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We are ready to take your call Monday – Friday, 8am-4:30-pm. We speak English, Spanish, Somali and Hmong and we have access to interpreters for other languages. Get connected to a food shelf that meets your needs or get personalized help applying for food stamps (SNAP) or senior food boxes (CSFP).
Para obtener ayuda en español, llámenos o envíenos un mensaje de texto. Hadad rabto gargaar o luqada Somaliga ah, nagaso wac ama fariin noguso. Yog xav tau kev pab hauv lus hmoob, hu los sis sau ntawv tuaj rau peb ntawm tu xov tooj. |
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Our Food Resource Map
Our food resource map can direct you to food shelves and resources in your community. For more help finding food and resources, call our Care Center.
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Your Privacy is Important To Us
Second Harvest Heartland respects your privacy and is committed to keeping all information you share with the Care Center confidential. While your call to the Care Center is always confidential, you may be asked to share personal details throughout the Care Center food assistance process. We use this data to find the best resources available for you. We do not sell any of your personal information to others and do not capture personal information without your permission.
Frequently Asked Questions
Second Harvest Heartland supports hundreds of food shelves in Minnesota as well as numerous meal programs, food distributions, discount grocery stores and more. For immediate help, locate the food shelf closest to you. Then, review these food assistance and nutrition programs to see if you qualify for ongoing support.
Second Harvest Heartland supports food shelves as well as numerous meal programs, food distributions, discount grocery stores and more that serve in 18 western Wisconsin counties. For immediate help, locate the food shelf closest to you. Then, review these food assistance and nutrition programs to see if you qualify for ongoing support.
Yes. Many local food shelves, food pantries and hunger relief agencies today use a “shopper’s choice” model that allows you to make your own healthy food and grocery choices for you and your family.
Second Harvest Heartland sources and distributes a variety of culturally specific foods to our food shelf partners, such as jasmine rice, pollock, sardines and cumin. Many food shelves, food pantries and free food resources in our network offer options for those with dietary restrictions, allergies and other food preferences.
A prepared meal includes all the components for a healthy and nutritious meal, ready-made for quick and easy preparation at home. Access to prepared meals helps working families, students, seniors and others by reducing anxiety about where their next meal is coming from. It does more than simply address hunger—it also provides comfort, stability and peace-of-mind.
Our role is to supply groceries, fresh produce, and prepared meals to our partners and network of food shelves. However, our Care Center can help you find food through our network of food shelves and community resources, including food stamps (SNAP).
Second Harvest Heartland helps people access resources like SNAP (food stamps), CSFP senior food boxes, local food shelves, and more. Visit our Map of Food Near Me or contact us directly for help.
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Our friendly Care Center team is here to help you get the food you need. We're available 8:00am-4:30pm Monday-Friday, and help is available in English, Spanish, Hmong and Somali.