Community Food Bank

A nonprofit organization

$31,687 raised by 133 donors

100% complete

$30,000 Goal

Hunger in Mesa County 

Hunger in Mesa County is a real problem, especially with the rising cost of living that comes along with increased economic growth and development. Nearly 20,000 of our neighbors are experiencing food insecurity and are unsure of where their next meal may come from. We believe that no one should have to go hungry in our community.

It doesn't always look like what you think. Hunger in our community looks like seniors living on a fixed income that doesn't keep up with inflation, a single mother making $15/hr, school teachers with full-time jobs, disabled veterans who can't make ends meet. It looks like stretching food budgets and scraping by on cheap processed food. It looks like having to choose between paying your bills and providing good food for you and your family. 

Community Food Bank Vision

CFB's vision is that every person in need has access to the nutritious foods and resources they need for their families to thrive, while preventing any unnecessary food waste in the Grand Valley.  

Mission

The mission of the Community Food Bank is to provide a short-term supply of nutritious food, and access to available hunger relief resources, to any Mesa County community member experiencing need.

Background Statement

The Community Food Bank was established in June, 1978 after several local churches and community organizations came together to learn about hunger worldwide. This led to discussions and research on local hunger issues. As a result of their findings of an unmet need, the Community Food Bank was formed to address emergency hunger concerns within the community.

Since the agency's inception, the Community Food Bank has been a community-based, non-profit, volunteer supported, charitable agency addressing local hunger issues arising from emergency situations faced by local children, seniors and their families. Now, CFB runs multiple food access and hunger relief programs. Over the years, the location, partnerships and collaborations have changed, expanded and evolved, but the core mission focused on providing nutritious food to local residents experiencing hard times has remained the same.

Organization Data

Summary

Organization name

Community Food Bank

other names

CFB

Year Established

1978

Tax id (EIN)

84-0817696

Category

Human Services

Organization Size

Medium Organization

Address

476 28 1/2 Rd
Grand Junction, CO 81501

Headquarters

P. O. Box 3614
Grand Junction, CO 81502

Service areas

Mesa County, CO, US

Phone

970-640-0336 3

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