Community Market Hours:
As of May 1, 2023, all shopping in the Community Market will be inside (no drive-through services).
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
9-11:30am and 1:30-3:30pm
Tuesday
1-5:30pm
Thursday
10-11:30am and 1:30-3:30pm
Intake Paperwork Renewal
Starting January 23, 2023, we will be giving everyone (new and returning) intake paperwork to complete for all family members in your home.
When you submit your intake paperwork, you will need to show a picture ID and proof of residency in the St. Vrain Valley.
Requirements for Renewal:
- Intake paperwork completed and submitted to OUR Center.
- Picture ID (this can include any type of ID)
- Proof of residence that you are a current resident of the St. Vrain Valley.
- Current utility bill
- Current lease
Thank you for your cooperation and if you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to ask.
Renovación del papeleo de admisión
A partir del 23 de enero, les daremos a todos (nuevos y antiguos) el papeleo de admisión para que lo completen todos los miembros de la familia en su hogar.
Cuando envíe su documentación de admisión, deberá mostrar una identificación con foto y prueba de residencia.
Requisitos para la Renovación:
- Papeleo de amision competado y enviado a OUR Center
- Identificacion con foto (esto puede incluir cualquier tipo de identificación)
- Prueba de residencia de que usted es un residente actual de St. Vrain Valley
- Factura actual de servicios públicos
- Arrendamiento actual
Gracias por su cooperación y si tiene alguna pregunta o inquietud, no dude en preguntar.
Breakfast is served 8-9am Monday-Friday.
Lunch is served 11:30am-1pm (7 days a week). Participants will either need to present a current cafe/market card or be prepared to complete an intake form.
Resource appointments are available remotely or in person. Call 303-772-5529 or email info@ourcenter.org.
Please call 303-772-5529 ext. 246 for more information or details on classes and community partner services.
See attached Community Impact (Annual Report) for 2022:
Why We Do What We Do
Boulder County is one of the wealthiest counties in the nation; yet tens of thousands of people live below the federal poverty level. The federal poverty level is a national average poverty benchmark and doesn’t take into account the actual cost of living in an expensive place like Boulder County. When fixed incomes don’t meet a need or emergency situations arise, greater Longmont residents need a hand-up to prevent homelessness, maintain work and performance in schools, and enhance family and individual potential.
The OUR Center understands these situations and has created a welcoming, supportive and inclusive place for greater Longmont residents to seek an array of services to regain or begin their road to self-sufficiency. In mutual collaboration with our program participants, we develop personalized plans to assist individuals and families move toward self-sufficiency. With services in hospitality care, personal development and family assistance so that those in need can find the support they need. Each participant meets with a Resource Navigator to explore their personal Self-Sufficiency Matrix and, through two-way follow-up, they regain or begin the road to self-sufficiency. We provide confidentiality, respect, compassionate care, and honesty with all individuals and families.
The OUR Center, a non-profit in Longmont, Colorado, assists individuals and families in need of food, resources and to develop vital life-long skills to enable self-sufficiency.
(Photographs by Joshua Buck // Consortium Productions ... www.consortiumproductions.com)