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The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) is a supplemental assistance program for low-income households and is provided by the United States Department of Agriculture.

Through the Groceries to Go Program, screened volunteers deliver groceries to seniors every two weeks. Groceries are ordered based off the grocery recipient's personal shopping list. Volunteers call program recipients to get their individual orders. There are no minimum order requirements and no delivery fee.

Provides food and gas vouchers on the first working day of each month.

Solicits, collects, stores, and distributes food to qualified non-profit organizations that provide meals and emergency food to the needy, the elderly and the ill.

Infant/Toddler Family Day Care (ITFDC) sponsors the USDA Child Care Food Program for children in family child care homes. Family child care providers who participate in the USDA Child Care Food Program receive reimbursements for meals and snacks served to children in care and receive training on nutrition, menu planning, budgeting, food safety, and children's nutrition activities.

The Child & Adult Care Food Program At-Risk Snack Program is a USDA FNS program that provides children & teens, between the ages 5 - 18, participating in the City of Richmond Department of Parks & Recreation's after school activities snacks and suppers during the school year. The program serves snacks at 11 PRCF recreation centers and supper meals at 19 After School Program sites. This program operates September - June annually.

Solicits, receives, inventories, stores, and distributes purchased and donated food and grocery products to charitable agencies that directly help the needy.

A modern hybrid food bank that brings healthy, affordable meals directly to families’ doors. Choose home delivery or local community pickup hubs.

Offers a $40.00 gift card to Food Lion. Must be a resident of Gordonsville or live within a 5 mile radius of Gordonsville. Must call church office first between 9AM and 1PM (Tuesday-Friday) for pick-up of food card. Assistance is limited to once a month.

Provides reimbursement for meals served to children in regulated family child care settings.

Receives donated food from companies, grocery stores, food drives, and other sources. The food is distributed through 27 agencies including emergency food pantries, Mobile Pantries and Backpack Programs

Provides a food clearinghouse that collects, stores, and distributes food to qualified churches and 501(c)3 non-profit organizations. The Food Bank mission is to provide nourishing food to our neighbors in need through vibrant community partnerships and passionate public support.

Fresh Food Pantry: Open 3x/wk, families can visit weekly for a full range of free food, incl. fresh produce, meat, eggs, dairy, bread, shelf-stable items and pet food. Home Deliveries : All year round, volunteers deliver bags of produce, eggs, bread and pet food to families without transportation. Plenty Community Farm: Plenty grows organic food for Plenty's programs and offers a community space for volunteering and learning. MarketKids & Food Matters*: Cooking, growing and nutrition educational programming target children and elderly.

Offers lunch daily, seven days per week. Virginia callers and Virginia cell phones must call 304-327-8167.

The Food Bank Distribution Center distributes more than 35 million pounds of food through programs and pantries to neighbors in need.

Find farmers with excess and unmarketable (but safe and edible) fresh produce to share, work with them to acquire that food, usually through the help of gleaning volunteers who pick, dig, and gather the available food. Distribute the food free of charge to feeding agencies nearby, including soup kitchens, shelters, emergency and disaster relief programs, food pantries, and major food banks. Work with food pantries and other agencies that are not able to receive food from the major food banks, to be sure that the people they serve has access to healthy fruits and vegetables. Do not own warehouses or trucks, and there is no food on-site at our headquarters in Big Island, Virginia.

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 wholesome and nutritious food to families and individuals at a reduced cost through a SHARE program (Self Help And Resource Exchange). Promotes volunteer service in communities, builds partnerships with community organizations and is committed to supporting local community groups where all may participate, serve and lead with dignity. Participants purchase approximately $40-$45 worth of food for $30.00 and must volunteer for at least 2 hours per month at SHARE or another community organization. ACCEPTS SNAP EBT.

Provides wholesome and nutritious food to families and individuals at a reduced cost through a SHARE program (Self Help And Resource Exchange). Promotes volunteer service in communities, builds partnerships with community organizations and is committed to supporting local community groups where all may participate, serve and lead with dignity. Participants purchase approximately $40-$45 worth of food for $20.00 and must volunteer for at least 2 hours per month at SHARE or another community organization. ACCEPTS FOOD STAMPS.

Food is provided to children in need to meet their weekend nutritional needs. Food is discreetly distributed to children at school on Thursdays. Food is child-friendly and easily consumed. This project is supported by EMPTY BOWLS! Fundraiser.

To ensure that children receive the same high quality meals during school vacations that they get in school cafeterias during the school year. Nutritious meals are served free of charge at sites that are operated or sponsored by a local organization and are approved by VDOE. This program is federally funded by USDA, but is administered in Virginia by the VDOE.

A member of Feeding America and the Federation of Virginia Food Banks Food is sorted, boxed, and delivered to more than 400 partner agencies and programs.

Provides food delivery to disabled veterans, homebound seniors, low-income families and youth.

Park View Café provides a nutritious hot meal at no cost to families and individuals in need every Wednesday night.