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CJ’s Meal Fairies provides healthy meals to family members while their child is hospitalized.

Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program helps older adults purchase fresh and nutritious fruits, vegetables, and herbs by providing them with a booklet of checks to redeem at local farmers markets. The program is offered in partnership with Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.

The Sunshine Food Bus will offer free meals and books to children 18 or younger from June 9 through July 17. According to Goochland County Public Schools, adult meals will be offered at a discounted price. The following are the locations and times for the Sunshine Food Bus: Antioch Baptist Church Parking Lot 4712 River Road West in Goochland Monday through Thursday from 10:50 to 11:20 a.m. Leakes Mill Park 3951 River Road West in Goochland Monday through Thursday 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Mt. Olive Baptist Church Parking Lot 1630 Manakin Road in Manakin-Sabot Mondays only from 1:05 p.m. to 1:35 p.m. Special take-home meals will include three-day packs available Thursdays at Antioch Baptist Church and Leakes Mill Park, and five-day packs delivered on Mondays to Mt. Olive Baptist Church. There will be no services on June 19 or July 3, due to the holidays.

Provides freshly baked bread delivered to homes on a weekly basis. Not a food pantry.

The Child and Adult Care Food Program provides nutritious meals and snacks in daycare centers for children and adults and has been doing so for forty years. CACFP also provides meals and snacks to emergency shelters. The Summer Food Service Program is generally administered from the close of the school year through late August. Nutritious meals are provided to participants in these programs that are sponsored by public schools, parks and recreation center, etc.

Provide diapers, wipes, baby food, and formula

The Summer Nutrition Program is a ten (10) week service that provides nutritious meals to eligible children under the age of 18 who reside within Pittsylvania County and the City of Danville during the summer months.

In collaboration with Food Lion, The Market at THRIVE offers a free grocery store with a focus on fresh and healthy foods. Clients can choose 100% of items they take home, allowing them to select items that meet their preferences and dietary restrictions. THRIVE To Go includes temperature controlled food lockers which allow for flexible pickup times. Both services can be self-booked on the website.

Provides a regional food collection and distribution site of approximately 27 million pounds of food to area agencies and churches who serve needy people in 25 counties and 8 cities in northern and central Virginia. For a complete list of food pantries by zip code, please visit the web site https://foodfinder.brafb.org/

The BMP is a daily volunteer-supported program where volunteers assemble and deliver bagged meals for distribution. Meals are currently being served at the Homeless Service Center located at 2020-A 14th Street North, Arlington, VA 22201

Healthy Harvest Food Bank is a distribution center providing healthy nutritious food to those in need through a network of partner pantries in six counties of the Northern Neck and Upper Middle Peninsula. A complete list of partner pantries can be found on the website.

Help people find nonprofit food pantries and other food programs in Lynchburg and surrounding area. Services provided through website

The Community Support Program offers Loudoun County residents short-term case management and assistance to meet basic needs, including support and resources for prescriptions, food, rent, and utilities.

This Federal program is designed to provide nutritious meals to children and adults while in group care by off-setting their center's food costs. We administer this program for child care centers, adult care centers, and afterschool programs.

This program provides children a nutritional snack and supper during the school year and Breakfat and lunch durubg the summer.

Delivers freshly prepared meals, nutritional supplements, groceries and counseling to individuals living with HIV/AIDS, cancer and other life-challenging illnesses. Meals are dietician supervised and meet 100% of U.S. recommended daily allowances (RDA). Also provides individual nutrition counseling, workshops, cooking classes, and publications.

The free food market provides groceries and toiletries to qualifying individuals and families (via a client choice food selection model) once every 30 days. Home delivery with food selection online is also available.

The food bank serves as a regional distribution hub—supplying donated food to a network of partner programs, including nonprofit food pantries, children’s feeding programs, shelters, soup kitchens, food pharmacies, and senior care facilities.

Provides healthy snack boxes to youth during Thanksgiving and winter break. Each box contains a variety of nutritious snacks.

Pro-life resource for pregnant women. Free pregnancy testing, health and nutrition counseling. Promote abstinence and alternatives to abortion. Offers help to women, families, and unborn children through the crisis of an unplanned pregnancy. Serve teens and adults, both married and single. Services include free and confidential pregnancy tests, parenting classes, Bible studies, mentoring, new mothers classes and referrals to other agencies. Provide baby clothing up to age 5, baby formula, baby food, maternity clothing, cribs, car seats for children up to age 4. Services are not limited to new mothers. Assist families in need.

Administers the USDA Child Care Food Program for child care homes. Also provides nutrition training and monthly newsletters.

The Summer Meals for Kids (SM4K) Program provides children and teens ( up to age 18) nutritious breakfasts, lunches, and suppers during the summer months.

Provides a non-profit regional food clearing house that gathers, stores and distributes to participating charitable agencies government surplus food products and edible but unmarketable food that has been acquired from other sources at a low cost.

Provide free food boxes. We share donated food from individuals, groups, and stores. Families can also sign up children for Healthy Snack bags that go out each week when supplies allow.

Administers the USDA Child and Adult Care Food Program. Child Nutrition, Inc. provides: Training: Instruction in USDA program management, CNI policies and procedures Meal Planning: Sample menus to teach about a variety of nourishing meals and snacks Recipes: Recipes for everyday, seasonal and holiday food to make mealtime interesting Consultation: Advice in food service, child development, and family child care business Reimbursement: Payments in the range of $234 to $488 per month for 5 children