Help If You Need Food: Home

This is the USDA National Hunger clearinghouse page for low-income individuals and communities who need help with food assistance.

A Massachusetts non-profit organization, working with the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, to serve schools meals to Massachusetts households, children and families during COVID-19 crisis and closures, at school sites and community organizations.

Project Bread's FoodSource Hotline has up-to-date information on food resources, including new school sites, food pantries, and federal programs. Staff can also help callers with SNAP applications over the phone. The number is 800-645-8333 open 8am-7pm, Mon-Fri and 10am-2pm on Saturdays. SNAP benefits applications should be made by applying online at https://dtaconnect.eohhs.mass.gov/. DTA has a quick screen tool to for assistance availability.

They'll be serving to-go meals between 5:30PM - 6PM, Monday/Wed/Saturday. They will also be distributing Lovin' Spoonful donations.

This is a group of six or more passionate farmers who wish to see fresh, quality locally produced food get directly into the hands of Massachusetts citizens quickly and safely. They advertise a No-Contact Food Delivery policy, direct from the farm to your door. Requires a $30 minimum purchase and $10 delivery fee. SNAP customers get free shipping.

While schools are closed, free lunch and breakfast will be provided on Tuesdays and Fridays to youth at the Woburn Memorial High School (88
Montvale Ave) from 11am to 12pm. Spanish Version

While schools are closed, free lunch and breakfast will be provided on Tuesdays and Fridays to youth at the Woburn Memorial High School (88 Montvale Ave) from 11am to 12pm. Portuguese version.