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Find Free Food Resources Near You

To make it easier for our community to find food during times of increased need, we’ve created a searchable food access map that brings together most local resources in one place. This interactive food resource map includes food pantries, FoodNet sites, free meal locations, and little free pantries. Each listing includes location, hours, and days of operation, so you can easily find what’s closest to you: View the map

This map was developed with the generous help from many of our community partners. The goal is simple: finding food should never feel like a full-time job. We also want to thank local restaurants and residents currently offering free meals during this time. Due to the temporary nature of some locations based on need, not all locations may be searchable on the map.

Additional Resources:

For a printable food resource list, download the Food Bank of Lincoln’s current guide here(PDF, 1MB).
Need transportation? Free bus vouchers may be available at Grace Chapel at 1345 S 16th Street, Ste 2 | (402) 484-8555. You can also find reduced-priced bus passes and the best route to food resource locations at lincoln.ne.gov/startran or by using the RideLNK app.
For more help, visit lincolnfoodbank.org or call 2-1-1

Missing a food site? Let us know at hpo@lincoln.ne.gov with the subject “Food Resource”.

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