CLARK COUNTY
FOOD FINDER

Do I qualify for food assistance?

Yes! If you could benefit from food assistance, you qualify. Food pantries do not check income, residence, or photo ID. Simply show up.

Do I need to bring anything with me?

No paperwork is required. Some pantries may ask for basic information (like names or birthdays), but you can also choose to remain anonymous.

Do I need a photo ID?

No photo ID is required.

Will accessing free food affect my housing, SNAP, or other benefits?

No. Food pantries are nonprofit organizations, and receiving free food does not impact your government benefits.

Will accessing free food affect my immigration status?

No. We do not share information with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. You may choose to remain anonymous if that feels best for you.

Can I get food anonymously?

Yes. Let the pantry staff know you wish to remain anonymous, and they will honor that request.

How old do I have to be?

There is no age requirement. Anyone can pick up food.

What if I do not have a permanent address?

That’s okay! You can visit any food pantry near you.

Do I need to bring proof of income?

No proof of income or paperwork is required. Some pantries may ask for basic information, but it’s not mandatory.

Can I use my Clark County Food Bank Client ID card at other pantries?

Your CCFB Client ID card can be used at:

• Clark County Food Bank Drive-Thru

• Food Bank Fresh

• School pantries

• Community Kitchen locations

Note: Other partner pantries may have their own system and cards.

Which food pantry should I go to?

We recommend visiting the pantry closest to you. Use the map at the top of this page to find sites in your neighborhood. If you have questions, contact the pantry directly.

Can a friend or family member pick up food for me?

Yes. A friend or family member can pick up food on your behalf. They may be asked for basic information like names and birthdays of your household members, so it helps if they bring that information with them.

Do you deliver?

Delivery is available for individuals who are homebound or in need of an emergency food box. If you do not have someone who can pick up for you, Clark County Food Bank has volunteers who can bring a box of shelf-stable food to your home. To request delivery, email food@clarkcountyfoodbank.org or call 360-693-0939.

Can I go to more than one food pantry?

Yes. You are welcome to visit as many pantries as you’d like.

How often can I go to each food pantry?

Each location has its own schedule and guidelines. We recommend contacting the pantry directly for details.

Do I need to arrive early?

There’s no need to arrive before a pantry opens. Please plan to arrive at least 15 minutes before closing to ensure you have enough time to pick up food.

What do I do when I get there?

Greet the first volunteer or staff member you see. They’ll check you in and guide you through the process.

I have allergies. Will there be food for me?

Every pantry offers a variety of food. Let a volunteer or staff member know about your allergies, and they will do their best to help you find what works for you.

Which pantries have fresh produce?

All pantries offer fresh produce. The type and quantity will vary depending on the season and location.

I do not have access to a kitchen. Will there be food for me?

Yes. Let a volunteer or staff member know your situation, and they will help you find food that does not require cooking.

How much food will I get?

A typical food box provides enough for your household for 3–5 days.

Food+ resources offered through Clark County Food Bank

Our Food+ programs go beyond food to support overall stability and wellness. Programs include nutrition education, financial empowerment, resource navigation, and workforce development. [Learn more about Food+ programs here.]

Is there pet food at a food pantry?

Sometimes pet food is donated to the food bank. Ask a volunteer when you arrive to see if any is available.

Can I find baby formula at a food pantry?

Baby formula is occasionally donated to the food bank. Ask a volunteer to see if your pantry has any in stock.

Can I pick up diapers at a food pantry?

Yes. Clark County Food Bank now hosts the Diaper Bank, originally run by Battle Ground Adventist Community Services. Diapers are supplied to the locations they previously served. On the Food Finder map, click “Filters,” go to “Items Offered,” and select Diapers to find participating sites.

What other resources might be available?

Every pantry provides food first and foremost. Some sites may also offer other resources such as clothing, rental assistance, or diapers.

For additional non-food resources, community partners like The Salvation Army, St. Vincent de Paul, Inter-Faith Treasure House, Battle Ground Adventist Community Services, and Clark County Adventist Community Services may also be able to help.