A monthly box of food for income qualified senior citizens 60 years of age or older. Food boxes include canned vegetable and fruit, juice, cereal, shelf-stable milk, canned meat, non-meat protein and a carbohydrate. The CSFP is an Equal Opportunity Provider.

Provide a monthly box of nutritious food to low-income seniors to improve the health, nutrition, and well-being of their lives. Programs include: ElderShare - provides a monthly box of food to seniors 60 years of age or older whose total household income does not exceed the listed guidelines. ElderShare is in addition to any other food assistance the participant may receive, except that potential participants cannot be current recipients of the USDA’s monthly Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) for low-income seniors. do so. Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) - a monthly supplemental food program of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). Each month, a CSFP food package will be available to income-qualified senior citizens aged 60 years and older.

Food and other assistance for individuals and families with financial need. Also assists with personal care items, household items, and holiday help.

Monthly box of food for those age 60 and over who are at or below 130% Federal Poverty Level. Includes: 4 vegetables 2 fruits 2 types of juice 2 cereal 1 protein shelf stable milk instant milk peanut butter or beans pasta 2 lb block of reduced fat cheese (the variety of these items change each month)

Seniors, age 60 or over, who meet certain income requirements, receive a box of nutritious food once a month.

Service provided is a monthly nutritional box for qualifying senior citizens. Must apply for federal program.

Provides referrals to pantries, soup kitchens and meals in the community. Call for a complete listing of Thanksgiving and Christmas meals

**NOTES** Click here for Coronavirus Information Federal supplemental food program for seniors that provides one food package per month to those qualified.

**NOTES** Click here for Coronavirus Information United States government supplemental food program that provides one bag of food per month per household.

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Provides monthly box of groceries for eligible seniors.

Distribution of food through the Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP), a federally-funded program that is designed to improve the health and nutrition of low-income senior citizens, post-partum mothers, and children. A supply of staple foods, provided by the USDA, are packed into boxes and distributed once a month to registered participants. The boxes contain cereal, juice, canned vegetables and fruit, evaporated milk, pasta, peanut butter, protein (beef, chicken, or tuna), and cheese.

Distribution of food through the Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP), a federally-funded program that is designed to improve the health and nutrition of low-income senior citizens, post-partum mothers, and children. A supply of staple foods, provided by the USDA, are packed into boxes and distributed once a month to registered participants. The boxes contain cereal, juice, canned vegetables and fruit, evaporated milk, pasta, peanut butter, protein (beef, chicken, or tuna), and cheese.

Distribution of food through the Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP), a federally-funded program that is designed to improve the health and nutrition of low-income senior citizens, post-partum mothers, and children. A supply of staple foods, provided by the USDA, are packed into boxes and distributed once a month to registered participants. The boxes contain cereal, juice, canned vegetables and fruit, evaporated milk, pasta, peanut butter, protein (beef, chicken, or tuna), and cheese.

HTML Code: NOTE: as of March 17, 2020 This information has been updated and is accurate in addressing community needs impacted by Covid-19 *** Each month, the Senior Box Program (older adults 60+ years) is designed to improve the health and nutrition of income eligible seniors.

Please, note: Food boxes are distributed at sites across the county.

• What is in one of the food boxes?
• Bottled fruit juice/shelf-stable 2% milk
• Canned protein (e.g., chicken, chili, stew)
• Canned vegetables/fruit
• Bag of dried beans or jar of peanut butter
• Hot or cold cereal
• Pasta
• Non-fat dried milk (every other month)
• Two-pound block of cheese One box of food per month with an average retail value of $50, which includes the following commodities provided through the U.S. Department of Agriculture