Food Drives: Community Support in Action

This season, food drives across Eagle County provided more than canned goods and pantry staples—they created the flexibility for The Community Market to purchase essential proteins and fresh produce. While donated items help keep our shelves stocked, the financial support and gift cards that accompany many drives allow us to buy chicken, beef, eggs, milk, cheese, and culturally meaningful fruits and vegetables that families rely on every week.

Because of this collective effort, thousands of neighbors were able to choose the foods that help them stay healthy, active, and connected.

2025 November and December Food Drive Partners

All The Good Stuff
Blitz Boutique
Bookworm
Brianna Maher
Children’s Garden of Learning
CORE Transit
Cub Scouts Pack #229
Drunken Goat
E Town
Eagle Climbing and Fitness
Eagle County Airport
Eagle County Charter Academy
Eagle County Democrats
Eagle County Young Democrats
Eagle River Presbyterian Church
Eagle Valley Elementary School (EVES)
Eby Creek neighborhood
EC Paramedic Services
EES Edwards Elementary School Student Council
Four Seasons Resort Vail
Friends of the Community Market
Gatherings in Vail
Girl Scouts Troop 57213
grappa fine wines & spirits
Gypsum Elementary School
Howard Heads Sports Medicine
KZYR- The Zephyr Annual “Ton of Turkeys” drive
McMahan & Associates
Moe’s Original BBQ
Mountain Montessori
Mountain Recreation
Neve Foods
Patagonia Vail Village
Peak Dentistry
Pure Barre Vail Valley
Roundup River Ranch
Seagull’s Cycles
Skipper and Scout
The Stockton Group – Compass
ThriveMD
Town of Vail
Vail Board of Realtors
Vail Health Edwards
Vail Health Foundation
Vail Health-Shaw Cancer Center
Vail Mountain Schools Philanthropy Service Group
Vail Racquet Club
Vail Resorts Epic Fill The Van
VCA Vail Christian Academy
Walking Mountains Actively Green
Welsh Family
Yoga Off Broadway

These food drives not only filled our shelves—they strengthened our ability to respond to rising food costs and SNAP benefit uncertainty. Because of you, families had access to the protein and produce they need to thrive.