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. ...
Celebrating Volunteer Impact: Insights from Our Recent Survey Our recent volunteer survey results are in, and they paint a picture of positivity and community spirit! Your feedback has given us a clear view of what’s working well and where we can make things even better. Your Feedback Matters We’re thrilled to report that 98% of ...
This year's Annual Community Food Share Resource Fair, held on May 11th, was a fantastic opportunity to connect community members with vital resources and services. We were thrilled to see 291 attendees enjoying the sunny day at Clinica Family Health in Lafayette. From pickling demonstrations to plant giveaways, facepainting to acupuncture sessions, the fair was ...
Community Insights Initiative Community Food Share has partnered with The Round Pantry, in Longmont, to pilot our new data software, Service Insights on Meal Connect (SIMC), developed by Feeding America. This program promises to revolutionize our services by providing deeper insights into our community's needs while streamlining our operations. Since the introduction of SIMC in ...
Welcoming Growth At the heart of our mission, Community Roots, a Community Food Share (CFS) initiative, thrives on the philosophy of sustainable, local, and organic farming. Nestled on an acre of land generously leased from Anderson Farm, our dedicated full-time farmer, Katie Ketchum, with the support of staff and volunteers, produced over 14,000 lbs. of ...
The Impact of this Past Weekend's Power Outages on Our Community This past weekend, over 150,000 local residents, families, and businesses, including Community Food Share, experienced a significant power outage. The unexpected event led to numerous challenges for our community, significantly impacting food security for thousands of our neighbors. With refrigerators and freezers down, many ...
In December 2023 and January 2024, Community Food Share launched a new intake system. Under our Neighbor Experience Initiative, we are implementing Service Insights on Meal Connect (SIMC), a program developed by Feeding America to streamline our services and better understand the needs of our community. This initiative is a part of our ongoing effort ...
VOLUNTEER AS A PART OF THE NEW COMMUNITY EXPERIENCE INTITATIVE Giving our neighbors a voice using our new intake program: “Service Insights on Meal Connect” We're thrilled to introduce a new intake program as part of our Community Experience Initiative. Developed by Feeding America, SIMC is a game-changer for our Mobile Pantry and Blue Spruce ...
A Circle of Giving: Sharing More Than Meals In the heart of our community, an inspiring story unfolds around George, a dedicated Community Food Share volunteer and Shopper. Their journey with us, beginning a little over a year and a half ago, is a vivid illustration of our community's strength, connection, and compassion. George has ...
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