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Find Food Near You

Use our interactive Find Food Map for information on local mobile distributions, food pantries, hot meal sites and schools that offer child hunger programs.  

Begin by typing your city in the location box and select it once it pops up. Then select the distance you are willing to travel and  "Show All". Once you click the Search button all available options will show up.

Find Food

Use our interactive Find Food Map for information on local mobile distributions, food pantries, hot meal sites and schools that offer child hunger programs.

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Thanksgiving Meals

Groceries for a traditional Thanksgiving Meal will be given away at 27 locations across the state this year.

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Child Hunger Programs

Talk with your school to learn about the availability of programs such as free or reduced meals, after school programs, and weekend food programs like the BackPack Program.

The Senior Box Program

Use our Find Food Page to find the Feeding South Dakota agency partner nearest to you that is distributing Senior Boxes to receive an application for the program.

Additional Resources

The 211 Helpline is a free confidential, and statewide service available 24/7 that connects individuals and families to local resources that can help.

Call: 211 |  Email: help@helplinecenter.org | Text your zip code to 898211

Get the 211 Helpline App on the Apple App Store or Google Play

Search their interactive Resources Guide using the button below:

Find Help - Helpline Center

SNAP Updates

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) helps low-income South Dakotans buy the food they need to stay healthy while they work to regain financial independence. SNAP is not meant to cover all your food costs, but it helps stretch your grocery budget.

Find the most recent update on the SD Department of Social Service's Homepage.

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WIC Updates

South Dakota WIC helps families be strong, healthy, and happy by providing health promoting food benefits, support services, and referrals. South Dakota WIC supports those who:

  • care for a baby or child younger than 5 years of age
  • are pregnant now or had a baby in the past six months
  • are breastfeeding a baby under 1 year of age

It’s free for all South Dakota families who qualify. Mothers, fathers, legal guardians, and foster parents can all sign up for WIC.

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