Provides daily congregate meals for the community.

*Serves counties: Lyon, Storey, Douglas, Carson City

Provides daily meals for persons in need. Sign up at the main office to have a pin assigned for meals. Must be renewed every 30 days.

Eligibility is determined by assistance programs.

Provides application assistance for DWSS (SNAP, Welfare, Medicaid) and utility assistance for electric and gas.

Low to moderate income individuals and families.

Provides emergency supplies: Diapers, formula, and food vouchers.

Children ages 2 to 18.

Provides summer feeding sites throughout Clark County for breakfast and lunch.

Snack packs offered to students for their weekend meals throughout the school year. During the summer offers lunch for all those children.

Provides outdoor church services at Barbara Bennett Park, afterward serves congregate meals, hygiene kits, and spiritual counseling (clothing and coats when available) to all who attend. Services provided on Thursday.

Income must be at 125% of FPL or below.

Eligibility is based on income and residency.

Provides food vouchers for use at the local community food closet.

Provides a sit down full course meal every Wednesday.

Representative from DWSS is available to provide public assistance for SNAP and Medicaid.

Provides hot meals on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays. All services from the soup kitchen are served "to-go" only. Please wear a face covering when accessing food services.

Meals will have a fee for those under 60.

Offers transportation around town, weekly trip to Elko, and monthly trip to Twin Falls, ID. Serves lunch daily and breakfast on Friday. Homebound meals can be delivered daily upon request.

Non-seniors are welcome but there is a required fee for persons under 60.

Provides congregate and homebound meals to seniors. Bus provides transportation locally and to Pahrump for clients 60 and older or the general public on a space available basis.

Non-seniors are welcome but there is a required fee for persons under 60.

Provides congregate and homebound meals. Bus provides transportation locally; contact the Senior Center directly for transportation hours and route.

All are welcome, must be sober and well-mannered.

Provides hot meals on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays.

Open to adults 18 and older but those under 60 will have a fee.

<strong>Serves a hot lunch to seniors Monday through Friday on-site.</strong>

Serves meals at various locations. Program designed to feed children free, nutritious meals and snacks during the months of June, July, and August when school is out. Meal sites can be at schools, community and recreation centers and faith-based and nonprofit organizations.

Residents of Pershing County for at least 30 days and meet income guidelines. Help with 4 vouchers in a 12 month period.

Provides food vouchers for residents who are unemployed, seniors or indigent. Vouchers are turned in at the local food bank. Milk and bread is given without vouchers.

Suggested donation for seniors age 60 and older. Set fee for individuals under age 60.

Provides soup and lunch meals to the community.

Provides food assistance to families in need.

Primarily provides perishable foods to families in need for a low cost per delivery (up to weekly). There is no requirement of I.D. or income. Food can be ordered and delivered on a weekly basis. Food drop-off: Thursday from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm.

In partnership with the Food Bank of Northern Nevada and USDA Commodities, provides food to families in need on a weekly or monthly basis.

In partnership with the Food Bank of Northern Nevada and USDA Commodities, provides food to families in need on a weekly basis or monthly basis.

They operate an emergency food pantry, which is restocked through parishioner donations. The Catholic Community Service of Northern Nevada gives a grant to help with their efforts. Their assistance in limited. Request for assistance can be made Monday through Friday from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm.

Lovelock Community Food Bank is now serving on 8th Street and Franklin Avenue. They serve Monday through Thursdays at 3:30 pm. All people will need a voucher issued by the Pershing County Clerk's Office in order to receive assistance.

Shelter Assistance, Food Assistance

Clothing, Assistance, Food Assistance

Food Pantry, Shelter Assistance, Clothing Assistance, Transportation Assistance

Food Bank, Food Programs

Meet the resource and income limits and resident of Nevada.

Provides food benefits to low income families in order to reduce hunger and increaser food security. SNAP outreach is provided by Food Bank of Northern Nevada at the Lyon County Human Services Offices in Dayton, Fernley, and Silver Springs. This outreach prevents applicants from having to travel to welfare offices outside the county. Contact the local LCHS office for dates and times of this service.

Provides food benefits to low income families in order to reduce hunger and increase food security. SNAP outreach is provided by Food Bank of Northern Nevada at the Lyon County Human Services Offices in Dayton, Fernley, and Silver Springs. This outreach prevents applicants from having to travel to welfare offices outside the county. Contact the local LCHS office for dates and times of this service.

Seniors and individuals with disabilities of all income levels who are unable to prepare meals for themselves.

Home delivered meals Monday-Friday. Frozen meals are provided for weekends and holidays. Assists seniors and individuals with disabilities who are unable to prepare meals for themselves.

Primarily homebound, Lyon County residents over the age of 60 (or the spouse of).

Provides nutritionally balanced meals and related nutrition services to older individuals who are unable to independently leave their homes due to physical or medical limitations.

Homebound individuals due to medical conditions and/or temporarily to those with periodic illnesses.

Delivers homebound meals, within a 12 mile radius of the city limits.

Homebound individuals due to medical conditions and/or temporarily to those with periodic illnesses for up to a month.

Eligibility is based on income and residency.

Provides food vouchers for use at the local community food closet.

60 and older or has a condition that prevents them from attending congregate meals, and lives within the Elko city limits.

Offers no cost community dinners on Mondays and Thursdays for those in need.

Anyone

Children 18 and younger. Agreement from parents for children to participate in program. Low to moderate income.

Meet income guidelines.

Program provides food delivery for homebound community members. Weekly deliveries include fresh produce, milk, and eggs. Twice a month the deliveries also include non-perishable food items.

Provides a hot "sit down" (boxed to go due to pandemic) meal service to homeless and vulnerable individuals six days a week (and a sack lunch for the 7th day).

Children and teens under age 18.

Anyone

St. Vincent’s Dining Room provides a nutritious meal to all who are hungry in community. The Dining Room serves a free, hot cafeteria-style lunch, Monday through Sunday from 11:30am-1:00pm. Also provides the CARES Campus with two daily hot meals at lunch and dinner time.

Hot, full-course, meals are served at St. Theresa Grace Hall on Mondays. Dinner guests are provided with food “giveaway” bags containing canned goods, fruit, vegetables, dairy products, and breads/pastries. ‘Seconds’ are offered and dinner “to go” containers are provided.

Eligible recipients are based on family income and determined by school teachers and counselors.

Food for children will only be given to parents/guardians who are accompanied by their child(ren).

Low income seniors, 60 years and older.

The Keystone Enrichment Foundation (KEF) was organized to build, manage, guide, direct and promote cultural and community programs

Federally funded program that assists low income people buy the food they need.

Children and teens 18 and younger.

Through USDA's summer meal programs, approved sites in communities across the country can serve meals to kids up to age 18 at no cost. Families can use this tool to find directions to nearby meal sites, as well as their hours of operation and contact information.

Families seeking food assistance for their children can also contact The USDA National Hunger Hotline, operated by Hunger Free America.

Connects 42 million Americans with excess food from their garden and local food pantries. Garden by garden, home & community gardeners and other growers are fighting hunger and malnutrition in America. Provides a mechanism for local food growers and gardeners to gather and donate food to local pantries. COVID-19 UPDATE: Following all CDC and state guidelines.

• Food Gleaning Programs
• Fresh Food
• Food Donation Programs

Cambrooke produces medical formulas and foods for the management of a variety of medical conditions.

Offers a variety of specialty food products for different medical dietary needs. Also offers recipes for various dietary needs.

CAMBROOKEcare provides expanded reimbursement and coverage assistance to help with medical food coverage.