Our Impact

What We Do

There is a lot more to providing adequate hunger relief to all of Weld County than one might think. As a food bank we acquire, handle and distribute food through our direct service programs and partner agencies. We hold ourselves to a high standard of food safety to ensure that we treat our donations with the utmost care, and also to prevent bringing illness to those we serve. This requires thorough procedures and continual monitoring of ourselves and our agencies.

We can’t make all this happen without resources. Our truck fleet is constantly on the road picking up donations from farmers, retailers and other community partners. Members of our staff work diligently with businesses and individuals to convey the importance of financially supporting the food bank. Without the adequate storage space, including our coolers and freezer, we wouldn’t be able to store the amount of food we have, especially the fresh produce, dairy, meat and other perishable items. Most importantly, our operations are heavily dependent upon volunteer support in every area. All these pieces work together to make Weld Food Bank what it is.

Follow the links to learn about each of our impactful programs we use to feed our neighbors.

Due to the weather, the following changes have been made to our operating hours:

  • Monday, January 20th
    • Emergency Food distribution at our warehouse and the Mobile Food Pantry in Hudson will be CLOSED all day.
  • Tuesday, January 21st
    • Emergency Food distribution at our warehouse will be CLOSED in the morning. It will be OPEN from 12:00PM to 3:45PM. (Please note the early start time)
    • Everyday Eats in Fort Lupton will be CLOSED in the morning. It will be OPEN from 1:00PM to 3:45PM.
  • On both days, our main office will be open for regular operating hours and all indoor volunteer activities will continue as planned.