Caitlin Hawksley's Blooming Impact on Food Insecurity Caitlin Hawksley’s garden is more than just a place for flowers to grow—it’s a symbol of resilience, generosity, and community spirit. In her first summer back at her home after losing it in the devastating Marshall Fire, Caitlin found herself surrounded by an unexpected abundance of blooms. "I ...
Allow me to introduce myself: my name is Ximena Salcedo. I am Venezuelan, 10 years old, and a 5th grader at my community school, Monarch K8. I have been living in the United States for five years. My mom and I are both volunteers at Community Food Share, and we also do our weekly ...
Pam's Story of Volunteering and Giving Pam has been volunteering at Community Food Share for over three years, though her relationship with the organization began long before her retirement. When she was working, she could only participate in a monthly Saturday session until it was discontinued. However, upon retiring, Pam fully immersed herself into ...
Kathleen's Journey at Community Food Share Kathleen has been a devoted volunteer at Community Food Share since the fall of 2018. Nearing retirement from her 41-year career as a respiratory therapist at AdventHealth Avista, she knew she wanted to stay active and engaged in her community. "I live right down the street, and I thought, ...
Allan’s Second Act: From Theater Stages to Community Service Allan, a retired theater carpenter and painter, spent much of his career painting backdrops for Broadway shows, creating magic on stage for over 30 years. After a lifetime in the arts, he found himself with time on his hands and a desire to keep busy. ...
Jeff and Eileen's Journey with Community Food Share From college sweethearts to community champions Jeff and Eileen's journey started with a handshake in an introduction to film class at the University of Illinois, now their love story has evolved into a shared commitment to making a difference in their community at Community Food Share! ...
Karen has always been a go-getter. She started her first business — a pet store called Karen’s Kritters — when she was just 18 years old. She juggled entrepreneurship and restaurant work for years before being promoted to her biggest job yet: motherhood. Never one to do things halfway, Karen poured everything into being ...
One core value has driven Rich Andrews for his entire career: the health of our planet is worth fighting for. As a kid, he didn’t think of his family’s farm in eastern Kansas as much more than a beautiful playground. But as he got older and pursued a career in chemical engineering, agriculture became ...
When Amanda first stepped foot inside a food pantry, her feelings of relief were stifled by a looming sense of defeat. The relief was easy enough to understand. With her shopping cart full, Amanda no longer needed to worry about what her family would eat that week. The defeat, however, was more complicated. It ...
There are countless reasons why people choose to live in the mountains: the abundance of nature, solitude, and recreation are a few that may come to mind. But talk to the folks at the Nederland Food Pantry and you’ll learn that the heart of Boulder County’s mountain community isn’t its geography, but instead, its ...
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