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Hunger in Colorado

1 in 9 Coloradans are experiencing food insecurity, including 1 in 7 children.* Inadequate nutrition can result in troubling consequences for kids’ health at nearly every stage of childhood development.

Every county in the United States shares one thing in common: food insecurity. Parents skip meals so they can feed their children, older adults choose between buying medicine and food, and students decide between their education and lunch. These tough choices are an unfortunate reality for many of our Colorado neighbors.

The good news is that we can answer the challenge of hunger together.

Right now, Food Bank of the Rockies provides food to 1 in 9 individuals throughout our service area in Colorado, including children. View the need for hunger relief by county using the map of our service area, below. Then, visit our blog to learn about the difference Food Bank of the Rockies is making with the support of our volunteers, donors, and Hunger Relief Partners.

Inspired to help? Please consider volunteering or making a gift to Food Bank of the Rockies.

Colorado

596

HUNGER RELIEF PARTNERS
Does not include 150 Hunger Relief Partners in Wyoming

49

MOBILE PANTRIES
Does not include 19 Mobile Pantries in Wyoming

110

EVERYDAY EATS PARTNERS

134

FOOD FOR KIDS PARTNERS
BroomfieldGilpinLakeDenverClear CreekSedgwickSan JuanTellerPhillipsBoulderCrowleyAlamosaArapahoeMineralOurayJeffersonCusterDouglasRio GrandeAdamsMorganSummitConejosPitkinOteroBentCostillaArchuletaHinsdaleProwersChaffeeFremontDeltaCheyenneDoloresSan MiguelKiowaLoganEagleLa PlataKit CarsonEl PasoYumaElbertBacaMontezumaJacksonParkPuebloMontroseWashingtonGrandHuerfanoRouttLarimerLincolnSaguacheRio BlancoMoffatMesaGarfieldWeldGunnisonLas Animas100%
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Food Bank of the Rockies serves a portion of Gunnison and Lincoln counties.

*All external data taken from the 2022 U.S. Census and 2022 Map the Meal Gap study by Feeding America.