Food for All

Program Overview

Food for All provides nutritious food directly to individuals and families facing food insecurity within the Archdiocese of Cincinnati. By partnering with local churches, schools and social service agencies, the program brings fresh, healthy options to areas where access to affordable groceries is limited. Through a network of distribution sites and dedicated volunteers, we work to reduce hunger, improve health outcomes and ensure that all people have access to the affordable, nutrient-rich food they need.

Services Offered

Food Pantries

Catholic Charities Southwestern Ohio staff and volunteers distribute food to families in Adams, Brown, Butler, Clermont, Clinton, Hamilton, and Highland counties.

School-Based Support

We currently supply PowerPack meals to students in need in one Cincinnati Catholic school, helping ensure children have consistent access to healthy meals beyond the classroom.

Eligibility

Eligibility guidelines are based on The Emergency Food and Assistance Program (TEFAP) household income. The total household income based on household size must be at or below 200% of the federal poverty line to receive food assistance. 

Frequently Asked Eligibility Questions

Volunteers are needed from 9 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. at each mobile site. Individuals and groups of all ages are welcome. Call the Food for All Coordinator at 513-672-3720.

We appreciate your generosity and that you thought of us and the people we serve! Some food we can accept, but some food we do not have space to store. Please call the Food for All coordinator at 513-672-3720 to verify that we can make use of your donation.