District Food Banks

SNAP Benefits (Food Stamps): If you are having difficulty buying food, you may qualify for SNAP benefits, also known as food stamps. Start your application here. Offices are closed for in-person visits, and applicants are encourage to use the handy online instructions for SNAP, as phone lines have long wait times due to a high number of calls.

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Buying Local during COVID-19: The Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources' COVID-19 page includes where you can buy fresh, local food.

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District Food Banks: If you are in need of food, please consult your local food bank for help. If you are in a financial position to donate during these difficult times, please consider one of the resources below. If you are not a constituent but are seeking food, please consult Project Bread to find your closest food bank. 

Attleboro:

• Hebron Food Pantry, Inc. (11 Sanford Street)

• AACC/ Food ‘n Friends (Several Locations)

• AACC/ Family Café (Several Locations)

• Salvation Army/Attleboro Food Pantry (5 Mechanic Street)

• Self Help Attleboro (95 Pine Street)

• Murray UU Church Food Pantry (505 North Main Street)

• St. Joseph’s Food Cellar (112 Palm Street)

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Franklin:

• Franklin Food Pantry (43 W. Central Street)

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Millis:

• Millis Ecumenical Food Pantry (142 Exchange Street)

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Natick:

• Natick Service Council Food Pantry (2 Webster Street)

• A Place to Turn (99 Hartford Street)

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Needham:

• Needham Community Council Food Pantry (570 Hillside Avenue)

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Norfolk:

• Norfolk Community Supper

• Norfolk Food Pantry (63 Rockwood Road)

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North Attleborough:

• ACC/Food ‘n Friends (Several Locations)

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Plainville:

• UMC/Living Bread Food Pantry (16 East Bacon Street)

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Wayland:

• Celebration International Church (6 Loker Street)

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Wellesley:

• Wellesley Food Pantry (207 Washington Street)

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Wrentham:

• Wrentham Food Pantry (1 East Street)