CSFP

Once per month, we distribute food to seniors who meet the government guidelines in Moses Lake, Ephrata, Soap Lake, Grand Coulee, Othello, Selah, Kennewick, Richland, Benton City, and 11 sites in Whitman County. Seniors the age of 60 and over may apply for CSFP Senior Food Services by completing an application available at the participating Food Bank Lobby. Applicants will be notified if they are eligible for the Senior Food Box pick-up, whether drive through or walk in. This will be on two consecutive days a month, on Monday and Tuesday of the first full week each month.

😀SENIOR DRIVE THROUGH😀

Monday & Tuesday October 5th & 6th

11am - 2pm

For CSFP Participants Only

(Commodity Supplemental Food Program)

This is additional food from your weekly (inside) visit.

If interested in participation,

please come inside for more info.

-Limited openings available

-Waitlist applies to new applicants

-Must wait for approval letter for participation

-If you miss pick up two months in a row,

you will be taken off the list, and must reapply

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Senior Box Products May Vary

CSFP Income Guidelines

Contact your local food bank to see if they participate in the CSFP program

Click the links below for more information

CSFP Income Guidelines (WSDA CSFP Income Guidelines)

WSDA Form 2244 (WSDA CSFP Application)

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