DIRT ON THE ROAD

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A grassy area with a red bench, a tree, and plants in the foreground. In the background, there is a parking lot with several cars, a sign for Heritage High School, a sculpture of an eagle, and a food truck labeled 'Dirt Coffee Bar' under a partly cloudy sky.

DIRT on the Road (DOTR) is our public advocacy program that serves the Greater Denver Metro Area. We raise awareness about the low employment rate for neurodivergent folks with our:

  • mobile coffee service

  • informational resource table

  • samples & catering services

Available for public and private events, DOTR’s goal is to educate, build, and support intersectional communities wherever we go. We provide mobile workforce development opportunities, we empower individuals and families, and we serve quality products at affordable prices.

By engaging folks where they are, we ensure DIRT’s efforts to transform hiring practices extend beyond our brick and mortar locations!

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Three women standing in front of a food truck with a menu sign, on a bright sunny day with cloudy sky, in an open grassy area.
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Close-up view of roasted coffee beans.
A person holding a red beverage in a clear plastic cup with a straw, in front of a coffee trailer with a sign that says "DRIP." The background shows a blue sky and a brick building.
A white food truck with the words 'DIRT Coffee Bar' parked outdoors on a sunny day, surrounded by people and trees, with mountains in the background.
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