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More than 320,000 New Mexicans experience food insecurity.

2,120

Food-insecure individuals in Colfax County (17.2%)

600

Food-insecure children in Colfax County (26.9%)

12,387

Total countypopulation

324,233

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

2,120

Food-insecure individuals in Colfax County (17.2%)

12,387

Total county population

600

Food-insecure children in Colfax County (26.9%)

324,233  

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

130

Food-insecure individuals in Harding County (16.7%)

40

Food-insecure children in Harding County (21.7%)

657

Total countypopulation

67,664

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

130

Food-insecure individuals in Harding County (16.7%)

657

Total county population

40

Food-insecure children in Harding County (21.7%)

67,664

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

1,590

Food-insecure individuals in Los Alamos County (8.2%)

420

Food-insecure children in Los Alamos County (10.1%)

19,419

Total countypopulation

191,301

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

1,590

Food-insecure individuals in Los Alamos County (8.2%)

19,419

Total county population

420

Food-insecure children in Los Alamos County (10.1%)

191,301

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

770

Food-insecure individuals in Mora County (18.6%)

130

Food-insecure children in Mora County (25.2%)

4,189

Total countypopulation

332,173

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

770

Food-insecure individuals in Mora County (18.6%)

4,189

Total county population

130

Food-insecure children in Mora County (23.2%)

332,173

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

6,520

Food-insecure individuals in Rio Arriba County (16.2%)

2,000

Food-insecure children in Rio Arriba County (21.8%)

40,363

Total countypopulation

1,886,218

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

6,520

Food-insecure individuals in Rio Arriba County (16.2%)

40,363

Total county population

2,000

Food-insecure children in Rio Arriba County (21.8%)

1,886,218

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

5,080

Food-insecure individuals in San Miguel County (18.8%)

1,050

Food-insecure children in San Miguel County (22.9%)

27,201

Total countypopulation

986,194

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

5,080

Food-insecure individuals in San Miguel County (18.8%)

27,201

Total county population

1,050

Food-insecure children in San Miguel County (22.9%)

986,194

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

21,170

Food-insecure individuals in Santa Fe County (13.6%)

5,000

Food-insecure children in Santa Fe County (18.3%)

154,823

Total countypopulation

2,804,863

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

21,170

Food-insecure individuals in Santa Fe County (13.6%)

154,823

Total county population

5,000

Food-insecure children in Santa Fe County (18.3%)

2,804,863

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

5,260

Food-insecure individuals in Taos County (15.3%)

1,080

Food-insecure children in Taos County (19.5%)

34,489

Total countypopulation

1,388,495

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

5,260

Food-insecure individuals in Taos County (15.3%)

34,489

Total county population

1,080

Food-insecure children in Taos County (19.5%)

1,388,495

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

710

Food-insecure individuals in Union County (17.6%)

220

Food-insecure children in Union County (25.6%)

4,079

Total countypopulation

164,893

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

710

Food-insecure individuals in Union County (17.6%)

4,079

Total county population

220

Food-insecure children in Union County (25.6%)

164,893

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

2,120

Food-insecure individuals in Colfax County (17.2%)

600

Food-insecure children in Colfax County (26.9%)

12,387

Total countypopulation

324,233

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

2,120

Food-insecure individuals in Colfax County (17.2%)

12,387

Total county population

600

Food-insecure children in Colfax County (26.9%)

324,233  

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

130

Food-insecure individuals in Harding County (16.7%)

40

Food-insecure children in Harding County (21.7%)

657

Total countypopulation

67,664

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

130

Food-insecure individuals in Harding County (16.7%)

657

Total county population

40

Food-insecure children in Harding County (21.7%)

67,664

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

1,590

Food-insecure individuals in Los Alamos County (8.2%)

420

Food-insecure children in Los Alamos County (10.1%)

19,419

Total countypopulation

191,301

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

1,590

Food-insecure individuals in Los Alamos County (8.2%)

19,419

Total county population

420

Food-insecure children in Los Alamos County (10.1%)

191,301

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

770

Food-insecure individuals in Mora County (18.6%)

130

Food-insecure children in Mora County (25.2%)

4,189

Total countypopulation

332,173

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

770

Food-insecure individuals in Mora County (18.6%)

4,189

Total county population

130

Food-insecure children in Mora County (23.2%)

332,173

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

6,520

Food-insecure individuals in Rio Arriba County (16.2%)

2,000

Food-insecure children in Rio Arriba County (21.8%)

40,363

Total countypopulation

1,886,218

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

6,520

Food-insecure individuals in Rio Arriba County (16.2%)

40,363

Total county population

2,000

Food-insecure children in Rio Arriba County (21.8%)

1,886,218

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

5,080

Food-insecure individuals in San Miguel County (18.8%)

1,050

Food-insecure children in San Miguel County (22.9%)

27,201

Total countypopulation

986,194

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

5,080

Food-insecure individuals in San Miguel County (18.8%)

27,201

Total county population

1,050

Food-insecure children in San Miguel County (22.9%)

986,194

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

21,170

Food-insecure individuals in Santa Fe County (13.6%)

5,000

Food-insecure children in Santa Fe County (18.3%)

154,823

Total countypopulation

2,804,863

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

21,170

Food-insecure individuals in Santa Fe County (13.6%)

154,823

Total county population

5,000

Food-insecure children in Santa Fe County (18.3%)

2,804,863

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

5,260

Food-insecure individuals in Taos County (15.3%)

1,080

Food-insecure children in Taos County (19.5%)

34,489

Total countypopulation

1,388,495

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

5,260

Food-insecure individuals in Taos County (15.3%)

34,489

Total county population

1,080

Food-insecure children in Taos County (19.5%)

1,388,495

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

710

Food-insecure individuals in Union County (17.6%)

220

Food-insecure children in Union County (25.6%)

4,079

Total countypopulation

164,893

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

710

Food-insecure individuals in Union County (17.6%)

4,079

Total county population

220

Food-insecure children in Union County (25.6%)

164,893

Meals distributed countywide in 2025

Our impact

The Food Depot serves as the food bank for nine counties in Northern New Mexico.

Learn more about each county we serve by clicking on the map above.

The Food Depot provides no-cost, healthy food across nine counties in Northern New Mexico: over 26,000 miles! Our hunger-relief network of more than 85 partner agencies works alongside The Food Depot’s mobile food pantries, school-based pantries, food mobile, and drive-through distributions. Together, community members can access over 150+ food distribution sites.

In 2025, The Food Depot's hunger-relief programs and partner agencies distributed 10 million pounds of food across Northern New Mexico. Over 60% of food distributed was fruits and vegetables, and 20% was protein.