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The first episode of The People Who Feed Weld County highlights Arty’s Pantry at Aims, one of Weld Food Bank’s over 73 nonprofit agency partners working together to fight hunger across Weld County. Through this partnership, Arty’s Pantry provides students with access to free groceries, fresh produce, hygiene essentials, and school supplies, helping remove barriers so they can focus on their education and future.
Guest column from Aims Board of Trustees member Marcy Mieczkowski on attending college as a first-generation student and the ways Aims supports first-gen students, today.
Aims is breaking down barriers to student success with its new $18.4 million Student Health and Wellness Center (SHWC). Explore how the facility provides affordable medical, dental and mental health services in one convenient location, helping students prioritize their health while pursuing their education.
