Wa Ounjẹ ni Ilu Baltimore

Looking for food in Baltimore City? There are several options available, including grocery delivery.

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SNAP and WIC

If you need help paying for groceries, there are two food assistance programs available.

Read our 211 guide's on both programs:

Àfikún Eto Iranlọwọ Ounjẹ tabi SNAP (formerly food stamps)
WIC - for eligible pregnant and nursing moms and children up to age 5

Get help with these applications. Social services staff visit the Baltimore City Community Action Partnership (BCCAP) centers on a weekly basis to assist with these food programs. Contact BCCAP to get help.

Find Food Pantries

The 211 Community Resource Database lists food resources across the Baltimore City area from pantries to soup kitchens. Find what you're looking for with these common food searches. Enter a ZIP code to narrow the search.

Baltimore City Food reosources

Ami kan ninu ile itaja ohun elo ti eto SNAP/EBT

Common Baltimore City Food Searches

Click on the type of food you're looking for in the Baltimore area, and then narrow the results by entering a ZIP code.

Grocery Discounts In Baltimore

There are two additional ways to save on groceries:

Pin Food Network
B'More Fresh (through Amazon)

Awọn Pin Food Network is a nonprofit that provides healthy groceries at about half the retail cost. Menus are updated every month, and pickup locations are throughout Maryland.

Amazon discounts

Baltimore City SNAP participants (formerly known as food stamps) can receive a $20 produce voucher through B'More Fresh and Amazon. Since it's an Amazon program, the food will be delivered.

The vouchers are available once a month and must be spent within 30 days.

Here's how it works.