OvarCare Patient Assistance Program is dedicated to supporting women battling ovarian cancer in Fruita, CO. We understand the unique challenges these brave individuals face and offer essential financial assistance tailored specifically for ovarian cancer patients in need. Our program includes a $200 financial grant, a $100 gas card, and a $100 grocery card to ease the burden of everyday expenses. Additionally, we provide access to psycho-social counseling and genetic counseling sessions with licensed professionals, ensuring comprehensive support for our patients. We encourage healthcare providers to submit applications to OvarCare, which are processed in the order they are received based on available funding. Together, we celebrate resilience and provide crucial assistance during this challenging journey.

The Urgent Need Program in Fruita, CO, is dedicated to providing essential financial assistance to eligible patients facing non-medical expenses during their treatment journey. Our mission is to alleviate the stress of everyday costs such as rent, mortgage, utilities, childcare, and food, ensuring that individuals can focus on their health without added financial burdens. We also offer support for lodging, transportation, car repairs, and urgent dental work directly related to cancer treatment. The funding available may vary throughout the year, so we encourage individuals to inquire directly with us for the most current information. We are here to support you in your time of need.

Patches of Light is dedicated to supporting families in Fruita, CO, who are navigating the dual challenges of catastrophic health issues and financial strain. We provide vital financial assistance, including help with utilities, housing costs, gas cards, and grocery cards, ensuring that families can focus on caring for their children without the burden of financial stress. Our program operates through the child's medical team to maintain confidentiality and integrity in the application process, with applications typically reviewed within 2-3 weeks. Importantly, applicants must be referred by hospital staff, as direct communication from families regarding their applications is not permitted. We encourage all applicants to follow up with a quick email to confirm the arrival of their submission, ensuring a smoother process and timely assistance during their difficult time.

The Rocky Mountaineers Motorcycle Club of Colorado Catastrophic Assistance Program, located in Fruita, CO, is dedicated to offering compassionate support to individuals facing financial hardship due to cancer, catastrophic illnesses, or serious medical conditions. Our program provides essential monthly aid for up to 12 months, addressing critical needs in medical care, housing, food, clothing, utility bills, and more. Each recipient's assistance is tailored to their specific financial situation, with the maximum support capped at $2,400, ensuring those in need can sustain their basic life necessities. To apply for assistance, applicants must demonstrate financial need and have not received support from our Foundation in the past six months. We invite you to reach out and learn more about how we can help you during these challenging times.

The American Children’s Cancer Benevolence Fund (ACCBF) is dedicated to supporting families in Fruita, CO, who are navigating the challenges of childhood cancer. Our Grant Program offers vital financial assistance tailored to the specific needs of families and cancer survivors within four years of remission. We understand the urgent needs that arise during this difficult time, providing help for housing expenses, utilities, food, medical costs, prescriptions, transportation to treatments, and even lodging when care requires travel. Each benevolence request is carefully reviewed and approved based on available funds and individual circumstances, ensuring that support is impactful and direct. We aim to ease the financial burdens faced by families, allowing them to focus on what matters most—healing and hope.

In Fruita, Colorado, the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Supplemental Food Program is dedicated to fostering healthy eating habits among low-income pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women, as well as infants and children up to five years old. WIC offers essential services including nutrition education, supplemental foods to ensure proper growth, breastfeeding support with counseling and pumps, and referrals to health care and additional social services. During the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Colorado WIC maintains its commitment to serving families by offering flexible access to services. Families can inquire about assistance through their local WIC clinics to receive the support they need for healthier futures.

The Emergency Food Program in Fruita, CO, is dedicated to providing essential food assistance to individuals and families in need, including low-income households, single parents, senior citizens, and disabled veterans. Our mission is to alleviate hunger by offering nutritious food options that meet basic dietary requirements, along with resource navigation and SNAP application support. Our choice pantry model empowers clients to select their own groceries, incorporating MyPlate nutritional guidelines to promote healthy eating. With a wide selection of traditional canned and dried goods, along with fresh produce, bread, meat, and dairy, we strive to ensure that every Mesa County resident has access to emergency food. Clients are welcome to receive food assistance once a week, reinforcing our commitment to serving those in our community.

Food Box Delivery is dedicated to providing urgent food assistance to the residents of Fruita, CO, and the surrounding Mesa County area. We understand the importance of reliable access to emergency food, particularly in challenging times. Our service allows eligible families and individuals to receive nutritious food boxes delivered directly to their doorstep, with deliveries available up to two times a month. We are committed to ensuring that no one in our community goes hungry, focusing on local needs and maintaining a supportive presence in the lives we serve. Please reach out to learn more about how to access our food pantry services.

Referral-Based Food Box Delivery is dedicated to providing essential emergency food assistance to residents of Fruita, CO, especially for individuals with physical disabilities or medical conditions that limit their ability to visit our food pantry in person. We understand the urgent need for accessible support, which is why we offer convenient monthly food box deliveries to those in need, requiring a referral from a medical professional or case manager. Our service is tailored to ensure that every client receives the nourishment they require, delivering hope and sustenance right to their doorstep—valiantly serving the community within Mesa County.

Home Delivered Meals in Fruita, CO, is dedicated to enhancing the lives of seniors aged 60 and older by providing nutritious, home-delivered meals through the Meals on Wheels Mesa County program. This vital service ensures that no senior goes hungry, with meals offered on a suggested donation basis of $3.50, maintaining a compassionate approach by never turning away anyone due to their ability or willingness to contribute. As a fully donation-funded initiative, we believe in serving our community's older adults with dignity and respect. To access this essential food assistance program, seniors can fill out the In-Home Services Assessment Form, available for download, and begin receiving the support they need.

At Choice Food Pantry in Fruita, CO, we are dedicated to providing emergency food assistance to all members of our community, including low-income families, single parents, seniors, unemployed individuals, disabled veterans, and anyone facing hardship. Our mission is to ensure everyone has access to healthy, nutritious food through our choice pantry model, which allows clients to select their own groceries while adhering to MyPlate nutritional guidelines. We offer a wide range of options, from canned and dried goods to fresh produce, bread, meat, and dairy products, all aimed at meeting the basic nutritional needs of our visitors. Mesa County residents can access emergency food boxes up to 24 times a year, with visits allowed once per week. In addition to food assistance, we provide resource navigation and SNAP application help to further support our clients.

Located in Fruita, CO, the Food Pantry is dedicated to alleviating food insecurity by providing essential food assistance to households in need. Our mission is to ensure that individuals and families have access to nutritious food items that meet their basic dietary requirements. We understand the urgent need for emergency food resources in our community, and we are here to support those facing hunger with compassion and care. Whether you're struggling temporarily or need ongoing support, our food pantry is ready to help you nourish yourself and your loved ones.

Located in Fruita, CO, the Food Pantry is dedicated to ensuring that families in need have access to essential food assistance. We strive to support our community by providing emergency food supplies to those experiencing hardship. To utilize our services, individuals must present a valid Colorado driver’s license or ID card with the correct address, along with birth certificates for all children in the household, as registration occurs with parents only. Families can receive support from the Trinity Baptist Food Pantry up to three times a year. We are here to help nourish our community and invite those in need to visit us for assistance.