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Provides Holiday assistance for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter dinner meal items to those in need.

Provides monthly bags of non-perishable food to income eligible individuals and families. All food for the monthly supplemental bags is provided by the USDA. All food recipients are encouraged to contribute to the cost of operating the program by collecting and donating grocery bags, by volunteering or making a monetary contribution. The LCC also provides the intake for the Louisa County Emergency Food Pantry. The Emergency Food Pantry serves families and individuals in emergency or crisis situations. Eligibility is determined on a case-by-case. All applicants will also be screened for USDA monthly food.

Community based organization that provides assistance at Christmas in the form of a holiday meal and basic staples to applicants in Louisa County who are at or below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level. Also provide gifts of clothing, toys and new age appropriate books for children newborn through age 17 (or 18 if still residing in the home and in school).

Provides holiday assistance programs such as Christmas and Thanksgiving baskets, Christmas kettles and Adopt A Child gift program. Must pick up and complete forms at Social Services. Completed forms are to be taken to the Salvation Army to receive a Wish List form.

Provides food once a month.

A to-go meal available to the community.

Does not serve consumers directly. Consumers should contact their local food pantry or food bank. Receives donated venison from hunters, crop damage, permits, and deer management efforts. The meat is distributed free of charge to food banks, soup kitchens, church food pantries and other local feeding programs. Funds are raised to cover the cost of processing, distribution, and the overhead expenses of operation.

Offers a food pantry to area residents.

Provides free, noontime meals five days per week to those who are in need of such nourishment and who are home-bound. Homebound folks 60 years old or older who prefer meals meeting nutritional standards may wish to contact the New River Valley Agency on Aging, the other provider of homebound meals. Their meals meet strict nutritional requirements. At this time, there are no nutritional standards for Radford Fairlawn Daily Bread meals. Program uses volunteers.

Provides Meals for Residents, an Open Meal for the Public and a Food Pantry. Accepts food donations. The Food Pantry is located at the Haven of Rest and provides several days worth of meals for families who are under the Federal Poverty Guidelines. Breads, canned foods, frozen foods, fresh fruits and/or vegetables, chips and snacks are usually included. Special diet needs may not be available, but if stated at the time of registering for food assistance, the staff will often attempt to help.

Offers a food pantry for area residents in need.

Provides food pantry services to families when other welfare programs cannot meet their needs.

Provides a food clearinghouse that collects, stores, and distributes food to qualified churches and 501(c)3 non-profit organizations. The Food Bank mission is to provide nourishing food to our neighbors in need through vibrant community partnerships and passionate public support.

Provides food to needy persons in the New Market, Forestville, Quicksburg area.

Provides a food pantry for persons in need of emergency food.

Provides a food pantry for the needs in the community. Must have referral voucher. Food Closet: (540) 825-1177.

Provides a food pantry at UUCC the first Friday of each month to those in need in the community. Fill out paperwork no later than 10am, bring ID if have one, wait on-site for food bags to be assembled and given out by 12noon. Volunteers are always welcome. Number of visits not restricted. Accessible by JAUNT. See http://www.uucharlottesville.org/get-involved/outreach-and-social-justice/social-action-at-tjmc

Provides a Holiday Assistance program for those in need. Also operates the Adopt-A-Cherub program where the family seeking aid for children completes an application and a wish list. When people call in and ask to adopt children, Social Services gives the benefactor a profile of the child or children and a wish list. Names of the families are confidential.

Distributes emergency food to Loudoun County residents. Provides three day supply twice a month based upon family size, any special dietary needs, and living arrangements. Provides USDA commodities to income eligible families/households. Hours To Get Food By Appointment Only at Leesburg Pantry: Tues 8:30AM - 11:30AM Tues 3:30PM - 5PM & Thurs 5PM - 7PM Wed, Fri & Sat 9AM - 11:45AM Hours to Get Food, No appointment required service (these are first come, first served while supplies last): Sterling Community Center (120 Enterprise St. Sterling) Parking Lot (Mobile Market): Mon 1PM - 2:30PM Sugarland Elementary School in Sterling (65 Sugarland Run Dr) Parking Lot (Mobile Market): Thursday 10AM - 12PM

Provides a food pantry for area residents in need. Assistance is provided once a month.

Provides emergency food to those in need.

Provides a food pantry for local residents.

Provides food to help end hunger through a partnership with Blue Ridge Area Food Bank and church/community donations. Serving locally qualified families with compassion in Keezletown, McGaheysville and Penn

Provides a non-profit regional food clearing house that gathers, stores and distributes to participating charitable agencies government surplus food products and edible but unmarketable food that has been acquired from other sources at a low cost.

Offers an emergency food pantry that provides bags of groceries to residents of Charlottesville area of Belmont and Carlton only. Families may come once a month for assistance.