The Utah Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP) is a new produce incentive program offering $50 to qualified seniors to spend at authorized farmers markets. SFMNP vouchers can be spent on fresh fruits, vegetables, herbs and honey at local markets.

 Through partnership with the Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) and WIC offices, we are thrilled to reach nearly 3,000 low income seniors across the state.

See a list of participating markets here

To pick up the benefit on behalf of someone with limited access to markets:

A designated proxy can collect booklets at a market on behalf of an eligible participant once they complete the official proxy letter. They would then bring the letter, a copy of the participant's ID, and EITHER the participants CSFP card OR a completed self-declared income form.

As Utah responds to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Utahns Against Hunger will be collecting and maintaining information on emergency food resources in the state.

P-EBT

P-EBT, or Pandemic EBT, is a federal relief program for parents of children receiving free or reduced lunch. If your children received or reduced lunch between March or May of 2020, look below to see if you qualify:

P-EBT Information and Resources

Benefits & Food Resources

Follow these links for resources related to key food assistance programs, and check below for more information about resources that are being made available during the pandemic response.

SNAP Benefits Emergency Food School Meals Food Assistance for Seniors  WIC Program

Summer Food

We and all our partners are working hard to provide up to date information, but we are responding to a dynamic situation and circumstances at any given site are subject to change. Please call any service provider before visiting to make sure they are best able to help.

If you need help beyond food assistance or benefits: contact United Way, either at the 2-1-1 Utah website or by phone at 801-736-8929.

Our county fact sheets collect information on food resources throughout Utah. These sheets include lists of pantries, information on applying for SNAP and WIC, and information on other resources like meals on wheels services.

• Beaver County
• Box Elder County
• Cache and Rich Counties
• Carbon County
• Daggett, Duschene, and Uintah Counties
• Davis County
• Emery and Grand Counties
• Garfield and Iron Counties
• Juab, Millard, and Piute Counties
• Kane and Washington Counties
• Morgan and Weber Counties
• Salt Lake County
• San Juan County
• Sanpete, Sevier, and Wayne Counties
• Tooele County
• Utah, Summit, and Wasatch Counties

Utahns Against Hunger will also be tracking the status of school meals and child nutrition services during the response to the COVID-19 pandemic.