EFAA’s Food Pantry is Back!
EFAA has officially re-opened our food pantry at 1575 Yarmouth Ave as of Tuesday, November 5th! EFAA’s food pantry was displaced after the building suffered severe water damage from a…
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It’s Time to Vote!
Elections are upcoming on Tuesday, November. 5. In Boulder, there are a total of six seats up for election on city council, and a majority of seats will be going…
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Make your voice heard on SNAP
The federal government is poised to make a change that could deprive thousands of Coloradans — including 1,177 residents of Boulder County — of critical access to food, by raising…
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EFAA Helps Participants Get Ahead
EFAA’s first Getting Ahead cohort will help 16 participants gain the resources to build a more prosperous life. As the City of Boulder’s Family Resource Center, EFAA began facilitating Getting…
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Local Couple Gives $1 Million to Strengthen Families
The Ned and Nathalie Fund has committed to donating $1 million to EFAA over the course of four years to support EFAA’s work in preventing homelessness and child poverty…
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EFAA Volunteer Awarded Truman Scholarship
This summer, University of Colorado student and EFAA volunteer, Jake Reagan was awarded one of the most prestigious scholarships in the country for his dedication to public service. As a…
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Finding Your Own Path out of Poverty
At EFAA, the heart of our mission is to help families in need find their path toward self-sufficiency and financial stability. For each family, that path looks different— what it…
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Micron Technology Gives Back
This year, EFAA was chosen as Micron Technology’s Charity of Choice! Micron, which has a local office in Longmont, is a leader in innovative memory solutions. Their Charity of Choice…
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EFAA Food Pantry Gets a Makeover!
This October, a group of dedicated volunteers and staff members took on the task of redesigning EFAA’s food pantry. The reason? To allow more room for nutritious food options and…
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Keep The Safety Net Intact for All Families
On September 22, 2018, the Trump Administration’s Department of Homeland Security proposed changes to the ‘public charge’ rule that may have a dramatic impact on immigrants and temporary visa holders…
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