SNAP Info – November 2025

Avoid Scams

  • No one from SNAP will ever call or text you to ask for your card number, PIN, or personal information.
  • Do not share your EBT card number or PIN with anyone, not even if they claim to be from the government.
  • Do not pay for help – You should never have to pay to apply for or get help with your SNAP benefits.
  • Do not click links on social media, the internet, or your email. Go directly to trusted websites – co.gov/PEAK
  • Report suspicious calls or messages immediately to your local Department of Human Services office.

Receiving Benefits 

  • Continue to apply and recertify – counties are continuing to process paperwork so you will be ready to receive benefits as soon as funding is available.
  • Change your PIN often – especially if you think your card might have been skimmed or stolen.
  • Check your balance only through official channels – EBTEdge app, ebtedge.com, or 1-888-328-2656.
  • Find other forms of food assistance locally. 

How to Help

  • Donate money directly to area food banks. A dollar goes further than a can. Food banks can stretch $1 into nearly $6 of food, or about three full meals, by buying at wholesale prices and in bulk.
  • Donate food to your local pantry or food bank.
    • Canned tuna & chicken
    • Low-sodium nuts
    • Chili & soups
    • Quinoa 
    • Oats/Oatmeal
    • All-purpose flour
    • Maseca (masa) flour
    • Brown and/or white rice
    • Fruit canned in 100% juice
    • Low-sodium canned vegetables
    • Cereal with whole grains and low-sugar
    • Canned low-sodium black, kidney, pinto, and white beans
    • Canned or boxed meals & “meal-makers”
    • Shelf-stable milk, powdered milk, or milk alternatives (almond, coconut, oat, etc.)
  • Volunteer during a food drive or at a food pantry in your area.

Find Free Food


🥫 Alamosa County

Food Bank Network of the San Luis Valley
802 State Ave, Alamosa, CO 81101
(719) 589-4567
Monday–Wednesday & Friday 12 PM–4 PM
Offers groceries and USDA TEFAP commodities.

La Puente Outreach Services & Rainbow Kitchen
913 & 911 State Ave, Alamosa, CO
(719) 589-5909
Hot meals daily, food boxes, and hygiene items.

Adams State University
208 Edgemont Blvd, Alamosa, CO
Student Union Building CoRE Center
Mondays–Fridays 8 AM–5 PM
719-587-7962


🥫 Conejos County

Antonito
301 Front Street, Antonito
Fridays 11 AM–1:45 PM

Capulin
8197 HWY 15, Capulin
1st Monday of the month and the following Saturday 10 AM–12 PM

Conejos
Everyday Eats Food Program
6683 County Rd 13, Conejos, CO
(719) 274-4307
Offers monthly USDA commodity boxes to eligible households.

La Jara
Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church
19617 US 285, La Jara
Wednesdays 2:30 PM–5 PM • Also on the 1st Monday of the month 9:45 AM–11 AM


🥫 Costilla County

Blanca
Blanca Community Center
17591 E Hwy 160, Blanca
Mondays–Thursdays 9 AM–4 PM • Extra “Pop Up Pantry” – 1st Monday of the Month
719-379-3450

Ft. Garland
Holy Family Catholic Church
626 Beaubien Ave, Fort Garland
Mondays 1 PM–4 PM

San Luis People’s Market
Main St, San Luis, CO
Community-supported grocery with local produce and pantry items.

San Luis Pantry
5th St & Calle de Gallo, San Luis – Behind El Convento
Mondays 1 PM–3 PM


🥫 Mineral County

Creede
Silver Thread Public Health Assistance Programs
802 Rio Grande Ave
Mondays–Thursdays 8 AM–4 PM, Fridays 8 AM–3 PM
719-658-2416
Food pantry services available monthly via Rio Grande Public Health Office.


🥫 Rio Grande County

Del Norte
630 Spruce St., Del Norte (Alley behind Pioneer United Church)
Saturday after the 3rd Thursday of the month from 10 AM–12 PM
719-850-2643

Monte Vista Food Pantry
245 Washington Street
Tuesdays 4 PM–6 PM • Fridays 10 AM–12 PM
719-852-4851

Monte Vista – Social Services
Rio Grande County Social Services
719-657-3381


🥫 Saguache County

Center
Rainbow’s End
950 S. Worth Street, Center
Wednesdays 11 AM–1 PM

Crestone
Across from Baca Grande Library
6661 County Rd T, Crestone
Thursdays 3 PM–5:30 PM • 4th Saturday of the month 10 AM–12 PM

Crestone – Community Care Collective
Park in downtown Crestone
Saturday 10 AM – 1 PM

Moffat
Free Spirit Christian Church
Hwy 17 & Moffat Way, Moffat
Tuesdays 2 PM–4 PM
719-256-5114 / 719-650-5066

Saguache County TEFAP
Behind the clinic, Saguache, CO
(719) 655-2537
USDA food distribution — call for schedule.

Saguache Works Food Pantry
404 4th St, Saguache, CO
Offers groceries and community support services.

Healing HEARTS Pantry
210 5th St, Saguache
Monday–Saturday* Appointment Only — must call ahead to schedule
719-580-6145


🌎 Statewide Resource

Hunger Free Colorado Food Finder
https://hungerfreecolorado.org/find-food
Hotline: 855-855-4626
Helps locate food pantries and meal programs across Colorado.

$10 Dinners

San Luis Valley Colorado Gives Roundup

Support San Luis Valley Nonprofits on Colorado Gives Day 2023— Dec. 5th

The holiday season is a time for giving back, and Colorado Gives Day on December 5th provides the perfect opportunity. This annual event brings together donors statewide to support vital nonprofits through ColoradoGives.org.

About Colorado Gives Day

Colorado Gives Day is a powerful statewide movement for charitable giving. This annual event organized through ColoradoGives.org makes donating easy by connecting donors directly to vetted local nonprofits.

In 2022, over $53 million was raised for nonprofits across Colorado through Colorado Gives Day.

In the San Luis Valley (SLV), we can direct donations to organizations addressing crucial local needs like hunger relief, affordable housing, healthcare access, education, animal welfare, and more. Though the SLV includes some of the poorest counties in Colorado, it is also home to many dedicated nonprofits working to create change.

This Colorado Gives Day, we encourage you to give generously to any of these worthy SLV nonprofits making a difference locally. No matter who you choose to support, your donation will stay here in the Valley, fueling impact where needs are greatest.

Discover SLV Nonprofits to Support this Colorado Gives Day

Below are 30+ SLV nonprofits participating in Colorado Gives Day 2023. Peruse causes meaningful to you and give on December 5th via ColoradoGives.org. Early giving is open now through December 5th.

Food Security & Food Access in the SLV:

  • San Luis Valley Local Foods Coalition – Fostering an equitable local food system through programs like the Valley Roots Food Hub and Rio Grande Farm Park.
  • La Puente Home – Providing food, shelter and services for Alamosa County’s homeless population.

 “I have learned to incorporate healthy foods into 3 meals a day. I’ve also realized the importance of checking labels. It was all perfect.”

Brook about Cooking Matters, an SLV Local Foods Coalition program

Immigrant Resources in the SLV:

Housing in the SLV:

  • Habitat for Humanity of the San Luis Valley – Constructing affordable SLV homes through partnerships with families and volunteers.
  • Crestone Peak Community Housing – Developing affordable housing opportunities in the Crestone area.

Healthcare in the SLV:

  • Valley Citizens Foundation for Health Care – Helping provide primary healthcare access for uninsured and underserved SLV residents.
  • Blue Peaks Developmental Services – Supporting individuals with developmental disabilities through employment, housing, transportation and more.

Youth Programs in the SLV:

Recreation & Outdoors in the SLV:

Animal Welfare & Wildlife in the SLV:

Environmental Protection in the SLV:

Community Programs in the SLV:

Thank you again for allowing us to attend the Conejos Summit this past weekend. It was wonderful to meet so many community members and see them collaborate so passionately about the community!~

Nicholas Stoll about the CFAA, an SLV Local Foods Coalition program

Arts & Culture in the SLV:

Donate Generously this Colorado Gives Day

No matter what cause you’re passionate about, you can find a way to make a difference right here in the Valley.

Together, we can create powerful change from within by fueling the organizations tirelessly working to help our communities thrive and grow.

Visit ColoradoGives.org from today through December 5th to make a donation to any of the vetted SLV nonprofits featured here. Every gift makes an impact.

Let’s unite to build a better, stronger future for the San Luis Valley this Colorado Gives Day!

Don’t see your SLV non-profit on the list?
Have a quote to share about your favorite non-profit’s impact on the Valley?
Email us at daliah.slvlocalfoods@gmail.com to be added.

5 Holiday Meal Planning Tips to Bring Your Guests Together

Adapted from foodrevolution.org

From SLV Cooking Matters:

Even if the thought of hosting a holiday meal intimidates you, a bit of advance planning can ease your stress and create a better experience for everyone. Luckily, with these holiday meal planning tips, you can take some of the pressure off yourself while also maximizing both the food quality and festive atmosphere.

Incluso si la idea de organizar una comida festiva lo intimida, un poco de planificación anticipada puede aliviar su estrés y crear una mejor experiencia para todos. Afortunadamente, con estos consejos para la planificación de comidas festivas, puede quitarse un poco de presión mientras maximiza tanto la calidad de la comida como el ambiente festivo.

1) Reach out to your guests / Llegar a sus invitados.

With your invitation, consider asking these two questions:

Do you have any dietary restrictions? (Allergies, sensitivities, religious or ethical considerations, etc.)

¿Tiene usted algunas restricciones en su dieta? (Alergias, sensibilidades, consideraciones religiosas o éticas, etc.)


What are your food preferences? (We can’t promise, but we’ll do our best to serve food you’ll enjoy eating.)

¿Cuáles son tus preferencias alimenticias? (No podemos prometerlo, pero haremos todo lo posible para servirle alimentos que disfrutará comer).

2) You don’t have to please everyone! / ¡No tienes que complacer a todos!

While it’s helpful to know about your guests’ dietary preferences, and considerate to do your best to accommodate them, you don’t have to twist yourself into knots trying to please everyone. Don’t undermine your own health and well-being while worrying about everyone else. There are a couple of ways you can simplify a meal so that everyone can have something they want to eat.

First, consider making “neutral” dishes. It’s always easier to add an ingredient to a dish than remove it once it’s already in. If you have your heart set on that wild rice salad with dried cranberries and toasted pecans, but a couple of your guests are allergic to nuts, go ahead and make the salad without the nuts, and serve them in a separate bowl on the side.

Second, don’t be shy about asking someone with a particular dietary preference or restriction to bring a dish that they will enjoy. Many vegans, for example, love to contribute something to omnivorous gatherings (and are often used to doing so!). And gluten-free eaters may happily bring some gluten-free stuffing for themselves or even to share with the whole crew. Keep in mind that most folks who have dietary restrictions appreciate the heads-up that the menu may not include enough dishes for them, so they can come prepared.

Don’t undermine your own health and well-being while worrying about everyone else. No socave su propia salud y bienestar mientras se preocupa por los demás.

Si bien es útil conocer las preferencias dietéticas de sus invitados y es considerado hacer todo lo posible para acomodarlos, no tiene que enredarse tratando de complacer a todos. No socave su propia salud y bienestar mientras se preocupa por los demás. Hay un par de maneras en que puede simplificar una comida para que todos puedan tener algo que quieran comer.

Primero, considere hacer platos “neutrales”. Siempre es más fácil agregar un ingrediente a un plato que quitarlo una vez que ya está adentro. Si tiene su corazón puesto en esa ensalada de arroz salvaje con arándanos secos y nueces tostadas, pero un par de sus invitados son alérgicos a las nueces, adelante y prepara la ensalada sin las nueces y sírvelas en un recipiente aparte a un lado.

En segundo lugar, no se avergüence de pedirle a alguien con una preferencia o restricción dietética particular que traiga un plato que le guste. A muchos veganos, por ejemplo, les encanta contribuir con algo a las reuniones omnívoras (¡y a menudo están acostumbrados a hacerlo!). Y los comedores sin gluten pueden traer felizmente un poco de relleno sin gluten para ellos o incluso para compartir con toda la tripulación. Tenga en cuenta que la mayoría de las personas que tienen restricciones dietéticas aprecian el aviso de que es posible que el menú no incluya suficientes platos para ellos, por lo que pueden venir preparados.

3) Consider hosting a Potluck / Considere organizar un Potluck

Take the “please bring a dish” strategy global by making your holiday gathering a potluck. This can be an excellent choice if you’re hosting a large crowd with diverse diets. In this scenario, everyone now has options they can eat and enjoy — while also taking some of the pressure off you as the host.

To facilitate the process, you could ask attendees to add what they plan to make to a shared document. Or if you don’t want to manage the process so closely and are ok with the “luck” part of potluck, assign types of dishes (mains, salads, sides, desserts) based on the first letter of the guests’ last names or some other randomization scheme. Then, ask your invitees to post a note on the dish they bring listing the ingredients, also noting if the recipe doesn’t meet the dietary needs of someone who will be attending.

Lleve a cabo la estrategia global de “por favor traiga un plato” haciendo que su reunión festiva sea una comida compartida. Esta puede ser una excelente opción si tiene una gran multitud con dietas diversas. En este escenario, todos ahora tienen opciones que pueden comer y disfrutar, al mismo tiempo que te quitan algo de presión como anfitrión.

Para facilitar el proceso, puede pedir a los asistentes que agreguen lo que planean hacer en un documento compartido. O si no quiere controlar el proceso tan de cerca y está de acuerdo con la parte de la “suerte” de la comida compartida, asigne tipos de platos (principales, ensaladas, guarniciones, postres) según la primera letra de los apellidos de los invitados o algún otro esquema de aleatorización. Luego, pídales a sus invitados que publiquen una nota en el plato que traen con una lista de los ingredientes, y que también indiquen si la receta no satisface las necesidades dietéticas de alguien que asistirá.

4) Focus on Building Bonds / Concéntrese en construir vínculos

Research shows that positive feelings and moods are health-promoting. The holidays may be a good time to relax your own dietary rules — for the sake of goodwill with your family and friends. For example, if you typically avoid oil or certain processed foods, a holiday meal with family can be an instance where you can stretch a little if you can do so without damaging your well-being or your integrity.

After all, the holidays are about spending time with loved ones and building fond memories. And sometimes that means being flexible and practicing compassion towards others — especially where there are differences. This doesn’t mean you have to compromise your values or your health. It just means that the holidays are an excellent time to be particularly thoughtful and generous.

Las investigaciones muestran que los sentimientos y estados de ánimo positivos promueven la salud. Las vacaciones pueden ser un buen momento para relajar sus propias reglas dietéticas, por el bien de la buena voluntad con su familia y amigos. Por ejemplo, si normalmente evita el aceite o ciertos alimentos procesados, una comida festiva con la familia puede ser una instancia en la que puede estirarse un poco si puede hacerlo sin dañar su bienestar o su integridad.

Después de todo, las vacaciones se tratan de pasar tiempo con los seres queridos y construir buenos recuerdos. Y a veces eso significa ser flexible y practicar la compasión hacia los demás, especialmente cuando hay diferencias. Esto no significa que tenga que comprometer sus valores o su salud. Simplemente significa que las vacaciones son un momento excelente para ser particularmente considerado y generoso.

5) Discuss Topics that may unite rather than divide / Discutir temas que pueden unir en lugar de dividir

Here are some ideas you can use for your holiday event:

  • Ask about what’s going on in people’s lives.
  • Talk about hobbies and interests.
  • Ask about the best things that have happened in the last year, or about your hopes and dreams for your life in the year to come.
  • Ask for recommendations for favorite TV shows, movies, music, podcasts, recipes.
  • Have each person to say three things they are grateful for.
  • When possible, focus on gratitude, humility, and being thankful for having food to share, as well as things like family, friends, and a home.

Aquí hay algunas ideas que puede usar para su evento festivo:

  • Pregunte sobre lo que está pasando en la vida de las personas.
  • Hable sobre pasatiempos e intereses.
  • Pregunte sobre las mejores cosas que han sucedido en el último año, o sobre sus esperanzas y sueños para su vida en el próximo año.
  • Pida recomendaciones sobre sus programas de TV, películas, música, podcasts y recetas favoritas.
  • Pida a cada persona que diga tres cosas por las que está agradecido.
  • Cuando sea posible, concéntrese en la gratitud, la humildad y el agradecimiento por tener comida para compartir, así como cosas como la familia, los amigos y un hogar.

We hope these tips were helpful for creating a holiday meal that brings your family, friends, and community together. Happy holidays from the San Luis Valley Cooking Matters team and Local Foods Coalition!

Esperamos que estos consejos hayan sido útiles para crear una comida festiva que reúna a su familia, amigos y comunidad. ¡Felices fiestas de parte del equipo de San Luis Valley Cooking Matters y Local Foods Coalition!

A Win for Local Foods

¡Una victoria para los alimentos locales!


A word from SLV Local Foods Coalition Director, Liza Marron / Una palabra de la directora de la Coalición de Alimentos Locales de SLV, Liza Marron:


Election Night Reporting is Complete for Saguache County and due to my win, Saguache County will have its first majority-woman board of commissioners ever. Thank you to my honorable competitor Jeff Phillips for a fine race. I will start out my tenure as commissioner as a learner and listener. I want to be the best steward of county government and Saguache County constituents’ resources as I can be – along with my two more seasoned commissioners.

Los informes de la noche de las elecciones están completos para el condado de Saguache y, debido a mi victoria, el condado de Saguache tendrá su primera junta de comisionados mayoritariamente femenina. Gracias a mi honorable competidor Jeff Phillips por una excelente carrera. Comenzaré mi mandato como comisionado como aprendiz y oyente. Quiero ser el mejor administrador posible de los recursos del gobierno del condado y de los electores del condado de Saguache, junto con mis dos comisionados más experimentados.

This is a bittersweet honor in my life as I have to let go of the leadership of the San Luis Valley Local Foods Coalition. We all want this organization to thrive into the future and towards that end, our board and staff with the support of Civic Canopy are working diligently on our transition leadership plan.

Este es un honor agridulce en mi vida ya que tengo que dejar el liderazgo de la Coalición de Alimentos Locales del Valle de San Luis. Todos queremos que esta organización prospere en el futuro y, con ese fin, nuestra junta y el personal, con el apoyo de Civic Canopy, están trabajando diligentemente en nuestro plan de liderazgo de transición.

I am feeling gratitude for the vote of confidence for a new chapter in my life serving closer to home. I am feeling equal gratitude for the amazing people of the SLV who have worked in partnership to foster an equitable local food system here.

Siento gratitud por el voto de confianza para un nuevo capítulo en mi vida sirviendo más cerca de casa. Siento la misma gratitud por las increíbles personas del SLV que han trabajado en asociación para fomentar un sistema alimentario local equitativo aquí.

In Local Food We Trust / En Comida Local Confiamos

Warm Regards / Un cordial saludo,

Liza Marron

Local Bites

  • Congrats to Rising Stewards ’22
  • Local Food Panel Aug 27
  • Cooking Matters teaches H2A Workers
  • Hiring SLV Community Food Assessment Coordinator
  • Valley Roots Food Hub is Hiring!
  • MoKi at Pride Fest
  • Goodbye Ally Jean
  • LOCAL! Save the Date – Sep 30-Oct 2
  • SLVLFC named Conservation Hero
  • Crestone Energy Fair
  • Seeking Youth Voices for Food Summit
  • Alamosa Arts Fest Sep 16-17
  • Summer Farmers Markets
  • SLV Immigrant Resource Center Celebrates 20th Anniversary

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  • Felicidades a Rising Stewards ’22
  • Panel de comida local 27 de agosto
  • Cooking Matters enseña a los trabajadores H2A
  • Contratación del Coordinador de Evaluación de Alimentos de la Comunidad SLV
  • ¡Valley Roots Food Hub está contratando!
  • Moki en el festival del orgullo
  • Adiós Ally Jean
  • ¡LOCAL! Reserve la fecha: del 30 de septiembre al 2 de octubre
  • SLVLFC nombrado Héroe de la Conservación
  • Feria de energía de Crestone
  • Buscando Voces Juveniles para la Cumbre Alimentaria
  • Festival de las Artes de Alamosa 16 y 17 de septiembre
  • Mercados de agricultores de verano
  • El Centro de Recursos para Inmigrantes SLV Celebra su 20 Aniversario

Join the Local Foods Coalition Team! & Other Updates

Highlights:

Join the Local Foods Coalition Team!

Adobe Wall Build at RGFP

CSA from Valley Roots Food Hub

Cooking Matters Family Classes

Mercado Del Norte Opens June 2

MoKi Chicken Sandwiches at First Friday

Frontier Drive-In Opening June 25th

Grain School in the Field

VEGI Garden Nights Tuesdays 5-7 pm

Photo depicts our Alpine Acheivers Intiative AmeriCorps Member Christina Riccardo sealing adobe bricks with a natural earthen mixture. Construction of the adobe wall is in motion, and there are plenty of days for the public to join in the fun! 

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