Vouchers 4 Veggies partners with clinics and community organizations to provide vouchers for their clients; each organization determines their own eligibility rules and program schedule and enrolls clients directly. Therefore Vouchers 4 Veggies does not enroll participants directly nor provide referrals to partner organizations. If you are a San Francisco resident in need of food assistance, please see this list of resources we hope can help you directly:

• 211: For a centralized resource for food services throughout the Bay Area, call 211 or access the 211 database.
• Food Pantry Locator: For a resource to locate food assistance through food banks and pantries in San Francisco and Marin counties, click here.
• Homeless Prenatal Program
• SFUSD School Meal Program: For free meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) provided through SFUSD to all children during school closures, click here.
• CalFresh Benefits: To apply online for CalFresh benefits (also known as SNAP or EBT), visit getcalfresh.org. To see other application method options, click here.
• SF Food Resources: To see a full list of San Francisco food resources, click here.
• SFMTA offers low-cost shuttle or subsidized taxi rides to the grocery store for seniors and people with disabilities.

Fill out the customer service form:

• change your mailing address on file (if you receive benefits by mail)
• report your card or benefits package as lost or stolen
• give feedback about a store in the V4V network
• report a problem using your benefits

Currently, there are two ways organizations can partner with Vouchers 4 Veggies– by purchasing vouchers directly or by qualifying for an existing government-funded program.

Vouchers 4 Veggies also offers replication technical assistance and collaborative grant-seeking to organizations, with a special focus on healthcare.

Please fill out the contact form to discuss further!

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Fill out the customer service form.