Get Help

People who are unable to leave their homes for groceries can send a proxy to a pantry to pick up food on their behalf.

• Please have the proxy bring these forms.

FOOD for Lane County’s hunger relief efforts are focused on providing food assistance and increasing self-sufficiency for our neighbors living on limited resources.

Food Resources

FOOD for Lane County partners with a network of food pantries and meal sites across the county.

• Eugene/Springfield food pantry list (opens as PDF)

• Rural pantry list (opens as a PDF)

• Food pantries (map)

• Am I eligible to visit a pantry?

  • Your household income is at or below the eligible income levels and intake form – Eng and Span
    or
  • You are currently participating in the Food Stamp Program (SNAP), TANF, SSI, or LIHEAP.
    and
  • Your address and the number of people in your household as declared on the sign-in sheet are true and accurate.

• Meal sites – Meal Site Calendar Eugene (opens as PDF) | Meal Site Calendar Springfield (opens as PDF)

• FFLC’s Dining Room

• Produce Plus

Additional Food Resources

• For youth

• For seniors

Other state and federal resources

A variety of state and federal programs are available to help Oregon families and individuals receive the assistance they need. Click on the links below for more information.

• Federal Food Stamp Program (SNAP)
  • Emergency extra SNAP benefits during the COVID-19 pandemic – English Spanish
• Oregon Food Benefits
• Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
• Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)
• Governor’s Advocacy Office
• Oregon Helps
• Lane211
• Oregon Department of Human Services (DHS)

Human Services Commission, City of Eugene, City of Springfield and Lane County sponsor these services.