What are Food Banks?
If you do not qualify for food stamps, you may still find food assistance in food banks. Food banks are run by non-profit organizations that distribute food (mostly donated) to different agencies. Low-income families or individuals in need of proper nutrition can visit food banks to receive free food.
How do I know if I’m eligible for Food?
Each food bank has unique income requirements for eligibility. If your monthly income meets their standards, you will be able to get food. Income guidelines also depend on your household size.
You can check the income guidelines for your local food bank. Find contact details in our directory.
What other requirements do I need?
For most Food Banks, you will need to bring the following:
- Proper identification
- Proof of monthly or annual income
How often can I visit a Food Bank?
Different Food Banks have different standards. Some Food Banks will allow you to visit at any time they are open. While others have stricter policies that will only allow you to visit once every two or three weeks.
Contact your local Food Bank to find out how many times you can visit. Find contact details here.
How do I contact Food Banks?
For more information, please click on this link to be taken to the proper directory
