Programs that provide evening meals for disadvantaged children in low-income neighborhoods.

Programs that supply infant formula and/or baby food, usually in addition to other groceries.

A federally-funded program that provides free or reduced-cost lunches to school children that are unable to pay the full cost.

Programs that operate during the summer when schools are not in session to provide meals for children and youth aged 18 and younger who live in low-income areas.

Programs that provide hot meals on a regular basis for older adults and adults with disabilities to meet nutritional and socialization needs.

Programs that allow a group of people to pool their grocery orders and purchase food in bulk at a discount.

Food markets or food pantries that accept online/telephone orders and deliver groceries to the homes of people who are unable to shop for themselves due to illness, disability, transportation, or other circumstances.

Programs that collect and distribute food to people in emergency situations or whose disability or illness makes it hard for them to leave home.

Programs that supply food coupons which can be exchanged at designated stores or markets for food products.

Programs that provide meals in a central location for people who are unable to afford to buy and prepare food themselves.

Programs that provide plots of land on which people from the community can grow fruits, vegetable, herbs, and flowers.

Farmers' Markets Accepting Nutrition Program Vouchers. Farmers' market sites that accept coupons provided by the state nutrition program to buy fresh fruit, vegetables, and herbs.

Programs that provide information and assistance to individuals who want to grow their own produce at home.

Programs that provide a hot Thanksgiving meal in a congregate setting for low-income and homeless individuals and families.

Programs that provide a hot Christmas meal in a congregate setting for low-income and homeless individuals and families.

Programs that prepare and regularly deliver meals to older adults, people with disabilities and others who have difficulty getting food themselves.

A federally-funded program that provides low-income households with funds that can be used at most grocery stores to purchase food.

A federal public health nutrition program that provides information and assistance to low-income families.