Finding Hope During the SNAP Pause: Bernice’s Story

Finding Hope During the SNAP Pause: Bernice’s Story  When Bernice walked into Community Food Share for the first time, she wasn’t sure what to expect. The 25-year-old CU Boulder graduate had recently learned that her SNAP benefits were paused due to the government shutdown, leaving her unsure how she would afford groceries that month. “I’m ...

2025-11-10T08:42:08-07:00November 10, 2025|Impact Stories, Uncategorized|

How You Can Help Our Neighbors During the SNAP Crisis 

Across Colorado, families are facing a new wave of uncertainty as federal SNAP food assistance is temporarily paused. The federal pause on SNAP benefits—which help more than 600,000 Coloradans buy groceries each month—has left thousands suddenly unsure how they’ll feed their families. Here in Boulder and Broomfield Counties alone, over 22,000 households are at risk ...

2025-10-30T17:16:54-06:00October 30, 2025|Uncategorized|

As Shutdown Continues, SNAP Benefits are at Risk for Over 22,000 Families in Boulder and Broomfield Counties

LOUISVILLE, CO. — October 22, 2025 — Community Food Share is preparing for a surge in need following notice from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) that states have been directed to hold the release of November Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits until federal funding is available. This temporary pause affects all SNAP households across ...

2025-10-23T19:40:14-06:00October 23, 2025|Uncategorized|

Join Us in Celebrating DAF Day – October 9!

Join Us in Celebrating DAF Day – October 9!  Mark your calendar for DAF Day—a nationwide celebration of generosity, community, and the joy of giving! On Thursday, October 9th, donors everywhere are coming together to make a difference, and you can be part of this exciting day of impact. Whether you’re a long-time DAF donor ...

2025-09-15T07:31:03-06:00September 15, 2025|Impact Stories, Uncategorized|

Tomatoes, Zucchini, and a Whole Lot of Heart

Tomatoes, Zucchini, and a Whole Lot of Heart  Russell Meigs’ path to becoming one of Community Food Share’s most dedicated donors is as colorful and fruitful as his garden. After moving back to Lafayette in 2018, Russell transformed what was once a horse pasture into a lush, productive garden, complete with chickens, bees, and an ...

2025-09-10T08:23:37-06:00September 10, 2025|Impact Stories, Uncategorized|