Community Food Bank has spent over 40 years providing emergency food in Mesa County.

Nutrition is important for healthy families, and the Community Food Bank aims to provide nutritious meals to those in need.

There are no income qualifications or other restrictions on who is eligible to receive emergency food.

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Community Food Bank will be CLOSED on Monday 1/20 in observance of MLK Jr. Day
Apologies for any inconvenience – we will be open for our normal hours the remainder of the week.

NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ANNOUNCEMENT
The Community Food Bank is pleased to welcome our new Executive Director, Alisha Wenger to our team. Marsha Kosteva has done such a wonderful job stewarding the organization over the past two years, and Alisha is excited to pick up where she is leaving off. We thank Marsha for her service and hope she enjoys some much-deserved rest and travel!!

You can reach Alisha at alisha@foodbankgj.org or call (970) 640-0336 x3

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The Community Food Bank in Grand Junction has been committed to feeding those in need in Mesa County since 1978. Our mission is to provide nutritious food to individuals and families in crisis. There are no income qualifications or other restrictions on who is eligible to receive a 3-day supply of emergency food.

Our open approach to food distribution allows us to help you when you need it most. When you experience unplanned expenses or your employment status changes suddenly – help is here for you and your family. Up to nine times a year, individuals and families can receive food from the Community Food Bank. Those over age 60 can visit the Community Food Bank twelve times in a calendar year.

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“We must work to ensure the human dignity
that comes with a life free from hunger and poverty.”