Facing food insecurity or SNAP disruptions or know someone who is?
The City of Phoenix Food Assistance & Community Resources page connects residents to emergency food boxes, senior meals, cooking classes, and public transit-accessible support.
Whether you're navigating paused SNAP benefits or seeking healthy, affordable meals, this guide offers direct access to:
🥫 Arizona Food Bank Network: Find nearby food banks and pantries
🍎 Double Up Arizona: Stretch your SNAP dollars with fresh produce
🧓🏼 Senior Center Meals: Daily lunches and community engagement
🥘 Cooking & Nutrition Resources: Budget-friendly meal planning tools
🚌 Public Transit Routes: Reach food sites without a car
🏘️ Additional Support: Housing, child care, and legal aid services
Desert Democracy is committed to connecting our community with practical, inclusive resources. Share this link widely—every meal matters.
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