Fresh food.
Resources to Reduce Food Expenses
Government Assistance Programs
Shouldn’t cost.
Learn How to Apply By Clicking on the Program
Food Assistance for Low-Income Individuals
Food Stamps (SNAP): help you pay for food if you are low-income. Click here to find your state SNAP office
Food Assistance for Women, Infants, and Children
WIC (Women, Infants, Children) Program: help you and your children with food, nutrition counseling, and social service referrals. Click here to find your state WIC agency
Food Assistance for Children at School and Childcare Centers
Food Emergency Assistance
HUD’s Final Shelter tool: find your closest food panty by entering your zip code
Call 211 to find community organizations and agencies that can help you locate food in an emergency
Call USDA National Hunger Hotline in English at 1-866-3-Hungry (1-866-348-6579) or in Spanish at 1-877-8-HAMBRE (1-877-842-6273) open from Monday-Friday 7am to 10pm Eastern Time
Food Assistance for the Elderly
Food programs for adults over 60 years old: adults 60 years or older can qualify for food assistance
Food Assistance for Native Americans
Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FRPIR): FDPIR provides monthly nutritional food packages. Eligibility depends on income, tribal membership, and what state and region you reside. You can apply with your tribal organization of through the regional Food and Nutrition Service (FNS office). Click here for an interactive map and find your regional FNS office
Local New Jersey Assistance Programs
Learn How to Apply By Clicking on the Program
Food Assistance for Low-Income Individuals
Food Assistance for Women, Infants, and Children
Food Assistance for Children at School and Childcare Centers
Food Emergency Assistance
Local community and or religious organizations to find a nearby food bank or food pantry
Food Assistance for the Elderly
Food Assistance for Native Americans