homestead Market has been keeping our customers, volunteers and staff safe and healthy by requiring proper mask wearing, providing sanitizer and gloves for all patrons, keeping the doors and windows open as much as possible, sanitizing frequently touched surfaces, and limiting occupancy to five at a time. 

We stock the staples for our community! Shop local first!

With the recent uptick in cases, we need your help to keep us all healthy and safe! Did you know we have a volunteer powered delivery service? We also offer curbside pick-upCall 303.582.3001 or email orders@theholistichomestead.org to take advantage of our services, support your favorite nonprofit, and minimize exposure all in one go. 😉 

Thanksgiving Charity

Thank you to those of you who noticed the Tipi Raisers Food Drive bin in the Market! It’s already 75% full, and we’re hoping to send it overflowing to the deeply impoverished Lakota people on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota before Thanksgiving. Gilpin High School Junior Esmee Halstead visits the Pine Ridge Reservation regularly, and is a passionate volunteer with the Gen7 Youth Leadership CouncilWe are looking for donations of shelf stable foods that do not require cooking, cleaning supplies, and personal hygiene items by Sunday, November 22.  

What’s in a share?

Click here to read about how we started our Community Food Shares to bring fresh, organic produce to rural Colorado!

This week full shares get 1 pound of greens (LOCAL cabbage from Benevolence Orchard in Boulder, cauliflower, LOCAL mushrooms from Hazel Dell in Fort Collins, parsley, cilantro), 

LOCAL fingerling potatoes from Strohauer Farms in LaSalle, and LOCAL garlic and onions from Benevolence Orchards in Boulder

4 pounds of roots (yams, garlic, LOCAL carrots from Hungenberg Produce in Greely, LOCAL beets from Full Circle Farms in Longmont, LOCAL fingerling potatoes from Strohauer Farms in LaSalle, LOCAL red & yellow onions from Benevolence Orchard in Boulder), one LOCAL winter squash from Benevolence Orchard in Boulder (pie pumpkins, delicata, acorn squash) AND one of the following options for fruit: 

  • 2 pounds of red seedless grapes OR
  • 1 package of berries (raspberries, blackberries, blueberries, strawberries) OR
  • 6 pieces of fruit (gala apples, bananas, lemons) OR
  • 1/2 pound of dates
Freshly dried, chewy and sweet organic dates

Half shares get 1/2 pound of greens, 2 pounds of roots, 1 winter squash and 1 pound of grapes, OR 1/4 pound of dates, OR 3 pieces of fruit.

LOCAL delicata, acorn squash and pie pumpkins from Benevolence Orchards in Boulder!

Now open Thursdays-Sundays until 4 pm! See you soon!

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