Nutrition Services
Food Resources
Rural Resources works to expand access to nutritious and affordable food across northeast Washington. Resilient food systems are essential in order to create strong, sustainable communities.
Our main Food Resources programs are:
Food Pantry Partners: RRCA receives/stores/distributes food to 17 food pantries partners across Stevens, Ferry, and Pend Oreille counties. You can find a full list of food pantries here. If you are in need of food resources, please visit one of our food pantry partners. Additional food resources may be available in your area and can be found here.
Mobile Food Pantry: RRCA operates a Mobile Food Pantry, bringing free food distribution events to remote communities. Our Mobile Food Pantry events are open to anyone in need of food – no qualifying eligibility.
Rural Resources also operates a Basic Food Outreach program through SNAP/EBT, managed by the Senior and Independent Living Services department.
Who qualifies for these services?
Anyone in need of food
Important note about qualifiying for services: The qualifications listed here are a general indication of who will qualify for these services. If you need these services but aren't sure if you fit the qualifications listed, please contact our offices. We will work with you to find the services to fit your needs.
Populations Served by Food Resources
Food Resources Client Stories
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