PantryFinder
All 50 states + DC

Find a food pantry by state

Every state in the United States plus the District of Columbia has a dedicated hub page with cities, counties, ZIP codes, the state SNAP/WIC agency, and a directory of food access locations drawn from the USDA Food and Nutrition Service public dataset.

Alabama 60 sites Alaska 60 sites Arizona 60 sites Arkansas 60 sites California 120 sites Colorado 60 sites Connecticut 60 sites Delaware 60 sites District of Columbia 60 sites Florida 100 sites Georgia 80 sites Hawaii 60 sites Idaho 60 sites Illinois 90 sites Indiana 60 sites Iowa 60 sites Kansas 60 sites Kentucky 60 sites Louisiana 60 sites Maine 60 sites Maryland 60 sites Massachusetts 60 sites Michigan 80 sites Minnesota 60 sites Mississippi 60 sites Missouri 60 sites Montana 60 sites Nebraska 60 sites Nevada 60 sites New Hampshire 60 sites New Jersey 60 sites New Mexico 60 sites New York 100 sites North Carolina 80 sites North Dakota 60 sites Ohio 80 sites Oklahoma 60 sites Oregon 60 sites Pennsylvania 90 sites Rhode Island 60 sites South Carolina 60 sites South Dakota 60 sites Tennessee 60 sites Texas 110 sites Utah 60 sites Vermont 60 sites Virginia 60 sites Washington 60 sites West Virginia 60 sites Wisconsin 60 sites Wyoming 60 sites

How this directory is organized

The fastest path to a pantry near you is the ZIP search on the homepage. From the state level, you can drill down two ways:

  • By city. Each state hub lists every city we have entries for, sorted by the number of locations available.
  • By county. If you live in a large metro area, the county hub is more useful than the city hub — most metros span dozens of municipalities.

If a state appears with the "guide" badge it means we have the state-level overview, SNAP/WIC enrollment numbers and the official state agency contact, but the location-level dataset for that state is still being expanded. If your state is on the smaller side and you cannot find a nearby site here, dial 211 for free local routing to the absolute nearest pantry. The 211 hotline is operated by United Way and is multilingual, confidential, and available 24 hours a day in most of the country.

What kinds of locations are in the directory?

The base dataset comes from the USDA SNAP Retailer Locator, which maps every store, market, and food access point that the federal government has authorized to accept EBT cards. We supplement it with references to the Feeding America food bank network and the USDA National Hunger Clearinghouse so the resource sidebar on every page connects you to the broader food-assistance ecosystem.

That means you will find traditional food pantries, but also independent grocers in food-insecure ZIP codes, farmers markets that take SNAP/EBT, and rural co-operatives that serve as the de facto local food access point. Each location page tells you which of these categories the location falls into so you know what to expect on arrival.