Need Help Getting Food?
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Collapse ▲SNAP or Food and Nutrition Services (also known as Food Stamps) may be able to help you. The benefits are given on an EBT card that works like a debit card. You can use it to buy food at stores that accept EBT cards. Look for signs that say, “We accept SNAP benefits.” Apply for SNAP online.
For help with the SNAP application: call Katy Forrest at 919-909-7469, Milagros Guzman at 910-705-5504 (Español), or the “More in My Basket” program: 1-855-240-1451(English); 1-888-382-7105 (Español); morefood.org. WIC is a program to help women, infants, and children get food. Call Lincoln Community Health at 919-956-4042 to apply. Learn more about the SNAP Program.
Find free food:
Use End Hunger Durham’s food pantry list and map.
Visit one of the two FREE community fridges in Durham located at
1901 Chapel Hill Road and 1902 W. Main Street. Durham
Community Fridges are FREE & open 24/7. Follow on Instagram
@durmcommunityfridges
SUN Bucks is a new summer food assistance program. It gives families $120 in food benefits per eligible child. Benefits will be issued on current EBT cards or mailed on a new EBT card. More details are included on the images and on the SUN Bucks Application Page. The deadline to apply is August 31.
Double Bucks
Do you receive SNAP, WIC, or live in Section 8 housing? You can use Double Bucks to shop at a farmer’s market and get double the food for your money. See the list below for participating Durham markets and learn more about Double Bucks.
Black Farmers’ Market
Address: 1637 East Lawson Street, Durham, NC 27703
Dates/Hours: 1st & 3rd Sundays 1 p.m.-4 p.m. (April-November)
Website: blackfarmersmkt.org
North Durham Farmers’ Market
Address: 1016 Old Oxford Rd Durham, NC
Dates/Hours: 1st & 3rd Saturdays 12 p.m.- 4 p.m. (April-November)
Website: northdurhamfarmersmarket.com
Address: Hub RTP, 500 Park Offices Dr., Durham, NC 27709
Summer market hours: Saturdays, 8 a.m.-12 p.m.
Website: southdurhamfarmersmarket.com/