Skip to content
D.C. Hunger Solutions
  • Hunger in D.C.
    ▼
    • Who Goes Hungry?
    • Consequences of Hunger and Poverty
  • Federal Nutrition Programs
    ▼
    • School Breakfast Program (SBP)
      ▼
      • Benefits of School Breakfast
      • National School Breakfast Week
      • D.C. School Meals Report
    • National School Lunch Program (NSLP)
      ▼
      • D.C. School Meals Report
      • National School Lunch Week
    • Afterschool Meals
      ▼
      • Who Serves Afterschool Meals?
    • Summer Meals (SFSP)
      ▼
      • Communications Toolkit: D.C. Summer Meals Program
      • Find Summer Meals Sites
      • Become a Summer Meals Site or Sponsor
    • Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP)
    • WIC (Special Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program for Women, Infants, and Children)
    • Pandemic EBT
  • Training & Outreach
    ▼
    • Outreach
  • Get Help
    ▼
    • COVID-19 Food Resources and Updates
  • Food Policies
    ▼
    • COVID-19 Policy Updates and Program Guidance
    • Healthy Students Amendment Act
    • WIC Expansion Act
    • Healthy Parks Amendment Act
    • Healthy Schools Act
    • Healthy Tots Act
    • Grocery Access
    • DC Food Policy Council
    • Testimony
  • About Us
    ▼
    • Our Mission
    • Meet the Team
    • Our Supporters
    • Our Partners
    • Jobs and Internships
    • Contact Us
    • Nondiscrimination Statement
  • Newsroom
    ▼
    • Updates and Announcements
    • News Releases
    • In the News
    • Story Ideas
    • Testimony
    • Request an Interview
  • Take Action
    ▼
    • Become a Volunteer
    • Contact D.C. Elected Officials
    • Donate
    • Share Your Story
  • Apply for SNAP
  • Donate
  • Newsletter
DC Hunger Solutions
en English
am Amhariczh-CN Chinese (Simplified)en Englishfr Frenchko Koreanes Spanishvi Vietnamese
Newsletter Donate
Facebook Twitter Youtube Instagram Tiktok
  • Hunger in D.C.
    • Who Goes Hungry?
    • Consequences of Hunger and Poverty
  • Federal Nutrition Programs
    • School Breakfast Program (SBP)
      • Benefits of School Breakfast
      • National School Breakfast Week
      • D.C. School Meals Report
        • Older Adults
        • National School Lunch Program (NSLP)
          • D.C. School Meals Report
          • National School Lunch Week
        • P-EBT
        • Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
        • Afterschool Meals
          • Who Serves Afterschool Meals?
        • Summer Meals (SFSP)
          • Communications Toolkit: D.C. Summer Meals Program
          • Find Summer Meals Sites
          • Become a Summer Meals Site or Sponsor
        • Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP)
        • WIC (Special Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program for Women, Infants, and Children)
  • Training & Outreach
    • Outreach
  • Get Help
    • COVID-19 Food Resources and Updates
  • Food Policies
    • COVID-19 Policy Updates and Program Guidance
    • Healthy Students Amendment Act
    • WIC Expansion Act
    • Healthy Parks Amendment Act
    • Healthy Schools Act
    • Healthy Tots Act
    • Grocery Access
    • DC Food Policy Council
    • Testimony
  • About Us
    • Our Mission
    • Meet the Team
    • Our Supporters
    • Our Partners
    • Jobs and Internships
    • Contact Us
  • Newsroom
    • Updates and Announcements
    • News Releases
    • In the News
    • Story Ideas
    • Testimony
    • Request an Interview
  • Take Action
    • Become a Volunteer
    • Contact D.C. Elected Officials
    • Donate
    • Share Your Story
  • Apply for SNAP

Get Help

  • Get Help
    • COVID-19 Food Resources and Updates
Home / Get Help

COVID-19 Resources

  • COVID-19 Food Resources & Updates
  • COVID-19 Policy Updates, Guidance, and Resources

Resources for All Residents

  • Free Summer Meals Sites
  • The SHARE Network (1-800-21-SHARE) is a wholesale food cooperative that can provide $40-$50 worth of food for just $21 and 2 hours of volunteer work per month.
  • Food and Friends (202-269-2277) provides home delivered meals and groceries to people with serious illnesses (HIV/AIDS, cancer, poorly controlled diabetes, or receiving hospice care) that limit their ability to get food for themselves. Must be referred by a healthcare provider.
  • Emergency Food and Other Social Services: The Capital Area Food Bank Network
  • Grocery Stores and Other Healthy Food Access: The Healthy Food Access Portal
  • Farmers’ markets, information on Produce Plus, and Community Food Guides: DC Greens
  • C. WIC Clinics
  • C. ESA Offices: for SNAP, TANF, etc.
  • SNAP

Resources for Seniors

  • Senior Food Resources in D.C. – Quick Tip Referral Sheet
  • How to Get Food in the District of Columbia — Readable Version
  • How to Get Food in the District of Columbia — Printable Version
Share this
Twitter-DCHunger

DCHS commends the @USDA for approving D.C.’s P-EBT plan, providing food assistance benefits to children who have lost access to free or reduced-price school meals due to COVID-19-related school closures: https://bit.ly/3rU4HML

Click to Tweet
DCHS-Logo-footer

1200 18th Street NW, Suite 400
Washington, DC 20036  Map

202-640-1088

202-640-1085

info@dchunger.org

  • Hunger in D.C.
  • Federal Nutrition Programs
  • Training & Outreach
  • Get Help
  • Food Policies
  • About Us
  • Newsroom
  • Take Action
  • Apply for SNAP
  • Privacy Policy
  • Accessibility Statement
  • Sitemap

© 2023 D.C. Hunger Solutions.

FRAC

© 2023 Website

Website by Yoko Co

Scroll To Top