PROJECTS - Fillmore Project
The Conscious Alliance hosted its first food drives at Denver's
Fillmore Auditorium, during the spring of 2002. The drives were
organized in an effort to generate food and awareness towards our
annual food deliveries to impoverished Indian Reservations in South
Dakota, Arizona, Montana, and New Mexico. Our first food drives
at the Fillmore filled a 14ft. box truck, which was a testament
to the potential of this project. Now, five years later, and with
the help of supporting bands and venues, we have collected over
500,000 lbs. at concerts across the United States.
As the Conscious Alliance has grown, we have also simultaneously
expanded on our events within Colorado. In 2005, we started an initiative
to host a food drive at every Fillmore show to benefit the Denver's
Metro Care Ring emergency assistance center. Volunteers, stationed
outside of the main entrance, collect donations and furnish special
edition posters to supporters. Currently, we create four Fillmore
posters a year that are available for a donation of 10 non-perishable
items.
Our hope is that as the Fillmore food drives grow stronger and stronger,
the “Art that Feeds” program will eventually produce upwards of
100,000 lbs. of food donations per year for Denver's Hungry.