More ways to access food:

• 3SquaresVT – Boost your grocery budget to shop at your local grocery store, convenience store, farmers market, or online. Click here to learn more. For application assistance call 1-855-855-6181, or text VFBSNAP to 855-11.
• WIC - Healthy food and support for you if you are pregnant or a parent or caregiver for a child under the age of 5.  Call 2-1-1 or text VTWIC to 855-11.
• CSFP – The Commodity Supplemental Food Program is a federal nutrition program which offers free monthly boxes of staple foods to income-eligible adults over the age of 60.  Learn more and apply here.
• Farmer to Family Food Box Program - The Vermont Foodbank and partners are continuing to offer food boxes. Check the site to register and find updated information.
• Find a food shelf – The Vermont Foodbank partners with 215 food shelves, meal sites, senior centers, homeless shelters and out of school programs across the state. Find a site near you.
• If you are age 60 or older, call the helpline 1-800-642-5119 to reach your local Area Agency on Aging for personal assistance with 3SquaresVT, getting meals delivered to you at home, and more.
• Call 2-1-1 or visit the USDA Meal Finder to find their nearest location for meals for children 18 and under.
•  NOFA-VT's Community Food Access page offers multiple ways can  Vermonters can access local food on a budget.

This link is for Vermont Everyone Eats hubs only.

Here is a list of resources and support organizations for restaurants.

If you are a restaurant interested in joining a Vermont Everyone Eats Hub in your area. Click here. 

Vermont Everyone Eats has partnered with Localvore, a digital software company to engage Vermont restaurants in providing nutritionally balanced meals for those impacted by COVID-19. Participating restaurants will be reimbursed $10 for digital meal vouchers redeemed at their business.  Click here to learn more. 

Restaurants: Watch this video about the digital voucher program.