La Puente’s Food Bank Network of the San Luis Valley provides nutritious emergency food to those in the San Luis Valley, through 15 food pantries spread across 8,000 square miles.

The Food Bank Network offers fresh produce and healthy options for individuals and families. To our neighbors, it’s more than just a box of food. It gives everyone their own choices all while getting the most abundant and nutritious options for their budgets. Visit our website to see the locations and hours for all 15 pantries.

The Food Bank Network of the SLV distributes CSFP (also known as Everyday Eats or Senior Commodities) and TEFAP programs for Alamosa County on the 4th Thursday of each month from 10am-2pm at 8735 Independence Dr, Alamosa. Visitors receive a pre-packed box of food for each program, if eligible, which includes a variety of shelf-stable staples and generally includes refrigerated cheese or frozen meat or produce.

The Food Banks are open to everyone. For Alamosa Commodities you must be eligible for CSFP (also known as Everyday Eats or Senior Commodities) or TEFAP.

We are an equal opportunity provider.

Volunteer: We can always use volunteers! If interested, please call La Puente’s Volunteer Coordination office at (719) 587-3499 to learn about special events and volunteer opportunities.