FISCAL YEAR 2026 (July 1, 2025 - June 30, 2026) FUELING THE FUELING THE MOVEMENT MOVEMENT
Sources of Food, in pounds
NOURISHING OUR NOURISHING OUR COMMUNITY COMMUNITY
The Food Depot’s Impact
FOOD RESCUE
TOTAL DISTRIBUTION
2 MILLION
11.7 MILLION 4.1MILLION
TOP GROCERY DONORS
Overall Pounds
NUMBER OF MEALS DISTRIBUTED PER COUNTY
Pounds, Produce
Sam’s Club Market Street Trader Joe’s Albertsons Market Whole Foods Sage Bakery
2.7M
1.5M
TEFAP COMMODITIES
1.6 MILLION Provided free to food banks through the US Dept of Agriculture
PURCHASED BY THE FOOD DEPOT
6.8 MILLION Increased investment in local food purchase by 518%, or $420,000
FOOD DRIVES & PERSONAL DROP-OFF DONATIONS
259,000 6,814,660
FY26
2,260,677 1,599,644
Purchased Donated USDA Food
4,125,111
FY25
2,154,232 2,542,646
5,161,510
FY24
1,619,297 3,339,801
233K
723,129
107K
Total instances of service through programs & partners, a 28% increase
3.1M
PARTNERSHIPS
200
87
Distribution Sites
Agency Partnerships
37
7
School Pantries
Pueblo Partners
WRAPAROUND SERVICES
Fluctuations in Food Sources
405K
Resouce Navigators supported familes
2,550 times
(Dec-June)
FLEET
400,000 Miles Driven
32 Trucks & Vehicles
428K 75K
1M
3,830 VISITS Casita de Comida no-cost market
serving Rio Arriba County
VOLUNTEERS
548
Active Volunteers
47
Full-time food bankers
22,600 Hours
1,300 Babies Benefitted Donated DIAPER DEPOT at 27 locations
In partnership with
THEFOODDEPOT.ORG