Welcome, we are glad you found us!
We provide free, supplemental food a day to an average of 150 people each day. Our shoppers are families, older adults, and individuals. Some folks may need a food pantry to close a financial gap. Others may be experiencing homelessness. We understand there are a variety of circumstances that impact food insecurity. We serve anyone who comes to our door!
We kindly ask that you do not arrive prior to the time the doors open at 9:00 a.m.
We have a small staff and our shopper numbers have grown. Arriving on time also helps us provide a more safe and welcoming place for everyone.Â
Signing Up
Step 1Â
Have proof of residency within Boulder County? You will be registered for weekly shopping. (You will need ID and one piece of mail.)
No residency or currently unhoused? You will be registered for daily shopping. (There is no requirement to show ID.)
Step 2
All shoppers, please complete the Registration form. Thank you for completing this step, it is confidential and private.
Step 3
All shoppers, please have the following ready:
A signed copy of our Rules & Terms of Service.
Boulder county residents shopping weekly:
- Photo ID for all adults listed on the registration.
- Proof of city of Boulder residency. Please have one of the following: rental agreement, official mail such as electric or phone bill, or voter registration.
What to Expect
Shopping is open on a walk-in basis, no appointment needed.Â
While Hope Pantry is “first come, first served”, we restock the shelves and cold cases all day long! We do our best to make sure everyone has equal access to food regardless of what time they shop.
How Do I Shop?
Shoppers are welcomed at check-in and we may ask a few brief questions to identify if you are eligible for any expanded offerings in addition to the pantry’s food supply (for example, TEFAP, a federal food assistance program.) Then a volunteer shows you to the pantry shopping floor. You’ll have access to shelf stable items, fruits, vegetables, meat, dairy, produce, bread and grains. We strive to provide a variety of meatless alternatives whenever possible. Sometimes there are limits that may apply for shoppers who have access to refrigeration as well as for those who shop daily and may be unhoused. Shoppers are encouraged to select what they need and autonomy and dignity are keystone of the shopping experience.
After you finish your shopping you will proceed to weigh-out and exit, completing your visit. This allows us to serve everyone who comes the Pantry.
Pantry Hours
We kindly ask that you do not arrive prior to the time the doors open at 9:00 a.m.Â
9:00 a.m to 2:00 p.m. | Monday – Friday
Please check in at the front desk by 1:45 p.m.
4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. | Tuesday and Thursday evenings
Please check in at the front desk by 6:15 p.m.
We are closed in severe weather. Please check the home page for a closure alert.
Holiday Closures:
New Year’s Day
Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Presidents’ Day
Memorial Day
Juneteenth
Independence Day
Labor Day
Thanksgiving
Christmas
Mobile Pantry Services
Harvest of Hope is excited to partner with Boulder County Area Agency on Aging, Boulder Housing Partners, Community Food Share and Boulder Food Rescue to bring mobile pantry services to the following locations:
Mobile Pantry Locations
Lee Hill
1175 Lee Hill Drive, Boulder, CO, 80304
High Mar
4990 Moorhead Ave #118, Boulder, CO, 80305
North Port
1133 Portland Place, Boulder, CO 80304
Walnut Place
1940 Walnut Street, Boulder, CO 80302
Coming Soon
