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FIND FOOD AND SERVICES IN YOUR AREA

Are you in immediate need of help? Vermont Foodbank partners with over 200 food shelves, meal sites, and organizations providing food assistance throughout the state. Please use our Find a Food Shelf tool to access food near you.

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GET INVOLVED AND MAKE A DIFFERENCE

All across Vermont, neighbors are experiencing food insecurity. Putting nourishing food on the table for every person in Vermont is a big task, and that’s why the Foodbank needs your help. Get involved with your Foodbank and make a difference today.

2 in 5 People in Vermont Are Food Insecure

Food insecurity is economic insecurity – if people have enough money to cover their basic needs, they can also afford the food they need and want. People experience food insecurity in every community in Vermont.

News & Updates

  • Illustration of a person putting a can of food in a box labeled canned food. The title reads Food In, Food Out: Distribution Centers, and the series number Part 4 is displayed on the bottom.

    Food In, Food Out: Our Distribution Centers

    Now that you’ve learned a bit about our food sources and distribution routes (see Part Two and Part Three in this series), you may be wondering: what happens once the food arrives to one of the three Vermont Foodbank distribution centers?

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  • New 3SquaresVT work requirements take affect on March 1 and could affect some Vermonters' benefits.

    Understanding New 3SquaresVT Work Requirements – We Can Help You Keep Your Benefits

    Starting March 1st, some Vermont neighbors could lose 3SquaresVT food benefits unless they report information to VT-Economic Services Division (VT-ESD) about work, volunteer hours, or certain life situations that excuse them from work requirements. Contact our team for free, one-on-one assistance.

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  • Illustration of a barn and the title of part 3 of the series reading "Where Does All the Food Come From."

    Where Does All the Food Come From?

    Vermont Foodbank distributes more than 14 million pounds of food each year, so that neighbors across the state can have a reliable, year-round supply of nourishing food available when they need some help. So, where does all the food come from?

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Our Vision For Vermont

Everyone in Vermont…

  • has equitable access to enough nourishing food every day.
  • takes action to eliminate hunger and poverty.
  • has what they need to thrive.
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