Find Food or the Support You Need

Together, we’re here to help—whether you need food, help enrolling in benefits, or support accessing other essential resources.

Locate Food Distributions Near You

Food Pantry Locator

Mobile Food Pantry Schedule

Mobile Food Pantry


Our Mobile Food Pantry and Fresh Market travels throughout the county — providing nutritious food.

Making more than 500 stops a year, our Mobile Food Pantry and Fresh Markets bring food to communities with limited access to traditional food pantries. The Mobile Food Pantry includes fresh produce, protein, dairy, and grains, while our Fresh Market distributes produce.​

Have questions about the Mobile Food Pantry or Fresh Market?

Call
914.923.1100 or email communications@feedingwestchester.org

Food & Nutrition Benefits Assistance


Start receiving food and nutritional benefits

Assistance programs and nutritional benefits can help you pay for things you need, like food. We can help you navigate these programs so you understand the benefits that are right for you. Want to learn more? Fill out the contact form below. You can also call or email us for more information.​


Food & Nutrition Benefits Assistance Form​

Interested in learning more about nutritional assistance programs? We can help you figure out which programs might be right for you and help you navigate the application process. Please fill out the form below with your contact information, which programs you are interested in learning more about, and any questions you might have. We will reach out as soon as we can!​

What is SNAP?​

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) helps individuals and families with low incomes buy the food they need for good health. Approved applicants receive a monthly benefit on an EBT (Electronic Benefits Transfer) card, which works like a debit card and can be used at grocery stores and participating farmers markets. In New York, eligibility is based on income, household size, and other factors. Many working families, older adults, and individuals with disabilities qualify.

What is WIC?​

The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) provides healthy food, nutrition education, breastfeeding support, and referrals to healthcare and social services. You may qualify if you live in New York State, are pregnant or postpartum, or have a child under age 5, and meet income guidelines. Benefits are loaded monthly onto an eWIC card, which can be used at participating stores for approved foods. Dads, grandparents, and caregivers can apply for eligible children in their care.​

Fill out the form below and a member of our team will reach out to guide you through available food resources and programs in your area.


Looking for summer food benefits for kids?

Learn how the new Summer EBT program can help your family access nutritious food while school is out.

Most children qualify automatically, but some may need to apply.

View the Summary EBT Program

FAQ

Which food assistance programs are available through Feeding Westchester?

You can access a variety of support services through Feeding Westchester, including mobile food pantry schedules, fresh market distributions, partner food-pantry locations, emergency food relief, and SNAP/benefits application assistance. Our mission is to help every neighbor in Westchester County get the food and support they need.

On the Mobile Food Pantry Schedule page, you will find dates, locations and ZIP codes of our mobile food pantries.

Yes. Feeding Westchester supports families and individuals with benefits-application assistance (such as SNAP) and helps refer you to our partner agencies that can guide you through the process. Visit the “Find Help” page and click on the “Benefits & Assistance” section to learn more and access contact information. 

Most partner pantries and mobile distributions serve Westchester County residents who need food assistance, with no cost or strict eligibility criteria. Some locations may ask for a photo ID or proof of address. Check the individual site details on the schedule before visiting. 

Frequency varies by location. Many partner pantries and mobile sites allow visits once or twice per month, while others offer weekly or as-needed support. Review the schedule or contact the site directly for specific details. 

The United Way 211 Helpline


The United Way 211 helpline will get you food, employment, financial, and mental-health assistance in Westchester County, NY.

United Way’s 211 helpline connects Westchester neighbors with local services and crisis support, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

If you need additional help finding food in Westchester, dial 211, search their resource database on the 211 Hudson Valley website, or text 898211 with your zipcode to get help finding housing, food, transportation, and health care in Westchester County and the Hudson Valley.

The call is free and a specialist will get you information about:
- Supplemental food and nutrition programs
- Housing and utilities assistance
- Emergency and disaster relief
- Employment opportunities
- Services for veterans
- And so much more

Call 211 For Help With: Utilities, Food, Healthcare, Housing Assistance - United Way Westchester and Putnam

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