Food Assistance

Provides assistance for basic needs, including:

• food
• clothing
• rent and utility assistance
• education

Contact for details on specific programs.

WIC is the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children. This public health program is designed to improve health outcomes and influence lifetime nutrition and health behaviors in a targeted, at-risk population. Nutrition education is the cornerstone of the WIC Program.

May provide food (canned/boxed/frozen), soap/toiletries, toothbrushes, toilet paper, & diapers and women's hygiene items. People in need may come to the pantry on Saturdays without an appointment between the hours of 10 A.M and 12 noon. NO ASSISTANCE OTHER THAN SATURDAY AM PANTRY. Pantry is located on the southeast end of the building

PEAS Program students from the UM Environmental Studies program operate this organic farm. Students gain practical knowledge and experience while growing food for the Food Bank and other feeding agencies in Msla. Additional Info: It is possible to buy a Share of the Produce. CSA (Community Supported Agrigulture) members receive a box of produce produced at four farms under the umbrella of Garden City Farms that will feed a family of four each week from May thru Oct. Prices are based on income level. Volunteer for Veggies program offers CSA boxes based on hours worked per week. Brochures available.

Services offered:

• Food box distribution
• Clothing assistance
• Community dinners

Contact for details

Services offered include:

• Disaster Services
• Hunger: Food pantries, meal programs
• Addiction assistance
• Seasonal Assistance
• Financial Assistance: Shelter, meal assistance, bill pay assistance, employment assistance
• Shelter: Emergency shelters, Group homes and transitional living cetners, family service programs
• Sports

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Services include:

• Food bank
• Clothing/Thrift Store (406-761-0870)
• Grace Home Veterans Center
• Angel Services Center

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Family Promise of Great Falls works with a consortium of faith organizations to provide safe and warm overnight shelter along with 3 meals a day for approved families.

food, nutrition. Community City Harvest builds community by growing produce with and for
people with low-incomes, offering education in agriculture, and supporting the
personal restoration of youth and adults.

Food pantry. Contact for details.

The Headwaters Area Food Bank offers the following programs:

• Emergency Food Assistance (3 to 5 day food supply)
• Holiday Food Assistance (Thanksgiving and Christmas holiday food items)
• Food Rescue and Recovery Program (gleaning and distributing perishable food items)
• The BackPack Program (supplemental foods for area youth on weekends and other school breaks)

Programs include:

• Emergency Food Box Program
• Backpack Program
• On call Emergency Food Box Program
• Lunch 4 U (our senior meal program)
• HOPE Program (Helping Other People Excel)
• Work to Live Program (utility and rent assistance)

Services include:

• Addiction assistance
• Tutoring
• Seasonal assistance
• Financial assistance: Shelter, meal assistance, bill pay assistance, employment assistance
• Shelter
• Disaster services
• Hunger assistance: food pantry, social services freezer

M-F 11:45-1:00PM
The summer food service program feeds all children 18 and under healthy meals to help them stay active and fit during summer. Meals are provided FREE at the following locations: North Park, South Park, Pioneer Park, Central Park, Crow Arrowhead Park, Gorham Park, Bair Family Clubhouse

Services include:

• Seasonal assistance
• Athletics
• Hunger assistance: food pantry, social services freezer
• Financial assistance: Shelter, meal assistance, bill pay assistance, employment assistance
• Disaster services

Services include:

• Food access: gardening, food distribution, training, etc.
• Internships
• Crow Voices Radio Station
• Traditional Activities and workshops
• Ash kap ka wi aa Center (Indigenous Discover Center, Sustainable Indigenous Media and Education Center)

Food bank. Contact for details.

The Poverello Center is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing food, shelter, clothing and other essential services to our community's hungry and homeless population in and around Missoula, MT.

Services include:

• Short-term, housing focused, emergency shelter
• Veterans housing and services
• Daily hot meals and sack lunches
• Food Pantry
• Toiletries, bathrooms, and shower facilities
• Emergency laundry services
• Mail, phone, and messaging services
• Computer lab
• Medical services through the Healthcare for the Homeless Clinic
• 12 step meetings and other addiction services
• Community resource and referral
• Homeless outreach services
• Community outreach and educational programs

Offers a variety of assistance, including food, assistance for women and children recovering from domestic violence or addiction, and a thrift store.

Effective October 1, 2008 the federal Food Stamp Program was renamed the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). The name change more accurately reflects the mission of providing supplemental food and nutrition assistance to low income people. SNAP recipients use EBT cards, which are similar to debit cards, to purchase food in authorized retail stores.

Food assistance through the Montana Food Bank.

Offers Food Pantry and Community Kitchen options.

• Food distribution
• Summer Lunch
• SNAP application assistance
• Culinary Apprenticeship

Offers a community resource center, including a food pantry. Also offers adult and teen refugee support. Collects and distributes needed items, including transportation items (bikes, cars). Support food entrepreneurs and others.

Mead Johnson develops and markets products that help meet the nutritional needs of infants and children.

Find a Product by need. Offers a variety of specialty and general nutrition feeding products.

Enfamil Family Center information for parents and families.

Patient Savings Programs: Various programs for different products, patient ages, and variety of need.

Find summer meals in your community. A services locator for the nation. Through the Summer Food Program children may receive up to 2 meals, one meal and a snack, or 2 snacks every day. The program is funded through the USDA.

Connects 42 million Americans with excess food from their garden and local food pantries. Garden by garden, home & community gardeners and other growers are fighting hunger and malnutrition in America.

COVID-19 Update: Social distancing in integral to AmpleHarvest.org's design and protocol. There is a "social distancing" protocol at the time and place of donation of food. Visit the website for COVID-19 guidance for gardeners and the food pantries that receive food donations.

• Food Gleaning Programs
• Fresh Food
• Food Donation Programs

Provides nutrition benefits to supplement the food budget of needy families so they can purchase healthy food and move towards self-sufficiency. Accepts applications from those wanting to be authorized retailers for Food Stamps. Retailers can access the website to download an application.

Quest Card Customer Help Line for any Quest Card issues for either Food Stamps clients.

For additional assistance, [https://www.fns.usda.gov/fns-regional-offices contact your local office].

Cambrooke produces medical formulas and foods for the management of a variety of medical conditions.

Offers a variety of specialty food products for different medical dietary needs. Also offers recipes for various dietary needs.

CAMBROOKEcare provides expanded reimbursement and coverage assistance to help with medical food coverage.