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Free food near you.

Find where to get free food near you. There are many places that can provide groceries, personal hygiene supplies, a free box or food and other items. There are tens of thousands of charities, churches, non-profits, and other groups that work to feed struggling low income families and people in need. Get free food near you.

There are options including a free food pantry, charity with a distribution center, and many other places. The organizations will help low-income families, the disadvantaged (such as elderly or disabled), children, unemployed and families or people with little or no money. Even if a free food bank or pantry is not near where you may live, they may still offer referrals or even a low cost delivery service.

How to get free food

The hours, application process, and regulations of each food giveaway program near you will vary. Some will maybe one person (you) or others will give enough free groceries for an entire extended family. Some food pantries or other distribution locations will also offer other types of supplies to clients, including personal hygiene or household cleaning supplies.

Other locations operate soup kitchens, so there may be a free box of food along with a hot meal (breakfast, dinner, or lunch) served near you too. This offered food for the week and also immediate nutrition. No matter what, they try to help every applicant and not turn anyone away.

There may be additional free food type assistance programs available. Every community has resources available. Some of the support, much of what may be available at a pantry, may include:

  • Holiday boxes of food, including free Thanksgiving, Easter, and Christmas meal ingredients.
  • In addition to free food given out now, long term support is often provided. Food pantries as well as human services offices will often help process SNAP food stamp or WIC applications as well as other USDA assistance programs.
  • In some cases, food can be delivered to a family or person. Senior citizens, the sick and the disabled may be able to apply for local Meals on Wheels services.

In general, many local organizations fight hunger. Some are charities, and others are government funded. A number of food assistance programs may be located near you or me, and the organizations listed below (by town, city, state and county) are the places to go to for help.

 

 

 

Local free food giveaway programs near you

Find a local food pantry below that is near you. Some are open 7 days a week, others address emergency situations, and some are open very limited hours. It is recommended to call in advance. Everyone from the poor to families in a crisis can get assistance from a free, local food pantry.

Alabama

Alaska

Arizona

Food bank or food pantry                      Arkansas

 

 

 

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Colorado

Connecticut

Delaware

District of Columbia

Florida

Georgia

Hawaii

Idaho

 

 

 

Illinois

Indiana

Iowa

Kansas

Kentucky

Louisiana

Maine

Maryland

Massachusetts

Michigan

 

 

 

Minnesota

Mississippi

Missouri

Montana

Nebraska

Nevada

New Hampshire

New Jersey

New Mexico

New York

North Carolina

North Dakota

Ohio

Oklahoma

Oregon

Pennsylvania

Rhode Island

South Carolina

South Dakota

Tennessee

Texas

 

 

 

 

Utah

Vermont

Virginia

Washington

West Virginia

Wisconsin

Wyoming

Additional food support

There are many other local and/or regional places for free food as well. Charities, churches and non-profits partner with Feeding America and other groups om this. Anyone in need, regardless of their age, may qualify. Read more on food programs.

 

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