City of Boulder, CO

10/30/2025 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 10/30/2025 16:58

Food Support for Boulder Households: Local Food Banks and Resources

Across Boulder, community members are facing increasing financial uncertainty as the cost of food, housing, and other essentials continues to rise. At the same time, our local food banks are seeing record levels of demand as more individuals and families turn to them for support.

In response to this community need, the city has compiled a list of resources that support families and individuals who need food. Below you will also find a list of organizations that you can support to help our neighbors in need. When we come together, we can make a positive impact.

Where to Find Food

Emergency Family Assistance Association

A food bank is available for people living in and near the City of Boulder who need help. Eligible households may visit the food bank once per week. Learn more on EFAA's website.

Harvest of Hope Food Pantry

Food pantry with special hours for those with or without access to a kitchen located in Boulder. Learn more on the Harvest of Hope website.

Community Food Share

Food bank with programs for families, seniors, and others in need to access food as well as mobile food banks across the county. Learn more on Community Food Share's website.

Boulder County Resources

Help for Boulder County residents in need of access to food assistance through SNAP (food stamps), Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), Medicaid, Connect for Health Colorado health coverage, Seniors and Veterans Services. Learn more on the county's website.

The county has also compiled a website outlining federal impacts to servicesand county service updates.

Boulder County Findhelp

Community members can visit Boulder County Findhelpto find free or low-cost services, including health coverage, food assistance (including food banks in and near the City of Boulder), job training, housing and more. Go to boco.findhelp.comand enter in your zip code to see the most relevant options.

Help Reduce Hunger in Boulder

Fortunately, many nonprofit organizations are working to provide food for people living in Boulder. The city provides grant fundingeach year to incredible organizations for food and meal distribution. You can help address hunger in Boulder by making a financial donation or donating food to one of the below organizations. Be sure to check the organization's website for detailed information on their priority needs and process for donating.

  • Boulder County AIDS Project Food Pantry

  • Boulder Food Rescue

  • Community Food Share

  • Emergency Family Assistance Association Food Pantry

  • Harvest of Hope

  • Meals On Wheels

  • Project Angel Heart

The city also supports local organizations that enhance food security by encouraging and enabling gardening, harvesting, purchasing and distribution of fresh fruits and vegetables. Check out each organization's website for information on volunteer or donation opportunities:

  • Boulder County Farmers Market

  • Garden to Table

  • Growing Gardens

  • Harvest of All First Nations

  • UpRoots Colorado

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