PARTNER FOOD PANTRIES
The Food Bank of Northern Nevada works closely with a broad network of partner food pantries throughout the region. These pantries are independently operated by local community organizations and supported by the Food Bank to help expand access to food. Services are open to all residents experiencing food insecurity, and most pantries do not require income verification.
Each pantry has its own hours and offerings, so it’s a good idea to check the details before you visit. The Food Finder shows current hours, closures, and locations for every partner pantry. Enter your address or ZIP code to find a pantry near you, you can then filter by pantry or by day of the week to plan your visit.
The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP)
TEFAP is a federal program that provides additional food to help households stretch their groceries.
Many neighborhood pantries distribute TEFAP food, which includes USDA-provided items such as shelf-stable staples and fresh produce.
This program is available at select pantries at no cost to you, offering extra support when you need it.
USDA foods typically include juices, canned fruits and vegetables, canned and/or frozen meats, dry beans, and pasta.
Eligibility Requirements
- Households must certify that their income does not exceed 185% of the federal poverty guidelines by self-certifying via the income guideline and or on approved governmental assistance program.
- For each additional household member, add $848 per month to the income limit.
View the TEFAP income eligibility guidelines below:
View the TEFAP Distribution Schedule
The Food Bank of Northern Nevada is an equal opportunity employer and provider. View the USDA Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) Nondiscrimination Statement.