Lane County Food Finder

Food Finder

Filter your search for food pantries and meal sites here or view printable lists. If you want support finding the right programs for you, please fill out our online request help form.

  • Hours are subject to change due to holidays, weather or other reasons. If you see information that needs updating here, please contact us.
  • We encourage you to call ahead to confirm hours of operation.
  • To pick up groceries from a food pantry, you must meet the USDA Emergency Food Assistance Program Requirements. However, you will not be asked to provide identification, proof of income or a Social Security number when you visit.
  • You may be asked to provide your name, address and the number of people in your household. If you don’t have a permanent residence, you can still get food.
  • If you’re unable to leave your home, you can send someone to pick up food for you by having them bring an Authorized Representative Form; download the form in English or Spanish. Some pantries have bilingual volunteers or staff. You can filter your search for bilingual locations using the food finder.
  • You can expect to receive a 3- to 5-day supply of nutritionally balanced groceries per visit. How often you can visit varies by pantry. Please bring plenty of bags or boxes for the food you’ll receive.
  • There are designated food pantries and other services for college students that are not income based, such as the UO Student Food Pantry and the Lane Titan Pantry and Closet.
Food for Lane County Mobile Pantry - Bob Keefer Center
Mobile Pantries, Bilingual Pantries
250 South 32nd Street, Springfield, OR 97478 | Get Directions
Bus Routes: 11

Last Friday of the month 4:00pm-6:00pm