Testimonials/Stories
Volunteer Testimonial:
Volunteering here changed my life. I found purpose, community, and joy helping others in a truly supportive environment.
Client Testimonial:
Their support gave me hope during a tough time. I’m now stable, working, and forever grateful for their kindness.
Board Member Testimonial:
Proud to serve an organization that truly delivers impact. The dedication of staff and volunteers inspires me every single day.
Donor Testimonial:
Supporting The Commons is one of the most meaningful things I do. I know my contribution directly helps neighbors in need and strengthens our whole community.
Facility Request
If you are interested in utilizing space, holding meetings, renting equipment or any other related activities please fill out our Facility and Rental Request Form. This form should be submitted 21 days minimum prior to your event. A staff member will follow up with you within 5-7 business days of your request.
The Volunteer Center
We encourage everyone to register for volunteer opportunities through The Volunteer Center (TVC). All of our needs are listed there including dates, times, capacity, and other specific details. If you use TVC you will get reminders of upcoming needs you’ve registered for and you can easily track your total hours. Not only is The Commons a part of this platform, but so are 37 other organizations in Grant County. Find out more about all the ways you can get involved in the community by clicking here to visit the website!
Impact Report
The Commons builds community resilience through food assistance, education, and sustainable programs like backpack meals, gardens, and youth training—promoting food justice and a more self-reliant future.
How Food Pantries Work
Want to learn more about how food pantries work? Watch this short video from our food supplier Road Runner Food Bank!
Our Mission
“To cultivate food security, self-sufficiency, and sustainability in Grant County.”
Our Vision
“A thriving and well-nourished Southwest community”
Our Values
- RESPECT: We uplift the voices and rights of the community we serve and are a part of.
- CULTURE: We value the rich cultural perspectives, new and ancient, that contribute to the growth of our practices.
- EDUCATION: We foster ideas that contribute to our mission and facilitate an environment that promotes both personal and community learning and growth.
- COLLABORATION: We maximize our effectiveness and build community through teamwork and partnerships
- COMMUNITY: We foster a sense of belonging and mutual support, strive to create a safe space for all, and provide opportunities to be involved in our mission.
- ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP: We protect and conscientiously use natural resources and promote mindful care of our environment.
- INTEGRITY: We act with honesty and assume responsibility for our words and actions.
Our Mission
“To cultivate food security, self-sufficiency, and sustainability in Grant County.”
Our Vision
“A thriving and well-nourished Southwest community”
Our Values
- RESPECT: We uplift the voices and rights of the community we serve and are a part of.
- CULTURE: We value the rich cultural perspectives, new and ancient, that contribute to the growth of our practices.
- EDUCATION: We foster ideas that contribute to our mission and facilitate an environment that promotes both personal and community learning and growth.
- COLLABORATION: We maximize our effectiveness and build community through teamwork and partnerships
- COMMUNITY: We foster a sense of belonging and mutual support, strive to create a safe space for all, and provide opportunities to be involved in our mission.
- ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP: We protect and conscientiously use natural resources and promote mindful care of our environment.
- INTEGRITY: We act with honesty and assume responsibility for our words and actions.
How Food Pantries Work
Want to learn more about how food pantries work? Watch this short video from our food supplier Road Runner Food Bank!
Testimonials/Stories
Volunteer Testimonial:
Volunteering here changed my life. I found purpose, community, and joy helping others in a truly supportive environment.
Client Testimonial:
Their support gave me hope during a tough time. I’m now stable, working, and forever grateful for their kindness.
Board Member Testimonial:
Proud to serve an organization that truly delivers impact. The dedication of staff and volunteers inspires me every single day.
Donor Testimonial:
Supporting The Commons is one of the most meaningful things I do. I know my contribution directly helps neighbors in need and strengthens our whole community.
Facility Request
If you are interested in utilizing space, holding meetings, renting equipment or any other related activities please fill out our Facility and Rental Request Form. This form should be submitted 21 days minimum prior to your event. A staff member will follow up with you within 5-7 business days of your request.
The Volunteer Center
We encourage everyone to register for volunteer opportunities through The Volunteer Center (TVC). All of our needs are listed there including dates, times, capacity, and other specific details. If you use TVC you will get reminders of upcoming needs you’ve registered for and you can easily track your total hours. Not only is The Commons a part of this platform, but so are 37 other organizations in Grant County. Find out more about all the ways you can get involved in the community by clicking here to visit the website!
Impact Report
The Commons builds community resilience through food assistance, education, and sustainable programs like backpack meals, gardens, and youth training—promoting food justice and a more self-reliant future.
Our Mission
“To cultivate food security, self-sufficiency, and sustainability in Grant County.”
Our Vision
“A thriving and well-nourished Southwest community”
Our Values
- RESPECT: We uplift the voices and rights of the community we serve and are a part of.
- CULTURE: We value the rich cultural perspectives, new and ancient, that contribute to the growth of our practices.
- EDUCATION: We foster ideas that contribute to our mission and facilitate an environment that promotes both personal and community learning and growth.
- COLLABORATION: We maximize our effectiveness and build community through teamwork and partnerships
- COMMUNITY: We foster a sense of belonging and mutual support, strive to create a safe space for all, and provide opportunities to be involved in our mission.
- ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP: We protect and conscientiously use natural resources and promote mindful care of our environment.
- INTEGRITY: We act with honesty and assume responsibility for our words and actions.
How Food Pantries Work
Want to learn more about how food pantries work? Watch this short video from our food supplier Road Runner Food Bank!
Testimonials/Stories
Volunteer Testimonial:
Volunteering here changed my life. I found purpose, community, and joy helping others in a truly supportive environment.
Client Testimonial:
Their support gave me hope during a tough time. I’m now stable, working, and forever grateful for their kindness.
Board Member Testimonial:
Proud to serve an organization that truly delivers impact. The dedication of staff and volunteers inspires me every single day.
Donor Testimonial:
Supporting The Commons is one of the most meaningful things I do. I know my contribution directly helps neighbors in need and strengthens our whole community.
Facility Request
If you are interested in utilizing space, holding meetings, renting equipment or any other related activities please fill out our Facility and Rental Request Form. This form should be submitted 21 days minimum prior to your event. A staff member will follow up with you within 5-7 business days of your request.
The Volunteer Center
We encourage everyone to register for volunteer opportunities through The Volunteer Center (TVC). All of our needs are listed there including dates, times, capacity, and other specific details. If you use TVC you will get reminders of upcoming needs you’ve registered for and you can easily track your total hours. Not only is The Commons a part of this platform, but so are 37 other organizations in Grant County. Find out more about all the ways you can get involved in the community by clicking here to visit the website!
Impact Report
The Commons builds community resilience through food assistance, education, and sustainable programs like backpack meals, gardens, and youth training—promoting food justice and a more self-reliant future.
Our Mission
“To cultivate food security, self-sufficiency, and sustainability in Grant County.”
Our Vision
“A thriving and well-nourished Southwest community”
Our Values
- RESPECT: We uplift the voices and rights of the community we serve and are a part of.
- CULTURE: We value the rich cultural perspectives, new and ancient, that contribute to the growth of our practices.
- EDUCATION: We foster ideas that contribute to our mission and facilitate an environment that promotes both personal and community learning and growth.
- COLLABORATION: We maximize our effectiveness and build community through teamwork and partnerships
- COMMUNITY: We foster a sense of belonging and mutual support, strive to create a safe space for all, and provide opportunities to be involved in our mission.
- ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP: We protect and conscientiously use natural resources and promote mindful care of our environment.
- INTEGRITY: We act with honesty and assume responsibility for our words and actions.
How Food Pantries Work
Want to learn more about how food pantries work? Watch this short video from our food supplier Road Runner Food Bank!
Testimonials/Stories
Volunteer Testimonial:
Volunteering here changed my life. I found purpose, community, and joy helping others in a truly supportive environment.
Client Testimonial:
Their support gave me hope during a tough time. I’m now stable, working, and forever grateful for their kindness.
Board Member Testimonial:
Proud to serve an organization that truly delivers impact. The dedication of staff and volunteers inspires me every single day.
Donor Testimonial:
Supporting The Commons is one of the most meaningful things I do. I know my contribution directly helps neighbors in need and strengthens our whole community.
Facility Request
If you are interested in utilizing space, holding meetings, renting equipment or any other related activities please fill out our Facility and Rental Request Form. This form should be submitted 21 days minimum prior to your event. A staff member will follow up with you within 5-7 business days of your request.
The Volunteer Center
We encourage everyone to register for volunteer opportunities through The Volunteer Center (TVC). All of our needs are listed there including dates, times, capacity, and other specific details. If you use TVC you will get reminders of upcoming needs you’ve registered for and you can easily track your total hours. Not only is The Commons a part of this platform, but so are 37 other organizations in Grant County. Find out more about all the ways you can get involved in the community by clicking here to visit the website!
Impact Report
The Commons builds community resilience through food assistance, education, and sustainable programs like backpack meals, gardens, and youth training—promoting food justice and a more self-reliant future.
Our Mission
“To cultivate food security, self-sufficiency, and sustainability in Grant County.”
Our Vision
“A thriving and well-nourished Southwest community”
Our Values
- RESPECT: We uplift the voices and rights of the community we serve and are a part of.
- CULTURE: We value the rich cultural perspectives, new and ancient, that contribute to the growth of our practices.
- EDUCATION: We foster ideas that contribute to our mission and facilitate an environment that promotes both personal and community learning and growth.
- COLLABORATION: We maximize our effectiveness and build community through teamwork and partnerships
- COMMUNITY: We foster a sense of belonging and mutual support, strive to create a safe space for all, and provide opportunities to be involved in our mission.
- ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP: We protect and conscientiously use natural resources and promote mindful care of our environment.
- INTEGRITY: We act with honesty and assume responsibility for our words and actions.
How Food Pantries Work
Want to learn more about how food pantries work? Watch this short video from our food supplier Road Runner Food Bank!
Testimonials/Stories
Volunteer Testimonial:
Volunteering here changed my life. I found purpose, community, and joy helping others in a truly supportive environment.
Client Testimonial:
Their support gave me hope during a tough time. I’m now stable, working, and forever grateful for their kindness.
Board Member Testimonial:
Proud to serve an organization that truly delivers impact. The dedication of staff and volunteers inspires me every single day.
Donor Testimonial:
Supporting The Commons is one of the most meaningful things I do. I know my contribution directly helps neighbors in need and strengthens our whole community.
Facility Request
If you are interested in utilizing space, holding meetings, renting equipment or any other related activities please fill out our Facility and Rental Request Form. This form should be submitted 21 days minimum prior to your event. A staff member will follow up with you within 5-7 business days of your request.
The Volunteer Center
We encourage everyone to register for volunteer opportunities through The Volunteer Center (TVC). All of our needs are listed there including dates, times, capacity, and other specific details. If you use TVC you will get reminders of upcoming needs you’ve registered for and you can easily track your total hours. Not only is The Commons a part of this platform, but so are 37 other organizations in Grant County. Find out more about all the ways you can get involved in the community by clicking here to visit the website!
Impact Report
The Commons builds community resilience through food assistance, education, and sustainable programs like backpack meals, gardens, and youth training—promoting food justice and a more self-reliant future.
Our Mission
“To cultivate food security, self-sufficiency, and sustainability in Grant County.”
Our Vision
“A thriving and well-nourished Southwest community”
The Volunteer Center
We encourage everyone to register for volunteer opportunities through The Volunteer Center (TVC). All of our needs are listed there including dates, times, capacity, and other specific details. If you use TVC you will get reminders of upcoming needs you’ve registered for and you can easily track your total hours. Not only is The Commons a part of this platform, but so are 37 other organizations in Grant County. Find out more about all the ways you can get involved in the community by clicking here to visit the website!
Impact Report
The Commons builds community resilience through food assistance, education, and sustainable programs like backpack meals, gardens, and youth training—promoting food justice and a more self-reliant future.