City Market program directs proceeds from bag sales to Colorado Mesa University’s student pantry

John Marshall, President at Colorado Mesa University
John Marshall, President at Colorado Mesa University
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Colorado Mesa University’s Food Pantry has been chosen as a beneficiary of City Market’s Fight Hunger Bag program. This initiative aims to support local efforts to reduce hunger in the community.

During February and March 2026, for each $2.50 reusable Fight Hunger Bag purchased at the 24 Road City Market location, the Pantry will receive a $1 donation. These funds are intended to help CMU students who are experiencing food insecurity.

Isabel Manzanares, executive assistant to the senior vice president for Student Services, stated, “All proceeds raised for The Pantry are reinvested directly back into supporting our students. Increased community support like this allows us to serve more students and expand access to nutritious food.”

Since opening its first site on campus in 2022, The Pantry has expanded to five locations across Colorado Mesa University campuses. There are now three sites on the main campus, one at CMU Tech, and another at the Montrose campus.

The Pantry provides free snacks, grab-and-go meals, pantry staples, and daily necessities for students. This service is available at various locations: Lowell Heiny Hall 141 near IRIS; Tomlinson Library near IT; Hamilton Rec Center near Juice Junction; Kayenta Hall Student Services office at CMU Tech; and Branscome Center at Montrose Campus.

Those interested in making food or monetary donations can contact the university via email for more information about how to contribute.



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