What is Harvest for Hunger?
Harvest for Hunger, located in Snowmass Village, is a charitable organization dedicated to reducing food waste in the Roaring Fork Valley and helping those in need.
Harvest for Hunger collects from grocery stores and food retailers at least two times a week and distributes to the entire Roaring Fork Valley from Glenwood Springs, Carbondale, and El Jebel, up to Snowmass Village and Aspen.
Want to get involved? Harvest for Hunger is accepting volunteers. Join their drivers as they collect food from various grocery stores, bakeries, coffee shops, and hotels from Aspen to Carbondale, or pop in occasionally to help restock and clean the shelves. Learn more about volunteering with Harvest for Hunger.
Visit Harvest for Hunger's website to learn more.
Harvest for Hunger in the Library
Available When the Library is Open | Main Entrance Foyer
Free food is available from Harvest for Hunger at the Pitkin County Library through a grab-and-go, no-questions-asked process. Harvest for Hunger's mini fridge at the Library is stocked twice a week, based on the availability of supplies, and is located in the main entrance foyer.
Please do not leave food donations at the Library. Take food donations to Harvest for Hunger, located in the Snowmass Town Hall Harvest for Hunger Food Pantry.
Harvest for Hunger Food Pantry in Snowmass Town Hall
Monday-Friday | 8:30am-4:30pm | 130 Kearns Road, Snowmass Village
This Stigma-Free Self-Service Food Pantry is open 5 days a week and is available for the public to pick up free food anonymously.
