Roadrunner Food Bank

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5840 Office Blvd NE

Albuquerque, NM 87109

+1 (505) 247-2052

http://www.rrfb.org

Roadrunner Food Bank is One of New Mexico's largest non-profit organizations and has a staff of more than 40 members. The company is a member of America s Second Harvest, which is a food bank network. It operates a more than 32,000-square-foot facility that features over 22,000 square feet of dry goods storage space and nearly 6,000 square feet of shopping area. The food is supplied by a variety of sources, including national and local manufacturers, supermarkets, large food distributors, growers and food brokers. It distributes food through a statewide network of more than 700 emergency food pantries, group homes, low-income day care centers, shelters, soup kitchens and regional food banks. Roadrunner Food Bank has been operational for more than 25 years and is located in Albuquerque, N.M.

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4.59 reviews

Destiny L.

11/16/2023

I am so very grateful that organizations like Roadrunner Food Bank exist in our community. The staff is always so friendly and it's really simple to set up time to volunteer. A little while...

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Francis V.

1/25/2020

Not only does Roadrunner provide an awesome service to the less fortunate in tHe 505, but thEy hold an annual fund raising event called the Souper Bowl! It is an event that features soups and...

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Howie K.

2/22/2018

So many years ago, I experienced something of a crisis of giving, and then a catharsis. I was a struggling college kid, the holidays approached, my out-of-state relatives expected gifts and I...

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Cheryl S.

6/25/2019

There is a new cooler area where refrigerated trucks can dock and transfer food directly into a refrigerated area. Bravo to the vision, planners, and builders to make this happen! Food safety has...

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Rondy S.

1/26/2020

This is a review for the 2020 Souper bowl, 25 Jan 2020. This was my first time to experience the Souper bowl event, and it was quite fun. My friend couldn't make it, so he gave us their tickets,...

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