What Does Food Insecurity Look Like?
There are many stigmas around who food insecurity effects, but in truth those effected are our friends, family, neighbors, and colleagues. As a challenge that’s often faced behind closed doors, it can be difficult to picture just how prevalent it is. We believe, by sharing stories from our community, we can better relate to each other and appreciate the importance of our collective efforts. For so many in our community, the smallest act of kindness can make a world of difference.
The Faces of Nourishment
Thanks to the support of our tremendous community, we’re able to see the faces of nourishment each and every day at our onsite and offsite food distribution programs!
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Understanding Food Insecurity in Our Community
Behind each image below, you will find key statistics and insights into how food insecurity impacts families, children and older adults in our community, and how Community Food Share is working tirelessly to address these challenges.
Families
Children
Mobility and health concerns become prevalent for many of our older adult neighbors. In Boulder and Broomfield counties, food insecurity affects about 7.3% of older adults, or approximately 2,700 individuals.
Older Adults
Stories from Our Community
Hope, Health, and
Full Hearts for All
Volunteering alongside her mother, this young shopper shares her heartfelt experience, highlighting the welcoming and joyful environment of Community Food Share. She encourages others to see beyond the stigmas, emphasizing the love and happiness that fills the space. Her story highlights Community Food Share’s mission to bring hope, health, and happiness to those in need.
A Lifeline for All Health, Diet, and Cultural Needs
Peggy, a retired educator who faced unexpected disability retirement, found a lifeline in Community Food Share. With a health condition requiring specific food items, she’s able to find the items she needs to eat a balanced diet. More importantly, Peggy experiences a welcoming and dignified environment that makes her feel valued and supported.
Connecting the Community Through Nourishment
Emmanuel discovered Community Food Share a year ago and it has been a game-changer for this individual from a one-income household. But it’s more than food that Community Food Share offers; it provides a strong sense of community, visible from the moment you arrive. People of all backgrounds come together, supported by dedicated volunteers, creating a vibrant, inclusive environment.
A Fresh Start Through
Fresh Food
After two years of homelessness, this Louisiana family found a lifeline in Community Food Share. Down to their last $200 they found and received the support they needed. Their shopping cart was filled with food and their hearts with hope. Access to nutritious food allowed them to redirect resources towards other essential needs, aiding their recovery.
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The consequences of food insecurity are often invisible, but they take a toll. Your support can help end hunger in our community and bring about the faces of nourishment! Never Doubt the value of your support!
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25February9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Feeding Families Wednesday Hours
Community Food Share's Onsite Feeding Families Pantry25February9:30 am - 11:00 amBroomfield Commons Mobile Pantry
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26February9:30 am - 10:30 am
Countryside Village Mobile Pantry
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