ROADRUNNER FOOD OF NEW MEXICO

Cause Area

  • Hunger

Location

5840 OFFICE BLVD NEALBUQUERQUE, NM 87109 United States
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Mission Statement

Roadrunner Food Bank, founded in 1980, exists because hunger is a large and growing problem in the state of New Mexico. Because of very high poverty, New Mexico leads the nation in the percentage of people who must sometimes wonder where their next meal will come from. Each year Roadrunner Food Bank and its affiliated regional food banks in Clovis, Farmington, Gallup, Roswell and Santa Fe distribute food through a statewide network of more than 600 pantries, shelters, group homes, soup kitchens and other agencies involved in feeding hungry people. These agencies provide food to 175,000 New Mexicans each year. In addition, Roadrunner Food Bank collaborates with many other public and private organizations to address the root causes of hunger and to advocate for hungry New Mexicans.

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RRFB distributes food through a network of approximately 600 emergency food pantries, group homes, low-income day care centers, shelters, soup kitchens and five regional food banks. RRFB provides in-kind services and use of its building for the operations of the New Mexico Association of Food Banks which is a six-member collaborative organization, of which RRFB is one of the members, that coordinates statewide food bank activities such as food solicitation and distribution, fundraising

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