Food Depot Distribution Schedule Changes Due To Snow

FOOD DEPOT News:

SANTA FE — With inclement weather forecasted for this week, The Food Depot has a change in food distribution and deliveries.

  • The Food Depot’s drive-thru Food Pantry at warehouse, 1222 Siler Road is rescheduled to Friday, Feb. 4 (same time: 7-9 a.m.).
  • The Food Depot’s Food Mobile will continue at Kearny Elementary, 901 Avenida de las Campanas, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., Friday, Feb. 4. 
  • Kids Kitchen deliveries to 21st Century participants are dependent on Santa Fe Public Schools’ decision to hold classes or not. 

These food distributions are canceled:

  • The Food Depot’s Food Mobile distribution in the community of Cerrillos. 
  • All food deliveries to Taos partner agencies (partners have been notified).

There are several resources for the public to access different local food distributions in The Food Depot’s nine-county service area. The ongoing schedule is listed at www.thefooddepot.org/get-help. 

About The Food Depot

The Food Depot fosters healthy communities by engaging a network of partners and developing solutions to create a hunger-free northern New Mexico. As the food bank for nine counties, The Food Depot provides hunger relief to more than 39,761 people experiencing food insecurity. The Food Depot addresses the crisis of hunger through a combination of drive-thru mobile food pantries, three direct service programs, and support of a network of over 81 partner nonprofit programs. During 2021, The Food Depot provided an average of 737,627 meals each month to people in need — the most vulnerable of our community — children, seniors, working families, and those in ill health. The Food Depot is an equal opportunity provider.

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