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Colorado mountain town food banks, facing greater demand and fewer resources, brace for ‘perfect storm’ once SNAP cuts hit

Food banks in Colorado's mountain communities face rising demand due to a 55% increase in visits after SNAP benefit reductions and funding cuts, straining resources further.

In affluent Summit County, where vacation homes dot the landscape and visitors flock for world-class skiing and mountain town beauty, a local food bank is working harder than ever to feed families.  Since August 2020, the Family and Intercultural Resource Center has recorded a 350% increase in monthly visits to its food pantries, according to Executive Director Brianne Snow. The nonprofit is supplying enough food to feed 625 households per week,…

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Summit Daily News broke the news in on Friday, September 12, 2025.
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