Everyday Eats
Everyday Eats, formerly known as EverGreen Boxes™, provides nutritious food to income-qualifying individuals at least 60 years of age, with the goal of improving health by providing key nutrients.
Also known as the Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP), Everyday Eats is administered at the federal level by the USDA. Food Bank of the Rockies and Food Bank of Wyoming are proud to offer the Everyday Eats Program at no cost to qualifying Colorado and Wyoming residents each month.
Need knows no age, which is why Food Bank of the Rockies and Food Bank of Wyoming distribute food through Everyday Eats to qualifying Colorado and Wyoming residents aged 60+ throughout Colorado and Wyoming. We are proud to offer home delivery for clients in the counties of Adams, Arapahoe, Denver, and Jefferson counties in Colorado, and Natrona County in Wyoming.
In fiscal year 2024, Food Bank of the Rockies partnered with 134 Hunger Relief Partners to provide Everyday Eats food boxes.
Everyday Eats by the Numbers for Fiscal Year 2024
Everyday Eats boxes are available every month at no cost to income-qualifying Colorado and Wyoming residents at least 60 years of age.
“I’m 94 years old and after my husband died, I didn’t get his social security check anymore. The food I receive monthly from this program helps me eat well.”
Ramona – Everyday Eats client
Amy has macular degeneration and shared that she “lives right on the edge” when it comes to her budget. “The food I receive from Food Bank of the Rockies’ monthly Everyday Eats box really helps,” she said.
Amy – Everyday Eats client
FAQs
Everyday Eats boxes are available at no cost on a monthly basis to Colorado and Wyoming residents aged 60+ who meet the income eligibility requirements. Individuals whose household income falls at or below 150% of the Federal Poverty Income Guidelines are eligible.
