Mobile Pantries
Get No-Cost Groceries at the Location That Works Best for You
Our onsite pantry isn’t the only place you can get food from our food bank! In fact, Community Food Share brings fresh produce, dairy, meat, and pantry items to several outdoor locations in a mobile pantry truck. If you’re in need of food assistance, you may receive groceries free of charge at one of our mobile pantries.
What to Bring
Please bring a photo identification and proof of current address in Boulder or Broomfield Counties such as your car registration or a bill that includes your name and current address. Also, please bring reusable shopping bags.
Nest Communities Mobile Pantry
Countryside Village Mobile Pantry
Centennial Elementary School Mobile Pantry
Westview Thursday Mobile Pantry
Westview Tuesday Mobile Pantry
Mobile Pantry Locations
Mobile pantries may be cancelled due to weather conditions. Please call us or check our Facebook page for closure notices. Additionally, mobile pantries that fall on holidays will be rescheduled or cancelled; use the calendar above to confirm all pantry dates and locations.
Centennial Elementary School Mobile Pantry
In partnership with Broomfield FISH and Centennial Elementary School
Where: Centennial Elementary School, 13200 Westlake Drive in Broomfield (in cul-de-sac near school parking lot)
When: 2:30-4:00 PM on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month
Countryside Village Mobile Pantry
Where: Countryside Village, 1400 S. Collyer Street in Longmont (behind the pool)
When: 1:00-2:15 PM on the second and fourth Thursdays of the month
Nest Communities
In partnership with EFAA, Harvest of Hope Pantry, and Nest Communities
Where: Nest Communities, 4990 Osage Drive in Boulder (parking lot)
When: 10:00-11:00 AM on the first and third Wednesdays of the month
Westview Mobile Pantry
Where: Westview Presbyterian Church, 1500 Hover Street in Longmont (parking lot)
When: 12:00-1:30 PM on the first and third Tuesdays of the month and 10:00 AM-12:00 PM on the first and third Thursdays of the month
Frequently Asked Questions: Mobile Pantries
There is no benefit to showing up early for Mobile Pantries. The length of the line fluctuates throughout the distribution, but participants are offered the same selection at all times during the allotted time frame. If shoppers arrive within the allotted time frame, they can expect to spend an average of thirty minutes with us.
You can come to all Mobile Pantry locations as frequently as you like; simply make sure to adhere to the allotted time frames. Please try your best to arrive at least ten minutes before the conclusion of the pantry.
Yes, we serve people on foot at drive-through Mobile Pantries but only if they do not have access to a car; walking up to a Mobile Pantry should not be used to skip the line. If you are without a car, simply walk up to where volunteers are distributing food, and someone will help you gather the available products.
If you are disabled in any way or unable to transport food, we have plenty of volunteers to give you a hand. Additionally, at drive-through pantries no lifting is necessary, and participants do not need to leave their vehicle.
At Community Food Share, we use a proxy-shopping system in which participants can recruit a friend, family member, or neighbor to shop for them in the case they are unable to do it themselves. If the participant is already enrolled, the proxy shopper simply arrives and provides the name and birthday of the participant. If the participant is not enrolled, they should call the Community Food Share office at 303-652-3663 to enroll over the phone before their proxy shopper arrives onsite.
Yes, there is no limit to the number of Community Food Share programs a participant can access. You are allowed to shop at as many Mobile Pantries as you want per week as well as use the Feeding Families program.
As long as conditions are safe for our staff members and volunteers, Mobile Pantries will occur as scheduled. In the case of extreme and dangerous wind and/or ice, Mobile Pantries will be cancelled. You can call the office if you are worried about a cancellation or check our social media pages or website calendar where all cancellations will be posted. Cancellations, however, are very rare.
Mobile Pantries offer participants a wide range of food options; meat, milk, assorted produce, and a variety of dry goods are always available. At walk-up distributions, participants can shop like they are in a grocery store. At drive-through distributions, food is added to a participant’s vehicle, but volunteers will offer a choice of meat, and participants can decline to receive certain categories of food i.e. produce or dairy.
If you are in need of food today and aren’t sure where to go, Community Food Share can help. Call us, or click here to find a resource near you.
For questions about mobile pantries, please contact us at:
Community Food Share Front Office
(303) 652-3663
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