If you need help or want to help, you are in the right place.

We haven’t seen anything like this.

This is the first time in the modern history of the SNAP program – more than 60 years – that SNAP funds have been on pause.

AzFBN and member food banks will do everything we can to respond so that as many people as possible will get the resources they need.

You are not alone. We are in this together.

Need help finding food?

Visit the statewide AzFBN food bank and pantry directory (each provider is different, please double check access and availability before visiting)
Call the Hunger Hotline at 602-528-3434 to speak with an AzFBN representative during business hours

Other Community Resources

To find additional support (housing, utilities assistance, clothing, etc.) visit 211 Arizona or dial 2-1-1 to speak to a 211 representative
Visit Farm Express mobile markets to utilize “Food Bucks Now”. Eligible SNAP participants can take home up to $40 in produce through this temporary program.
Find a community fridge or pantry in your neighborhood.
Explore the Resource Calendar below for distributions and opportunities, and please reach out at [email protected] if you have a resource to add!
Find Local First’s list of restaurants offering free meals throughout Arizona.

AzFBN cannot assume responsibility for management, operational procedures, or conduct of unaffiliated resources and agencies.

Ask your neighbor if they’re in need. Support food banks by shortening the line and helping those around you. Consider starting a “give or get” box in your workplace or neighborhood to share goods freely.
Donate to the Arizona Food Bank Network to support food banks and pantries across all 15 counties. Consider a monthly gift as hunger persists year-round.
Hold a community fundraiser to raise awareness at work, school, church, online, or wherever you find community.
Donate funds or non-perishable items to your local food bank or pantry. Use our map to find their website or phone number and learn what their most pressing needs are. Please note that AzFBN does not accept in-kind donations.
Sign up for a volunteer shift at your local food bank or pantry.
Share your story. Your experience with SNAP can help others get the support they need and help AzFBN with future advocacy efforts.