For several years, Scott volunteered with EFAA by driving our food truck to grocery stores across Boulder to pick up produce, dairy, meats, and prepared food and deliver these essential…
Since May, as many as 6 to 8 million Americans have slipped into poverty as employment numbers stay high and federal safety net supports remain in limbo. Eight months into…
Christina’s parents taught her to be grateful for everything she has in life. It’s a value that is immediately apparent when you speak with her — she takes nothing for…
As a single mother, Genevieve has always tried to find a balance between work and being a mom. When she graduated from college in 2009, a classmate connected her with…
While most of EFAA’s services have moved to remote operations in order to curb the spread of COVID-19, our food bank has kept its doors open to help feed our…
After moving to the U.S. from Mexico over 20 years ago, Manuela managed to build a stable and loving home for her family here in Boulder. A savvy budgeter, Manuela…
Jennifer loves her job as a fitness instructor with the City of Boulder, but due to the coronavirus she was laid off from her position this spring. She decided the…
Greta is an incoming sophomore at Fairview High School who, along with her soccer teammates, hosted a walkathon fundraiser for EFAA. Ten hours, 26.8 miles, and a few blisters later,…
Maxx does an extra lap in a speedo after reaching his fundraising goal for EFAA. Grant and Maxx are cyclists with Blue Stage Cycling who wanted to use their passion…
Noni Murdock, a Centennial Middle School student, and her grandmother Patsy Helmetag decided to write a children’s book together as a way to stay connected during quarantine. Squeakestered follows a…