spite of the landslide of bad news making headlines these days, the pandemic — as awful as it is — is also making some good things happen. One of them is a new program that’s providing two meals a day, six days a week, for children under 18, and fresh produce to anyone who wants or needs it, to hundreds of area families. And every morsel of it is kosher. Colorado Free Kosher Meals made its charitable debut in the second week of July and is assured to keep on trucking through the month of August. A driving force behind the program, Rabbi Yossi Kaplan, director of Agudath Israel of Colorado, told the Intermountain Jewish News this week that the idea for a kosher meals […]
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