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Boulder Restaurants Offering Free Food To Marshall Fire Victims & First Responders

DENVER (CBS4) - A number of restaurants in Boulder are now offering free food to families and first responders affected by the Marshall Fire. More than two dozen restaurants signed up to offer a helping hand.

First Bite in Boulder is organizing the meals.

Historic Fires In Boulder County Destroy 991 Buildings
Damaged vehicles in driveways of homes that were burned during the Marshall Fire in Superior, Colorado, U.S., on Sunday, Jan. 2, 2022. The historic wildfires that flashed across Boulder County, Colorado, destroyed almost 1,000 buildings and left three people missing. Photographer: Chet Strange/Bloomberg via Getty Images

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"We've experienced more than our fair share of catastrophe in this town but we know the healing power of a good meal," they stated on social media.

Among the restaurants are:

  • Ask'Kara
  • Blackbelly
  • Centro Mexican Kitchen
  • Chautauqua Dining Hall
  • Japango
  • Leaf Vegetarian Restarurant
  • Lindsay's Boulder Deli

Find more on First Bite's Instagram post.

RELATED: Boulder County Officials Running Out Of Room For Physical Donations For Marshall Fire Victims

CBS4 has compiled several ways to help the victims which include volunteer opportunities.

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