Find free food and services in your community
Our network of 700+ local food assistance sites is here for everyone — inclusive of all races, religions, gender expressions, and immigration statuses.
Find Food & Resources
From traditional pantries, to mobile fresh produce markets, to support with grocery costs, our team is here to help ensure no one in our community goes hungry.
3/24: No-cost Food Distribution for TSA & Airport Employees
We're joining Raleigh-Durham Airport Authority to host a no-cost distribution of pantry staples in support of employees and families impacted by the partial government shutdown.
Tuesday, March 24
11AM to 2PM*
1101 International Drive, Morrisville
(*Alternate times and locations will be available to staff unable to make this time. Check with your supervisor for details; we have supplies for everyone!)
Find additional resources and support below — or call our team at (800) 358-8189 for assistance.
Community members can support relief efforts for RDU workers here.
Mobile Pop-Up Markets
Our Pop-Up Markets bring fresh produce and pantry staples directly to communities that do not have as many traditional pantry and meal site options. There are no residency, income, or ID requirements to participate, and neighbors are free to shop for whatever items they may need.
Support in Your Community
In addition to traditional pantries and meal sites, the Food Bank network offers a host of resources and to help families keep food on the table and get ahead.
SNAP Grocery Support
SNAP (FNS) is a lifeline for more than 1.4 million kids, seniors, people with disabilities, and working adults across North Carolina. Our team is here to help you access financial support to pay for groceries.
Disaster Relief
From emergency food and water packages to ready-to-heat meals, we're ready to respond in the aftermath of major storms. Learn more about the resources available during hurricane season and beyond.
Senior Programs
The Commodity Supplemental Food Program provides monthly boxes of pantry staples for low-income individuals age 60+. We add fresh produce, dairy, and protein to help meet the dietary needs of seniors in our community.
School & Summer Programs
Through school-based pantries, snacks at afterschool programs, take-home options for weekends, and breakfast and lunches at summer meal sites, our Child Nutrition team partners with local schools and community centers to provide support to families year-round.
Job Training Partnerships
Our workforce development partnerships provide hands-on education and training for individuals who are unemployed, underemployed, or justice involved. Together, we're dedicated to connecting talented people with in-demand career opportunities.
Recipes & Nutrition Resources
Check out our Nutrition Team's compilation of cooking videos, kitchen how-to’s, nutrition guidelines, and printable health and nutrition information. There's no shortage of resources to provide healthy, affordable meals that everyone can enjoy!
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