What Can You Buy With an EBT Card in Colorado? Your EBT card covers more than you might expect, and a few things you’d assume are fine are actually off-limits. If you’re new to SNAP or just want to shop with confidence, this guide breaks down exactly what your Colorado EBT card can and can’t ...
Using SNAP Benefits: How to Activate, Check Balance, & Get Support Your Colorado SNAP benefits are loaded onto an EBT card called the Colorado Quest card. This guide covers everything you need to manage it, including activating your card, setting your PIN, checking your balance, shopping in stores and online, protecting your benefits, and ...
Understanding SNAP Changes: What They Mean for Colorado Recent federal changes are shifting more of the cost of SNAP from the federal government to states. For Colorado, that means the state will have to spend more money to administer SNAP and could eventually have to pay for some of the food benefits themselves. SNAP recipients ...
How a Government Shutdown Impacts SNAP Food Assistance (2026) Last updated: September 2026. This is a developing situation; details may change. See “Where Things Stand” below for the current status. If you rely on SNAP to help feed your family, headlines about a possible government shutdown can be frightening. The good news, as of this ...
SNAP Theft & Replacement FAQs: What to Do if Your Benefits Are Stolen Discovering that your SNAP benefits have been stolen is stressful, especially when you’re counting on that money to feed your family. Unfortunately, EBT card theft through skimming and cloning has become increasingly common, and the rules around getting stolen benefits back have ...
Behind every rescued gallon of milk or box of cereal is someone who made a conscious choice: to give instead of toss. At Target stores across Boulder and Broomfield Counties, that choice happens every day. Thanks to a strong partnership with Community Food Share, produce managers and store teams are rethinking what it means to ...
We’ve been hearing a lot of your comments and concerns lately, especially about not receiving items like eggs, milk, meat, or more gluten-free products. We want you to know that we hear you and are doing our best to meet your needs. We thought it might be helpful to shed some light on how food ...
A Note to Our Neighbors October 2024 At Community Food Share, we are deeply committed to making nutritious food available to everyone in our community. Your feedback helps guide us, letting us know where we’re doing well and where we can improve. Recently, we surveyed those of you who visited our mobile pantries from July ...
Food insecurity is a serious issue that affects 1 in 10 people throughout Boulder and Broomfield counties. Many of these individuals are older adults and senior citizens who face problems such as fixed-income financial constraints, physical limitations, and a variety of other challenges that make it difficult to access the nutritious food they need. The ...
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