http://www.communityfoodbank.com/cfb/help/
F YOU NEED HELP WITH FOOD HERE ARE SOME PROGRAMS THAT CAN HELP YOU
PROGRAM WHO IS ELIGIBLE
TEFAP FOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAM — if you are out of food and need help call
622-0525 or call Information and Referral Services at 881-1794 (nights and
weekends) to find out where the closest place is to get food.
Anyone who is low income
INFANT FOOD BOX — you can get a supply of baby formula until you are able
to get your WIC appointment. Call the WIC Office or Information and
Referral Services at 243-7777.
Babies
VALUE FOODS STORE — a grocery store where you can buy at a discount.
Located at 3003 S. Country Club and is open Tue-Fri (9-4:30) and Sat
(9-1:30).
Anyone regardless of your income
FARMER’S MARKET–a market where you can buy directly from farmers/gardeners
every Tuesday and Saturday at The Community Food Bank, 3003 S. Country
Club. It is open every Tuesday and Saturday, 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon. Cash,
AZ FMNP vouchers and food stamps are accepted.
Anyone regardless of your income
FOOD STAMPS — if you are low income you can apply for Food Stamps. They
can be used at grocery stores. You are determined eligible base on your
household income and resources. Call 628-6810 to find out where is the
closest Food Stamp Office.
Any low income person or family who qualifies
WIC & FOOD PLUS — vouchers to be used at the grocery store or at the Food
Plus Store.
Call 243-7777 to find out where the closest office is.
You can enroll if you are low income.
If you’re pregnant
If you just had a baby
Babies
A child up to 6 years old
If you’re a senior over 60
SCHOOL LUNCH & BREAKFAST — if you are low income fill out an application
at your child’s school so you can get free and reduced price meals. Call
your child’s school.
Any low income school age child going to school
SOUP KITCHENS
Casa Maria Call 624-0312
DePorres/Caridad Call 623-6773
Anyone who needs a meal
HOME DELIVERED MEALS
Mobile Meals of Tucson Call 622-1600
Northwest Mobile Meals Call 297-6049
Pima meals on Wheels/PCOA Call
Pima Health Systems Call 512-5500 790-7262
If you are a homebound senior
If you are a senior who needs a special diet
If you are a handicapped senior
SENIOR MEAL AND FOOD PROGRAMS
Low cost frozen meals Call 798-3839
Multiple Sights Call Information and Referral Services at 881-1794 or
790-7262
If you are a low income senior
Feinstein “Million-Dollar Challenge”
March 1, 2007 to April 30, 2007
“If a man from Rhode Island is willing to help fight hunger in your
community, won’t you please consider donating?”
The Rhode Island philanthropist, Alan Shawn Feinstein, will add money to
monetary or food donations given to the Community Food Bank between March
1 and April 30.
For the tenth year in a row, Feinstein will divide $1 million nationwide
among agencies involved in the fight against hunger that use it to help
them raise funds during March and April 2007.
Every anti-hunger organization in the U.S. can earn a share of the $1
million – up to $50,000. Each dollar collected is worth $1, and each pound
of food collected is also worth $1 in this annual challenge to fight
hunger.
Help the Community Food Bank receive a part of the $1 million by donating
to our Feinstein Virtual Food Drive Here!
Stamp Out Hunger” Letter Carriers Drive
May 12, 2007
12:00 am to 2:00 pm
Virtual Food Drive, Click here
On Saturday, May 12, 2007, Southern Arizona letter carriers will
collect food donations to benefit those at greatest risk in an effort to
fight hunger during the National Association of Letter Carriers’ annual
Stamp Out Hunger food drive.
For the 15th year, the Community Food Bank will join the letter
carriers’ effort to provide food to depleted supplies. “In a typical year
the Community Food Bank receives enough food from holiday drives to last
until the National Letter Carriers Food Drive. This past year holiday
giving was down and we have already exhausted our food drive supply,” said
Bill Carnegie, Community Food Bank CEO.
To help Stamp Out Hunger in Southern Arizona, simply leave a bag of
non-perishable foods, such as canned soup, canned vegetables, pasta, rice
or cereal next to your mailbox prior to the time of regular mail delivery
on May 12. Food items should be in non-breakable containers such as boxes
or cans. Local letter carriers will collect donations and deliver them to
the Community Food Bank.
“May 12th marks the date that we can make a significant impact on
hunger in Southern Arizona. With the help of every letter carrier, their
families, the staff of the Community Food Bank and hundreds of local
volunteers, we CAN make a difference,” added Carnegie.
For further information, contact Jack Parris at 622-0525 x 215
http://communityfoodbank.com/agencies/
A list of agencies
community foodbank - these look to be Arizona 
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