We’re now distributing fresh and non-perishable food to families and individuals in need in our parking lot.

If you need food, please drive up or walk up to the station in our parking lot. Families and individuals eligible for The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) may also pick up an additional box of TEFAP food items. One box of each per car.

Mon: CLOSED

Tue and Fri: Noon – 3:45 p.m.
Wed: Noon to 5:45 pm
Thu: 10 am – 3:45 pm

No IDs required. You do not have to live in our service area. People experiencing homelessness may pick up food as well.

To ensure we have food available for people who are in need now and for those who may find themselves in need in the coming weeks due to job loss, medical expenses and business and school closures, please do not pick up food unless you need it.

Thank you for your honesty and cooperation.

You can help by making a donation today!

Money to purchase more food: $10 = 30 Nutritious Meals
https://cotable.org/donate/

Food donations: https://cotable.org/donate/#other-help

FOOD DISTRIBUTION IS OPEN. If you need food, please drive up/walk up to the station in our parking lot to receive boxes and bags of fresh and nonperishable foods. Food is available for homeless people as well.

CANCELED PROGRAMS

To help protect our families, staff and volunteers from the spread of COVID-19, the programs and services listed below are canceled until further notice.

• Client Choice Food Pantry
• Bridges to Opportunity, self-sufficiency program and emergency assistance
• GED tutoring and test preparation
• Community Table Health Clinic
• Mobile Dental
• Tax preparation services
• Living Well Showers
• Sever Shelter Network
• Feeding the Future will not operate during the Jeffco Public Schools closure. Children in need (ages 1-18) can go to the schools listed below for free meals provided by Jeffco Food and Nutrition Services.

Jeffco Schools Grab and Go Meals
March 16-27, 8-9 am and 11:30 am-12:30 pm
Arvada K-8
Colorow Elementary School
Edgewater Elementary School
Foothills Elementary School
Parr Elementary School
Conifer High School

At Community Table, we take the safety of our clients, volunteers and staff seriously and we are taking additional precautions to keep our facility, food and people safe from infectious diseases.

We have added hand sanitizing dispensers in six locations around our facility. We are wiping down shared surfaces and grocery carts after each use. We have posted signs at the entrances and throughout our building asking people who are exhibiting signs of illness to go home and not return until they are no longer sick. We have posted signs in restrooms and other locations asking people to wash their hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds

Community Table has always used strict food handling and safety guidelines. Our goal in taking these additional safety precautions is to ensure that our facility remains open and operational so members of our community who are in need will continue to have access to food.

Community Table reserves the right to close its facility if necessary. We are closely monitoring developments and information from the Center for Disease Control and the Colorado and Jefferson County Departments of Public Health and Environment. If it becomes necessary to close our facility, the closure will be listed on our website, telephone messaging and social media.

Our 2019 Annual Report is now available online.

Click the image below to read about all we accomplished last year thanks to the support of the community.

A big THANK YOU to all our donors and volunteers for

thinking of their neighbors in need and for supporting us

in our mission to feed the hungry and to provide support

and resources to families struggling to be self-reliant.

We couldn’t do it without you!

Martinez Mobile Dental is now offering free basic dental care for adults and children at Community Table on the SECOND Thursday of each month between 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Walk-ins are welcome. No appointment is necessary. First come, first served.

For more information, please contact Antonio Martinez at 303-945-5231

Martinez Mobile Dental doctors and hygienists have many years of experience working within the community. They have earned the trust of their patients, by providing quality and compassionate care.

Martinez Mobile Dental Flyer

Your refund.

Your community.

Your choice.

A new program will let you give some or all of your Colorado income tax refund to help feed the hungry and support the work of Community Table.

In 2019, Colorado returned more than $1 billion in refunds to 1.9 million state taxpayers. In 2020, the new ReFUND CO program gives Coloradans the opportunity to donate all or some of their refund to a local nonprofit like Community Table.

Whether you do your taxes yourself or use a tax preparer, visit the ReFUND CO website at https://refundwhatmatters.org/ for more information and simple instructions for how to make sure your tax refund donation goes to your chosen nonprofit.

On your paper return or tax software, look for the prompt to Donate to a Colorado Nonprofit and use our name–Community Table–and our registration number–20033002744.  For every $10 you donate, we can provide 30 nutritious meals!

We earned the highest rating from the independent charity rating agency, Impact Matters, in recognition of our social impact and were named one of its top nonprofits. “Based on our analysis of your program’s outcomes and costs, we determined your program is highly cost-effective. We are excited to help you highlight your cost-effectiveness to donors this giving season and beyond,” explained Tamsin Chen, Director of Ratings for Impact Matters.

Impact Matters is a new nonprofit rating agency similar to Guidestar and Charity Navigator. Their mission is to guide donors to high-impact nonprofits by producing ratings of impact. They believe strongly in the nonprofit sector as a way to improve people’s lives and have designed their rating system help the nonprofit sector flourish by rewarding impact.

Impact Matters considers social impact as the change in outcomes caused by a social program relative to cost. Some programs are more effective than others at changing outcomes. This data is not available to most donors, preventing them from pinpointing the impact of their own donation. Through data analysis, ImpactMatters calculates the impact of a nonprofit’s program and issues a rating. Donors can use these ratings to make more informed decisions about their giving.

To check our Impact Matters rating, please visit https://www.impactmatters.org/nonprofit/74-2250374

Want to help us make an even bigger impact on hungry and struggling families in our community?  Please make a donation today at https://cotable.org/donate/

You can also schedule your Colorado Gives Day donation today by visiting https://www.coloradogives.org/index.php?section=organizations&action=newDonation&fwID=15601