Storehouse New Mexico is a community resource fighting hunger. We offer FREE food to people who need it regardless of their income. Many families fall in a gap we refer to as the ‘working poor’. They earn too much to get SNAP (formerly food stamps), but a major car repair, medical bill, or reduced hours at work can have them wondering where their next meal might come from.
New Mexico ranks among the worst in the nation for hunger, for both children and adults. We need your support to feed the over 50,000 people who come to our food pantry annually. The Storehouse relies on volunteers to fulfill our mission. Individuals or groups are welcome during operational hours. Please visit our volunteer page for more information.
COVID19 Update: The Storehouse is currently open Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays 9 am – 12 noon.
Food will be prepacked in boxes until further notice. People are still getting a full shopping cart of food, including a box of nonperishable items plus bags of meats and fruits and/or vegetables. Please line up outside the Storehouse and stand 6 ft apart. Everyone is required to wear a mask in the Storehouse. Two people will come into the pantry at a time. Each person will check in with our staff, then they will get their boxes and bags of food, and go. As we respond to the COVID19 pandemic, we appreciate your ongoing support and understanding. Thank you!
Our favorite local brewers have crafted a delicious One for 5 IPA to support the Storehouse. When you buy a six pack from Albertsons Market or a pint from our local brewers — Steelbender Brewyard, Sierra Blanca Brewing, and Second Street Brewery. For every pint, one dollar will be donated to the Storehouse, and every dollar buys 5 meals for neighbors in need. Albertsons Market is donating ALL of the proceeds from package sales. The Storehouse provides vital support to local families, especially during challenging times like these. If you’re a beer drinker, support the Storehouse and local businesses with your purchase. This beer is available in the tap rooms 8/27/20 and at Albertsons Market locations throughout New Mexico 8/28 while supplies last.
Host Your Own Fundraiser/Virtual Food Drive
It’s an easy way to support the Storehouse as an individual, as a company, or as a service club.
Upcoming Fundraisers
Join in these events to help us feed hungry families! Every dollar raised provides 5 meals.
Pull for the Pantry
A rowing and fitness fundraiser at Orangetheory Fitness westside location
POSTPONED from our original April date due to COVID19. We’ll keep you posted!
Charity Golf Tournament is “Off Course”
Due to COVID, we’ve had to cancel our annual golf tournament, but we still need your support. This has been our largest fundraiser the last several years and the food pantry needs those funds. If you golfed with us before or were a sponsor please consider supporting us in any way you can. Thanks!
Our Mission
Storehouse New Mexico is a nonprofit community-based food pantry that provides free food to people in need.
Please consider supporting our work feeding hungry people in New Mexico.
If you prefer to make a donation by mail, please send it to: Storehouse New Mexico, PO Box 94810, Albuquerque, NM 87199
We Need Volunteers!
Due to the pandemic, we are boxing and bagging food for hundreds of people daily, so it's no surprise that the Storehouse is in need of volunteers. We welcome both individuals and groups to volunteer at the food pantry. Whether you come alone to spend your day doing...
Grub Crawl Food Drive is a Success
With 40 million people filing for unemployment during the Coronavirus crisis, many of us are struggling to buy food and pay bills. Some people are visiting a food pantry for the first time in their lives. Because of this, people like Izzy Thomas and her family are...
Operations Changes Due to COVID19
The COVID-19 pandemic came into our lives this past month like an unwelcome guest, and brought with it new risks and challenges for the Storehouse. The past few weeks have been a whirlwind of learning. When the the New Mexico Department of Health reported the first...