As the nation faces an abrupt suspension of funding for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, we know local organizations here in Arizona are rising to meet the moment. Across the state, food banks, mutual aid groups, farms, restaurants and community advocates are stepping in to fill the gaps – ensuring that families can access healthy, nourishing food
At Local First Arizona, we’re lifting up these resources so more Arizonans can find help quickly and easily. Below you’ll find links to community food distributions, local aid programs and partner organizations offering support across the state.
If you know of additional resources or events providing food assistance, please share them with us so we can continue connecting Arizonans with the help they need.
We extend our gratitude to the organizations and individuals stepping up to support Arizona families during this time. Your collective efforts reflect the resilience and generosity that define our state.
Statewide
- Maps of food pantries around the state:
- Arizona Food Bank Network: https://azfoodbanks.org/get-food/
- St. Mary’s Food Bank: https://azfoodhelp.org/find-food-now/
- Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona: https://www.communityfoodbank.org/get-help/
- United Food Bank: https://unitedfoodbank.org/findfood/
- https://www.instagram.com/p/DQVJGxnkrQL/
- People can donate to UFB -> “We are continuing daily food deliveries and preparing for higher demand, but we need your help. As we head into the holiday seasons, your generosity supports our mission of alleviating hunger in Arizona. For more information on how you can give back, head to the link in our bio”
- Yuma Community Food Bank: https://yumafoodbank.org/get-help/
- Anti-Hunger Hotline: 602-528-3434 , available Monday through Friday, 8 a.m.–4 p.m.
- Emergency Food Referrals: 211 is available for food referrals Monday through Friday, 9 a.m.–7 p.m.
- Weekend resources for emergency food (Phoenix Metro, Tucson, Flagstaff)