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Broomfield FISH Family Resource Center

https://www.broomfieldfish.org/
Last activity: 01.10.2026
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The mission of FISH is to meet our neighbors'​ basic human needs and provide them with the hope and tools to rise out of poverty.

Do you know what it takes to be financially self-sufficient and live in Broomfield? According to the "Self Sufficiency Standard for Colorado 2015"​ from the Colorado Center on Law & Policy, a family with one adult and one preschooler needs an annual income of at least $57,878 to make ends meet. And a family of two adults, an infant and a preschooler needs an annual income of at least $86,549! This is more than THREE AND A HALF TIMES THE FEDERAL POVERTY LEVEL.

FISH supports our neighbors in need through food security, emergency rent, utility, and transportation assistance, and the Navigator Program designed to help people become more self sufficient. In 2016 FISH supported 4,210 unduplicated Broomfield residents and distributed more than 620,000 pounds of food! To learn more and get involved, please visit www.broomfieldfish.org
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Location
United States, Colorado, Broomfield
Employees
11-50
Founded date
1963

Mentions in press and media 146

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Jun 7, 2026In Broomfield, adopting a garden bed at FISH can help feed neighbors in needGetting your Trinity Audio player ready... At Broomfield’s food pantry and resource center, folks with green thumbs and kind hearts can grow vegetables to support the community through the center’s new Adopt-A-Garden-Bed program. Among the ...
Jan 4, 2026With no soil required, CSU Extension’s hydroponic systems produced about 77 pounds of food for Broomfield’s food pantry in 2025Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... With the addition of a hydroponic wall for growing fresh produce, Colorado State University Extension’s Master Gardener program was able to donate about 77 pounds of food to the Broomfield FISH res...
Sep 14, 2025Broomfield Days Grand Marshal Mike Lutz serves community, helps neighbors in needDescribed as a humble and tireless advocate for his community, the Broomfield Days 2025 grand marshal is a force of good working behind the scenes to serve the neighbors and organization that restored his faith in humanity at a dire time in...
Aug 22, 2025Trump is nothing but a fool; delegitimizing the US; support local nonprofits (Letters)It has been a rough year for our family, and I know there are many others like us. The security I’ve always felt is running through my fingers like water. There are so many families struggling to make ends meet. As the costs of housing and ...
Jul 10, 2025Festival fighting hunger: Community Food Share launches inaugural music event at Longmont’s Left Hand Brewing“We didn’t want it to have just one type of music,” Saenz said. “This event is for all ages and all kinds of people, and I hope we can bring different cultures together, too.” Denver-based dance band Thumpin', which pumps out five decades o...
Jul 9, 2025Community Food Share might see more visitors, less food variety from SNAP cutsVolunteer Louise Sternberg selects produce for clients of the Feeding Families Pantry at Community Food Share on Wednesday. (Matthew Jonas/Staff Photographer) Da Silva said this is coming at a time when food banks and pantries are already d...
Jun 1, 2025The Housing Dilemma: Broomfield's Struggle with Affordable LivingBroomfield, Colorado, is at a crossroads. The city grapples with a housing crisis that threatens its very fabric. A recent survey reveals a stark reality: residents are unwilling to support tax increases aimed at helping the housing insecur...
May 29, 2025Survey shows Broomfielders would not support a tax increase to support housing insecure and homeless individuals“I am totally against all of the affordable housing units that are going up, all these damn apartments that are going up — you are ruining the city of Broomfield,” Janet Sund, who said she’s a Ward 5 resident, said during public comment at ...
Jan 17, 2025Local News | Broomfield youth, nonprofits band together to serve neighbors in needWageman said she was inspired to do her service project in part by a simulation activity she participated in at one of the engagement squad’s meetings. “We were given a hypothetical life, with a certain amount of kids, a salary and various ...
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FAQ about Broomfield FISH Family Resource Center

When was Broomfield FISH Family Resource Center founded?

Broomfield FISH Family Resource Center was founded in 1963.

What has the press written about Broomfield FISH Family Resource Center?

Parsers VC has collected 146 articles mentioning Broomfield FISH Family Resource Center, among them “In Broomfield, adopting a garden bed at FISH can help feed neighbors in need” (Jun 7, 2026) and “With no soil required, CSU Extension’s hydroponic systems produced about 77 pounds of food for Broomfield’s food pantry in 2025” (Jan 4, 2026).

Is Broomfield FISH Family Resource Center still active?

Yes, Broomfield FISH Family Resource Center is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Oct 1, 2026.