Local Business Spotlight

Shop Local Wheat Ridge

Shop Local Wheat Ridge

Localworks is a partner with the City of Wheat Ridge and our local businesses to advance the Wheat Ridge as a vibrant and sustainable place to live and work. Part of what makes Wheat Ridge Special are the small businesses that not only provide residents with unique and original creations, but also contribute to our local economy. Localworks strives to assist in the economic development of Wheat Ridge, alongside our small businesses and business owners. “The purpose of local development is to build the capacity of a defined area to improve its economic future and the quality of life for inhabitants.”

“When you shop local, you're making a personal investment in your neighborhood and community. In fact, for every $100 spent, roughly $68 to $73 of it returns to local activity. Money is kept in the community because locally-owned businesses often purchase from other local businesses, service providers, and farms.”

Why is it important to shop local?

“When you shop local, you’re making a personal investment in your neighborhood and community. In fact, for every $100 spent, roughly $68 to $73 of it returns to local activity. Money is kept in the community because locally-owned businesses often purchase from other local businesses, service providers, and farms.” 

Shopping locally stimulates our local economy and in turn helps sustain Wheat Ridge’s unique character and personality. “Small local businesses are the largest employers nationally. In fact, since the 1970s, more than 65% of new jobs have come from the rise in small business.

Not only do small businesses employ more people directly per dollar of revenue, they’re also the customers of local businesses themselves.” 

Local business owners provide significant support for non-profits, like Localworks, as well. In fact, non-profits receive as much as 350% more money from local shops than non-locally owned businesses. 

Shopping local also reduces our environmental impact. To learn more about shopping local and sustainability please visit https://sustainableconnections.org/why-buy-local/.

Some Wheat Ridge businesses, and those in the surrounding areas, are making an effort to eliminate food insecurity in our community. Whether you support said local businesses, or donate food yourself. The impact YOU can make is remarkable. 

Food Insecurity and Resources to Help

What is food insecurity?

Food insecurity is the limited or uncertain availability of nutritionally adequate and safe foods, or limited or uncertain ability to acquire acceptable foods in socially acceptable ways.

Food insecurity can affect anyone. Unfortunately, many people in America struggle to meet their basic needs, which increases their risk of food insecurity. For example, lay-offs at work, unexpected car maintenance, or an accident can suddenly force a family to choose between buying food and paying bills. The causes of food insecurity are complex (www.feedingamerica.org).

Are you or someone you know struggling with food insecurity? We hope this page can provide some resources for our community members; however, please note that this is not an all encompassing list. More resources and information can be found on these sites: 

Local and sustainable businesses to check out!

THIS IS NOT A COMPLETE LIST OF LOCAL WHEAT RIDGE BUSINESSES

If you or someone you know would like to be included on this list please contact Adison at awash@wearelocalworks.org. We are seeking businesses that are locally owned and operated, have a commitment to contributing to our community’s sustainability efforts and are frequently/would like to be involved in community events. We are here to promote all businesses that allow residents to “shop local”! We can’t wait to hear from you. 

Wheat Ridge Poultry:

For this information and more please visit https://wheatridgepoultry.com/

What is Wheat Ridge Poultry?

Wheat Ridge Poultry is a local, sustainable and family-run butcher right here in our community. They got their start in 1942 as a family run poultry farm offering fresh chickens, turkey and eggs. They still use many of their original equipment and building hardware to this day! Wheat Ridge Poultry are whole animal butchers that work directly with producers/growers. They have fresh cuts daily, smoked and cured meats, sausages and bacon, as well as produce. They take pride in the fact that they have developed strong relationships with local ranchers and farmers to ensure that they bring the highest-quality, locally sourced products in Wheat Ridge. 

Wheat Ridge Poultry are local champions. They are invested in our community and believe that the only way to do business is by giving back. They are committed to helping make Wheat Ridge a better place. They host a Community Fridge Project and Weekly Food Pantry deliveries. They also are committed to having zero waste. Scraps and Bones that would normally be dumped in a landfill are: used to produce raw pet food, donated to local animal sanctuaries and used to feed the tigers at the downtown Denver Aquarium. 

Community Fridge: 

Wheat Ridge Poultry are proud to host the first community fridge in our community. The fridge and pantry are supported by community members who wish to share their food with others who are in need. The fridge is open to anyone who needs food or has extra to donate. 

Food Pantry assistance: 

Regardless of your position in life, everyone deserves access to fresh, high-quality, locally sourced and sustainably raised products. They currently work with 5 local food pantries to help feed over 1,000 families in our community!

Local Producers & Growers: 

They strive to work with local producers and growers to help support our local food system.  If you know of a local product that would be great in our store, send them an email at info@wheatridgepoultry.com

Bag Credit Program:

Their Bag Credit Program has helped raise funds for community schools, school supplies, and sports teams.  Plus, you Save Money too!

Holiday Meals: 

Each year we donate more than 100 complete holiday meals to neighbors in need.  Your continued support helps us help them.

Community Support: 

It is our mission to help our community! 

From fundraisers to the community fridge, we continue to find ways to give back.

If you would like to learn more about any of their support please click here or email info@wehatridgepoultry.com

How can I support Wheat Ridge Poultry?

There are many ways that you can support Wheat Ridge Poultry, but to put it simply, shop local! Visit The COOP & Kitchen at 5650 W 29th Ave, Wheat Ridge, CO. The COOP & Kitchen at Wheat Ridge Poultry is an indoor market that brings together farmers, ranchers, and food producers to bring attention to the importance of eating local, supporting local, and shopping local.  

The COOP is OPEN TO ALL SHOPPERS! 

“A community food system is designed to support local growers and producers, packagers and distributors, residents of all needs, assist in building a better environment and work towards ending food waste and food insecurity.

Local producers and processors are real people in our community growing and packaging real products that can benefit our community and ensure that our food supply is one that allows enough for everyone.

Our mission is to help make the switch from large and convenient, and cheap to small, local, and fair.” 

 

Five Fridges Farm:

For this information and more please visit https://www.5fridgesfarm.com/ 

 

What is Five Fridges Farm?

Located at 11100 W 38th Ave, Wheat Ridge, CO, Five Fridges Farm is a local, sustainable and accessible farm right here in Wheat Ridge. Five Fridges Farm “strives to research and practice realistic local solutions to the issues in our current food system: access, waste, taste, environment, soil/range management, water use, and land conservation.” 

This farm was originally known as Red Wing Ranch, owned by Earnestine and Walt Williams from the 1930’s to the mid 1990’s. They raised steer, hogs, chickens, and later goats! In 2010, Amanda Weaver began working with then-owner Louise Turner, a long-time Wheat Ridge resident and farm neighbor. In 2011, Amanda took over as the new owner of the 13-acre sustainable urban farm and began renovations on the old farmhouse.  During renovations, refrigerators of all ages and sizes were removed from every room of the 800 square foot farmhouse. Hence, the name 5 Fridges Farm.

Amanda is a local Wheat Ridge resident. While finishing a dissertation on the viability of local food production in Colorado, Amanda apprenticed Turner with dairy goats in the urban environment. While teaching at CU Denver, she now maintains dairy and weed grazing herds, flocks of chickens and turkeys, hives of bees, as well as growing a variety of vegetables for local restaurant sales. Amanda uses her farm as her research lab and classroom, teaching urban agriculture, sustainability, and environmental science. 

The city has grown up and around the farm since Earnestine’s time. But Five Fridges Farm has a totally unique opportunity for “urban agriculture.” The city will continue to grow around the farm, but the farm will remain the same as Earnestine established a conservation easement on the land known as the William’s Wildlife Preserve. This is managed by Colorado Open Lands. The farm is protected for agriculture use and wildlife habitat forever! The land cannot be subdivided or built on outside the envelope of the currently existing building. Earnestine wanted to conserve the place she loved for future generations to enjoy. Though it is privately owned, it is monitored every year to ensure that the conservation values are maintained.

The farm works closely with Colorado Open Lands to promote information about conserved lands by holding events at the farm as well as participating in Conserved Colorado – a website listing products and services available at locally conserved farms. For more information on privately conserved land, please see the Colorado Open Lands website.”

5 Fridges Farm has a 3BL Evaluation for Projects (triple bottom line) 

Social: Provide and maintain healthy habitats and diets for animals and insects

Financial: Be local and financially sustainable 

Environmental: promote and sustain the land they live on

5 Fridges farm partners with many businesses within the Wheat Ridge community and the surrounding areas. Here is a list with links of all the current partners of 5 Fridges Farm. 

How can I support 5 Fridges Farm?

There are many ways that you can support 5 Fridges Farm, but to put it simply, shop local! You can buy directly from 5 Fridges Farm on their website. You can also take cheese or poultry classes

If you have any questions about the farm, how you can support them, or how they can help you please click here to contact Amanda.

All Seasons Holiday Market:

What is the All Seasons Holiday Market? 

Located at 7200 W 38th Ave, All Seasons Holiday Market is similar to a farmer’s market you’d see outside, but instead moved indoors to accommodate their vendors and customers all year long. All Seasons Holiday Market is a unique shop full of gifts, foods and holiday decor while supporting many local Colorado vendors. They are home to over 30 individual vendors with all types of products as well as something special each specific holiday. You can find anything from unique greeting cards to resin art, coffee, hand blown glass figures and so  much more.

All Seasons Holiday Market carries local products and supports local creators. Lana Austen, opened her business five years ago. Before owning All Seasons, Lana was hustling at other markets selling her honey she makes from keeping bees! You can still purchase Lana’s honey today in her shop! Lana describes her shop as a family, they are a community of people that support each other not only professionally but, but also personally. 

All Seasons Holiday Market is very active in our community. They participate in all sorts of events, from a Localworks Live Local event to the Carnation Festival, Wheat Ridge Farmers market and more. They are involved with the Wheat Ridge Chamber of Commerce, the Grange and Kiwanis club as well. Over the years, they have hosted a community yard sale for the neighborhood each year and donate to a local food bank.

All Seasons Holiday market is a unique place, not many small businesses can say they are home to over 30 other small business vendors. The shop allows vendors to be able to affordably sell their products. Lana says, “[All Seasons Holiday Market’s] sustainability vision is to provide goods and services to the community while supporting the small businesses that create them.” 

How can I support All Seasons Holiday Market?

There are many ways that you can support All Seasons Holiday Market, but to put it simply, shop local! You can buy directly from All Seasons Holiday Market’s shop, located at 7200 W 38th Ave, Wheat Ridge, CO 80033, or stop by and see them at their varying booths at community events. 

If you have any questions about the shop, how you can support them, or how they can help you please call (720) 295-4642. 



THIS IS NOT A COMPLETE LIST OF LOCAL WHEAT RIDGE BUSINESSES

If you or someone you know would like to be included on this list please contact Adison at awash@wearelocalworks.org. We are seeking businesses that are locally owned and operated, have a commitment to contributing to our community’s sustainability efforts and are frequently/would like to be involved in community events. We are here to promote all businesses that allow residents to “shop local”! We can’t wait to hear from you. 

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BPRunCo Opens the Doors at its New Location

 

BPRunCo Opens the Doors at its New Location:

Popular running shop continues to serve Metro-area runners of all types.  

 

July 14 (Denver, CO):  After a year of construction and operating out of a tiny space in the rear of their new location, BP Run Co. (BPRunCo) is pleased to announce that its doors at Gold’s Marketplace, at 26th and Kipling in Wheat Ridge, CO, are now open and ready for business.  Founded in 2017 on Tennyson St. in the Highlands area of Denver, BPRunCo quickly became a fixture for the local mountain, trail, and ultrarunning communities. Specializing in the footwear, apparel, and equipment designed for the hardworking outdoor athlete, Berkeley Park quickly became a hub for the growing population of local trail runners.  Always welcoming, BPRunCo hosted regular happy hours, educational events, and run clubs on the local trails, developing a diverse and passionate following. Twice recognized by Westword as Best Local Running Shop (2019 and 2021), BPRunco was forced to rethink its future when it’s funky, noteworthy building on Tennyson St. was sold and scheduled for demolition.  

 

The new BPRunCo is picking up where the original left off, and more, now specializes in all things running: shoes, apparel, nutrition, and gear for road, trail, and mountain runners.  The shop – even in its temporary space – continued to successfully focus on building community, with regular run clubs out of the shop and on the local trails in Wheat Ridge, Lakewood and Golden, as well as sponsoring a host of local running events.  As shop manager, Phil Snyder, puts it, “We appreciate the local runners who have supported us over the years more than they will ever know. A great singer once said ‘Without people, you’re nothing’ and without Jackalopes, you’re even less. We’re thankful to the Colorado Running Community for supporting a shop that is trying to do things well and a bit differently, which is why we chose the jackalope as our mascot to begin with: cute and ornery, with a side of campfire whiskey under a full moon.” BPRunCo’s Wild Jackalopes, the shop running team, now numbers over 50 runners who all joyfully spread the BPRunCo love.

 

Four local Colorado trail/ultra runners stepped into the fray in late 2021 to keep the BP magic alive and continue the good work begun by the original Berkeley Park Running Co shop in the Highlands: Ryan Kirchhoff, Corky Dean, Mike Hewitt, and Peter Downing, all local trail runners themselves and operating under a newly formed LLC, banded together to continue the success of founder Chris Sullivan and his manager, Phil Snyder. 

 

As local runner, art educator, and now owner, Corky Dean, says, “the four of us, all avid trail runners, saw this welcome opportunity to both continue and expand on what ‘Sully’ and Phil had built at the original Berkeley Park.  We know there is still a genuine need for a full service, community-focused running shop in the west Denver-metro area, especially as running just keeps growing.  Ultimately, our and BPRunCo’s goal is to carry on the good work and community building that Chris and Phil made such an integral part of the store, all while continuing to offer the best available running footwear, apparel, and equipment available.”  

 

“We’re really thrilled to have the new space open at last,” says Kirchhoff, who now serves as the store’s General Manager. “I was always impressed with what Berkeley Park created, and now, given the opportunity to continue and extend that, I, too, felt like that made tremendous sense.  We are all excited about the future of BPRunCo and this passionate community of runners, and are honestly thrilled to welcome them to our new home.”

 

About BPRunCo

BP Run Co (formerly Berkeley Park Running Company) is a specialty running store located in Wheat Ridge, Colorado. With a focus on building a diverse community of passionate and enthusiastic runners, BPRunCo offers a highly knowledgeable staff, events (regular run clubs, presentations, panel discussions), footwear, apparel, equipment, and nutritional products for the wide array of mountain, trail, and road runners across the Denver metro area.  For more information, visit bprunco.com.

Strategies to Help Your Senior Loved One Who Lives Alone

Living alone is no joke, particularly when you’re in the older stages of life with no help nearby. If you’ve been looking to help your senior loved one navigate daily challenges like socializing, finances, and more – you’re in the right place. Here, Localworks shares easy strategies to help your loved one.

Promote a Sense of Purpose

Symptoms of depression may increase if your loved one has lost their sense of purpose. Here’s how you can keep the loneliness and brooding at bay.

  • Encourage your senior to volunteer at a local charity, so they feel like they’re actively contributing to society.

  • Taking up a hobby such as knitting or gardening is an excellent way to keep the mind and body engaged while pursuing a passion and creative endeavor.

  • Exercise and endorphins are a great way to renew independence and a zest for life. Not to mention, increasing strength and physical fitness helps increase feelings of achievement.

 

Gain Independence

Independence is a critical element of achieving a sense of purpose. Here’s how you can promote independence in your loved one’s life:

  • Encourage them to get their groceries, walk their dog and manage other such daily functions, so they have a sense of confidence in their abilities.

  • Eating well is critical for health and well-being, yes, but it is also great for boosting feelings of self-esteem and confidence.

  • If your loved one wants to age in place, get them to connect with the Seniors Resource Center, which helps empower them to achieve this goal.

  • Entrust your loved one with a chore or meaningful responsibility, as this will make them feel loved and needed.

 

Take Control of Finances

Once your loved one has gained independence over daily challenges, prompting them to take a closer look at their finances will be essential.

  • Seniors should be educated on lifestyle planning to account for lack of income during retirement weighed against potential life span. Help them plan emergency savings and account for health care expenses too!

  • Be sure to educate your senior about the rampant cases of senior fraud, where scammers try to seize control of bank accounts or other protected information through technology.

  • Help your loved one navigate major financial decisions like selling their home and buying their new place. Use a home sales proceeds calculator to help gauge how much they can make from their sale.

 

Many seniors undergo significant life changes that make them vulnerable to depression and loneliness. However, with a bit of help from loved ones like yourself, their quality of life and happiness can significantly improve – so keep putting in the effort.

 Written by: Beverly Nelson

Local Business Spotlight: Spenga

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Local Business Spotlight

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Spenga, Wheat Ridge, CO

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Spenga Wheat Ridge is Wheat Ridge’s newest workout studio. They opened their doors officially in December of 2021. Spenga is a boutique fitness studio and all of their workouts incorporate 20 minutes of Cycling, 20 minutes of Strength, and 20 minutes of Yoga. AKA, 60 minutes of the BEST WERKOUT EVER! Spenga takes pride in creating a workout that can be done by anyone, regardless of their fitness level. There are many variations to their exercises that will either increase or decrease intensity based on each person’s preference and individual needs.

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Local Business Spotlight: Theme Party Creations

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Theme Party Creations was established in 2018 but officially called Wheat Ridge home in March of 2021 when they moved into their location at 29th and Ames. Theme is a small, family oriented business specializing in event decor planning, and are known for their eye catching candy buffet’s, balloon creations and their tasteful decor.

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Local Business Spotlight: Anthony M’s Visions In Gold

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Anthony M’s Visions in Gold in Wheat Ridge is your place for custom jewelry and jewelry repair.

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