Community Food Share

$432,545 raised by 1,141 donors

Everyone Deserves a Seat at the Table
A table can be where the day begins, stories are shared, and a familiar meal makes us feel at home. Everyone deserves access to the food that makes those everyday moments possible.

Yet 1 in 8 neighbors in Boulder and Broomfield counties faces food insecurity. As groceries, housing, and other essentials cost more, many households are stretching their budgets to cover the basics.

Community Food Share partners with our community to keep fresh food and pantry essentials within reach. Through our own programs and more than 50 local nonprofit partners, we help provide food to more than 60,000 people each year.

Together, we’re building a community where everyone has a seat at the table and access to the food they need.

Powered by Community
Your gift helps a parent prepare dinner, an older adult stock the refrigerator, and a neighbor bring familiar flavors to a family meal.

• More than 60,000 people reached each year
• More than 50 local nonprofit partners
• 12.8 million pounds of food distributed in fiscal year 2026
• Serving neighbors across Boulder and Broomfield counties

Behind these numbers are breakfasts before school, meals shared with friends, and familiar foods that make a table feel like home.

Help Keep Food on Our Community’s Tables
Your gift helps a parent prepare dinner, an older adult stock the refrigerator, and a neighbor bring familiar flavors to a family meal.

By supporting Community Food Share, you help rescue good food, purchase needed groceries, and get fresh food and pantry essentials to neighbors across Boulder and Broomfield counties. Access to groceries also makes room in household budgets for rent, utilities, medications, and other needs.

Give today to help keep our community’s tables places of nourishment, comfort, and connection.



Food for Every Table


Feeding Families Onsite Food Pantry
Every household’s table looks different. At our onsite choice pantry, neighbors select fresh food and pantry essentials that fit their tastes, traditions, and daily routines. Groceries are available at no cost in a welcoming space where choice and respect guide the experience.

Mobile Pantries
Getting groceries shouldn’t depend on how far you can travel. Our mobile pantries bring fresh food and pantry essentials closer to home, helping neighbors access the ingredients they need for everyday meals.

Cultural Food Purchase
A familiar ingredient can make a meal feel like home. Our Cultural Food Purchase program helps provide foods that reflect our neighbors’ cultures and traditions, supporting meals that are both nourishing and meaningful.

Blue Spruce Neighbors for Older Adults
Food supports health and independence at every age. Blue Spruce Neighbors provides no-cost groceries to adults 60 and older twice each month. For homebound participants, volunteer deliveries help keep food within reach and offer a connection to the community.

Community Partnerships
Our community’s table reaches across Boulder and Broomfield counties. We provide food to more than 50 local nonprofit partners, helping stock neighborhood pantries and support meal programs close to where people live.

Mission

We partner with our community to provide access to nourishing food—supporting health, cultivating hope, and fueling resiliency.

Background Statement

Rooted in Community Since 1981

Community Food Share began in 1981 with one staff member, a borrowed room, and neighbors working together to address local hunger.

Today, that community effort connects food donors, farmers, grocery stores, volunteers, nonprofit partners, and financial supporters across Boulder and Broomfield counties. Together, we rescue food, share resources, and help neighbors access groceries for everyday life.

Our work has grown, but the purpose remains personal: helping every neighbor have the food they need and a place at our community’s table.

Organization Data

Summary

Organization name

Community Food Share

Year Established

1981

Category

Food, Agriculture & Nutrition, Human Services, Community Improvement & Capacity Building, Public & Societal Benefit, Youth Development

Organization Size

Large Organization

Address

650 S. Taylor Avenue
Louisville, CO 80027

Service areas

Boulder County, CO, US

Broomfield County, CO, US

Phone

303-652-3663

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