Support Services

Support Services

Food Pantry

Food Pantry

Storehouse West administers The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) in partnership with RoadRunner Food Bank and the NM Department of Health.
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Kid's Clothes Closet

Kid's Clothes Closet

Parents can ‘shop’ for their children, selecting from a wide array of items including jeans, leggings, t-shirts, jackets, pajamas, and shoes.
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Storehouse West: Nourishing Communities, One Family at a Time
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Our Mission

Storehouse West: Nourishing Communities, One Family at a Time

Serving Sandoval County’s Low-Moderate Income Residents

Storehouse West provides essential support to individuals and families residing in Sandoval County who meet the federal income guidelines set forth by The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP). Our services include monthly food packages and a Kids Clothing Closet, catering to children from newborns to 18 years old.
To determine your eligibility, please refer to the maximum income chart listed in the “How to Get Started” section of this page. Be sure to bring the necessary documentation to our Client Service Office during regular distribution/office hours (street parking available). Storehouse West proudly operates as an equal opportunity provider and employer.
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Registration

How to Get Started

To register you will need to bring the following information and documents with you.

Proof of Address

We just need to see your current address either on your driver's license or a current bill.

Income Guidelines

Meet the TEFAP federal government guidelines for low-moderate income families. Use the income chart to check eligibility.
Auto Qualify

Automatic Eligibility for TEFAP

If your household receives one of the following programs, you automatically meet TEFAP guidelines:
  • SNAP (Food Stamps)
  • FDPIR
  • WIC
  • CSFP (Senior Food Box)
  • CACFP
  • Free / Reduced NSLP
Community Voices

Real Impact on Real Lives

Over 33 years of serving Sandoval County — one family, one meal, one child at a time.
When I lost my job unexpectedly, Storehouse West kept my family fed for two months. The staff were so kind and never made us feel like a burden.
Maria T.
Rio Rancho Resident
The Kids' Clothes Closet is incredible. My daughter picked out her own clothes — it made her feel special, not like a charity case. That means everything.
James R.
Father of Two, Corrales
Volunteering here every Friday is the most rewarding thing I do. The team is organized, welcoming, and genuinely passionate about the community they serve.
Sandra K.
Weekly Volunteer
Our Difference

Why Storehouse West

People Before Paperwork

No family gets quizzed or judged at the counter. Storehouse West Rio Rancho keeps the process simple, so a first visit feels less like an application and more like a hand up.

A Nonprofit Rooted Locally

As a nonprofit organization Rio Rancho residents have supported since 1992, the pantry answers to its neighbors, not to any owner. Donations and grants go straight back into food and clothing.

Powered by the Community

Every shelf stays stocked through community support, from local food drives to volunteers who return week after week. The giving and the need move in a steady circle.

Support Families Can Rely On

Monthly food packages and a children’s clothing closet make this one of the steadier family support services Rio Rancho families turn to. Help here stays consistent, not a one-time handout.
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

People usually have queries about what we do. All are answered for their ease.