57,150
People with Food Insecurities in Vermont
93,940
People with Food Insecurities in New Hampshire
About the Food Shelf
The Food Shelf provides reliable, healthy groceries to anyone in need, regardless of income.
- Monthly Food Shelf: Visit once a month for a full order of groceries including dairy, eggs, meat, and non-perishable food. (Quick registration)
- Daily Food Shelf: Visit as needed for produce, bread, desserts, and specialty items. (Quick registration)
- Grab and Go: Visit as needed for prepared foods, personal care items, and non-food items that may include clothing, books, other specialty foods, etc. (No registration)
For more details, read our Frequently Asked Questions.
In the United States, 1 in 9 People Struggle With Hunger
Children and adults face hunger throughout the Upper Valley. Many times people have no idea that their neighbor, child’s classmate or even coworker may be struggling to get enough to eat. A former Haven shelter guest and father of two sons put it best, “I don’t have to panic anymore. I know I can use the Food Shelf and work with other local agencies to get us through.”
Items in the Haven’s Food Shelf are purchased through the Vermont Foodbank as well as received through generous donations from individuals, businesses, churches, and civic groups. We are extremely grateful for our food partners and donors. Visit our Food Shelf Wish List for a list of food items we currently need. Food drives are always needed and welcome!
