I found everyone there to be kind. I was happy with the choices yesterday and was able to get food…read morefor my family. Very grateful for the food bank.

We frequent the Fort Collins food bank. The volunteers need better training . They manage some of…read morethe most vulnerable populations in our community. As a person with a disability that is not visible I have attempted to shop on Wednesdays when services are suppose to provide easier access to seniors and those with disabilities. Despite documenting the disability in their intake documentation, and after standing in line for about 45 minutes, the volunteer at the front desk looked at my age and informed me I wasn't a senior and should not be there shopping that day. The sad part is how loud her voice carried across the entire line of clients. I informed her I had a disability and informed her it was documented in their intake paperwork. Every subsequent visit has been a repeat to the intake person questioning why I am there shopping that day. I finally gave up trying to show up on Wednesdays. Not all disabilities are physical and visible. My question is why senior citizens aren't required to give proof of age every time they shop, or asked to verify if they are seniors? Once their age is recorded they are given a green light but someone with a disability has to request the same treatment as seniors because the volunteers are forming a judgement because they aren't seeing a physical disability.

We love and appreciate everything Weld Food Bank does for our community. We're so honored to have…read morebecome great friends with them and to join in their efforts, from volunteering to creating videos and partnering for "Compete to Beat Hunger." The work they do is truly amazing, and every time we volunteer with them, it's filled with happiness and a deep appreciation for the community they serve. We can't wait to continue supporting them in every way possible!

Incredible agency! Huge operation within Boulder county. They provide food and services to…read morethousands each month. Truly a gift to have them and everyone is always very nice!

Community Food Share is one of Boulder's oldest food support non profits still in existence, dating…read moreback to 1981 or so. I have donated, I have had a neighbor who drove the collection truck to groceries and eateries and shops such as Starbucks back in the 90s for excess food to take to their ever growing food bank serving Boulder County. My son did volunteer work there in the late 90s, sorting produce from local groceries so that the best was offered to needy families. The staff he worked with were phenomenal and generous with their time training volunteers. I have contributed to their regular collection drives. This is the time of year that they run their Let's Bag Hunger campaign. You can donate bags of groceries at many grocery stores and they can always use direct money donations too. With Yelp being so food centric, I'd like to see us consider this option. I know I will and hope you do too. Please check their website for specific options.

extraordinary well! food & service went beyond the normal standard!! I'd recommend this service…read moreto anyone!!

Anthony and his team were awesome, helping provide meals for the less fortunate and doing it out of…read moretheir hearts is something that is rare and hard to come by. Best of luck and many blessings!

Honestly the best staff, and the cause they back is absolutely brilliant. Way to go ambitious!read more

This store is kind of out of town, but it has a wide selection. I haven't found that many things…read morehere, but i still like going here occasionally

This food bank is wonderful if you were having a hard time and just need help getting back on your…read morefeet

The Parker task force feeds the hungry in our community and makes a terrific difference in their…read moresafety. Many people don't realize that children are going hungry in America. The Parker task force is one way to make a difference in the community for people who are in need right now but not for those who are lazy or long term unwilling to work.

A small and quaint little thrift shop. Prices were great considering what other thrift shops…read morecharge. Friendly staff person great us coming in and leaving the store. A cool little place to stop in at when in Golden.

I have been shopping at this wonderful thrift shop for years. All proceeds from the thrift shop…read morebenefit the food bank that serves hundreds of people each month. The shop prices are great. Donations are able to be dropped off on Wednesdays. There are a lot of high quality name brand items. This is a great way to recycle. Reduce waste and support food security, in Golden. Today I scored two like new brooks brothers wool sweaters for $40 and a stack of paper plates for a dollar! I highly recommend shopping, supporting, donating & volunteering at the CAG. It's also a great place to pick up odds and ends for the kitchen.

The work being done here exemplifies heroic leadership and logistics. I was honored to work in the…read moreschool prep kitchen for the day. The sous chef had us rocking and rolling in no time. She said that she wanted to be sure that the future generation was well fed and made it her personal mission. They were simulataneously prepping for a fund raiser that we were privvy to and it was spectacular. This was a check on a bucket list volunteer opportunity that I have wanted to do.

Just the greatest organization doing the greatest work ever. Highly organized great organization! A…read morelot of corporate volunteers who give their time to this wonderful cause. The volunteers are genuinely appreciative. Great place for a teen service project!

Great food bank that helps many people. They are moving to Broadway and Yale area so check…read morelocation before you go

As others have mentioned, the adoption fee is significantly more than most rescues. Yet they are…read morenot thorough on the descriptions of the pups and their medical history. We adopted a dog that very clearly has retained deciduous canines which a vet has told me should have been extracted pre-adoption and at the least been noted in his medical history. As a result we will be spending $1000-2000 in dental surgery just mere weeks after adoption. While we have fallen in love with the pup and decided to keep him, we truthfully would not have adopted him if we knew the vet and rescue left him requiring 1000s in dental exam and surgery. It is the rescues obligation to be thorough and upfront about the animal's medical history. The partner vet refused to speak to me about our dog's chart. We requested a refund of the adoption fee to help offset surgery costs and they refused. What's the point in paying $600-700 in adoption fee if they are not going to treat the dog properly?! They seem only interested in making money hence the high fee and poor communication. If they actually cared they would refund us as this is a huge mistake on their part. As others have also said they are not upfront about behavioral issues either it seems yet they are so intrusive in the adoption application. I strongly recommend rescuing at a more credible rescue that has better communication and actual interest in the dogs' future and health... really disappointed. On another note, the foster was met was very kind and seemed to care about the dog we adopted.

I was formerly a foster home during my Colorado residency. They were very supportive, and their…read moreorganization was staffed by committed, competent folks.