Current events & happenings...
Community Conversations
Join us in our community conversations, read our newsletter, and find out about our training session. To get more information, click HERE.
Join us in our community conversations, read our newsletter, and find out about our training session. To get more information, click HERE.
Food Distribution through the Food Pantries and Other Partners
We honor and are grateful for the work of the six food pantries in Archuleta County. The FSFE - Food Coalition facilitated the formation of the Food Pantry Network in Archuleta County and continues to support them through food resources and Food Distribution Center. Loaves and Fishes and the Pagosa Senior Center offer resources and are a great service to our community members. To get more information about the hours of operation of these champions, click HERE.
We honor and are grateful for the work of the six food pantries in Archuleta County. The FSFE - Food Coalition facilitated the formation of the Food Pantry Network in Archuleta County and continues to support them through food resources and Food Distribution Center. Loaves and Fishes and the Pagosa Senior Center offer resources and are a great service to our community members. To get more information about the hours of operation of these champions, click HERE.
Vista Lake Park: Community Garden & Park
This project is a community-led effort that relies on the insight and expertise of residents. You are welcome to attend the ongoing activities and build community around garden, food, and culture. For information on dates and times of the event checkout our facebook. To learn more, click HERE.
This project is a community-led effort that relies on the insight and expertise of residents. You are welcome to attend the ongoing activities and build community around garden, food, and culture. For information on dates and times of the event checkout our facebook. To learn more, click HERE.
Community Celebration
Join FSFE - Food Coalition in Celebrating and Honoring our Community on July 23rd, 2022. To get more information, click HERE.
Join FSFE - Food Coalition in Celebrating and Honoring our Community on July 23rd, 2022. To get more information, click HERE.
Book Club
The FSFE - Food Coalition hosts book clubs. The most recent one featured, “Closing the Food Gap: Resetting the Table in the Land of the Plenty,” by Mark Winne, October 19th - November 16th in Pagosa Springs. To learn more, click HERE.
The FSFE - Food Coalition hosts book clubs. The most recent one featured, “Closing the Food Gap: Resetting the Table in the Land of the Plenty,” by Mark Winne, October 19th - November 16th in Pagosa Springs. To learn more, click HERE.
Past events & happenings...
Snack in a Pack
The Snack in a Backpack project was a community initiated project that was developed and selected during the participatory budgeting process. In partnership with the Archuleta School District, it was set to roll out for three weeks in April. The sacks of snacks offer nutritious foods to support children's health and wellbeing. You can learn more about this project by clicking HERE.
The Snack in a Backpack project was a community initiated project that was developed and selected during the participatory budgeting process. In partnership with the Archuleta School District, it was set to roll out for three weeks in April. The sacks of snacks offer nutritious foods to support children's health and wellbeing. You can learn more about this project by clicking HERE.
December 2020 Food Happenings!
Distributed Holiday Food Boxes, Meals, and More. Click HERE to see all the food happenings.
Distributed Holiday Food Boxes, Meals, and More. Click HERE to see all the food happenings.
Take Out Together 2020
Partnered with Community Organizations and Restaurants. To see what we did, click HERE.
Partnered with Community Organizations and Restaurants. To see what we did, click HERE.
Participatory Budgeting (PB) 2020
Used the PB process to engage community members to directly decide how to spend public funds. To learn more click HERE.
Used the PB process to engage community members to directly decide how to spend public funds. To learn more click HERE.