Food Resources for Livingston County Families: Pantries, Meals & More
Every family deserves access to enough nutritious food to grow, learn, work, and thrive.
September is Hunger Action Month, a time to raise awareness about food insecurity and make sure our neighbors know where to turn when they could use a little extra support.
Here in Livingston County, families don’t have to search for food resources on their own. The Livingston County Hunger Council brings together local organizations and resources to help make food support easier to find.
Whether you need help putting groceries on the table, are looking for a community meal, want information about nutrition programs, or want to help a neighbor, LivingstonHunger.com is a great place to start.
Find Food Resources in Livingston County
The Livingston County Hunger Council website organizes local food information into several easy-to-use categories:
Food Resources
Start here when you’re not sure which type of food assistance or community resource might be right for your family.
Pantries
Find food pantries serving Livingston County and check current information before visiting.
Hot Meals
Find community meal programs and opportunities to enjoy a free prepared meal at locations throughout the county.
How to Donate
If you’re looking for a way to help, learn how you can support local efforts working to address hunger and food insecurity in our community.
It’s Okay to Use Community Resources
Families can need a little extra help for all kinds of reasons. An unexpected bill, reduced work hours, rising grocery costs, a new baby, a change in child care, or another life transition can quickly stretch a household budget.
You don’t have to wait until your family is in crisis to look for support.
Community resources are here for our community—and that includes you.
Raising a Young Child and Not Sure Where to Start?
Finding food may only be one piece of what a family is navigating.
If you’re pregnant or raising a young child and aren’t sure what resources are available, Help Me Grow Livingston can help you find the next step.
Families can reach out with questions about child development, food and basic needs, child care, preschool, parenting support, local activities, developmental screening, and more.
When You Don’t Know, Help Me Grow!
Call or text a Care Coordinator at 844-464-0005 or connect with us online.
Help Make Sure Our Neighbors Know
Hunger Action Month is also an opportunity to make sure the people around us know that these resources exist.
Share this information with a friend, neighbor, coworker, parent, caregiver, or family who may find it useful. You never know who might need it now—or who may remember it when they need it later.
And if you’re in a position to give back, the Livingston County Hunger Council can also connect you with ways to support local hunger-relief efforts.
Strong families help build a strong Livingston County.
Making sure families can find the resources they need is one more way we can help our children, families, and entire community thrive.
