PUEBLO — Pueblo Cooperative Care said Thursday it hopes more people stop by to receive food.
The group served more than 50 families Thursday, but said it's looking to help even more during these hard times.
"Our minimal contact with clients is being adhered to, our recipients are getting a food sack with pastries and breads and all the items that we have available to give," said Corry Higbee from Cooperative Care.
The drive-thru pickup is available from 9 to 11 a.m. Monday to Thursday. You must be a Pueblo resident to use the program and you can pick up food on the east side of the building.
The group asks you to have your identification ready and to practice social distancing while picking up food.
