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Local farmers and producers. SNAP and WIC accepted. Downtown location near Barton Springs Pool. ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

Central Texas Food Bank headquarters and main distribution center. Serves 22 counties. Now includes an onsite client-choice food pantry with emergency walk-in access Mon–Fri — clients choose fresh produce (some grown in CTFB's on-site garden) plus shelf-stable items. No appointment needed. (512) 282-2111.

City of Austin APH neighborhood center serving East Austin. Food pantry access once per month. Walk-ins welcome. (512) 972-6650.

Episcopal nonprofit serving South Austin. Bilingual English/Spanish staff. First-come, first-served. No appointment needed. (512) 439-8900.

Sustainable Food Center. Double Up Food Bucks Texas (doubles SNAP up to $30/week on produce). Triples WIC benefits & doubles FMNP Apr-Oct. Distinct from Austin Farmers Market at Barton Springs Rd. ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

Sustainable Food Center market in southwest Austin. Same SNAP/WIC/Double Up Food Bucks benefits as downtown market. (512) 730-1807. ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

Community pantry in central/North Austin near Hyde Park. Closed major holidays. Enter at 40th St doors. info@hopefoodpantryaustin.org.

Travis County-run pantry. Visit any county center once per 30 days. ~5 days food per household. No income verification for county residents. (512) 854-9130.

One of six Travis County community center pantries. Once-per-30-days policy. (512) 854-4120.

6–8 weekly mobile markets selling locally grown produce, eggs, honey at reduced prices. All accept SNAP Lone Star. Mon 3–5pm Collinfield Dr (Lone Star Circle of Care); 1st Tue 1–3pm W Braker Ln (Community Care); 2nd Tue 10:30am–12:30pm Comal St (East Austin); 4th Tue 4:30–6:30pm Ed Bluestein Blvd (East Communities YMCA); Wed 4–6pm S Congress Ave (Sierra Vista); Thu 10am–12pm Montopolis Dr (Southeast Health); Thu 12:30–2:30pm La Costa (People's Clinic); 3rd Fri 3–5pm Gilbert Rd (Hornsby Bend). (512) 553-6620. ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

Located at Mueller Branch Park Pavilion. Double Up Food Bucks available (doubles up to $30 on produce). WIC seasonal (April–October, FMNP). (512) 953-7959. ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

Faith Presbyterian Church CTFB partner. Canned goods, bread, and fresh produce. One visit per month per household. Evening hours for working families. (512) 444-1314.

Emergency food assistance plus back-to-school supplies, Christmas aid, job search help, and vocational training. East Austin location. (512) 443-8183.

City of Austin APH neighborhood center serving Northeast Austin. Clients may access pantry once per month. (512) 972-5159.

City of Austin APH pantry serving Southeast Austin (Montopolis neighborhood). Once-per-month eligibility. Low-income area with limited nearby options. (512) 972-6705.

Central Texas Food Bank mobile distribution stop. East Austin location. No appointment required. Check centraltexasfoodbank.org for schedule updates.

Central Texas Food Bank school-site mobile distribution. South Austin. No appointment required. Verify monthly at centraltexasfoodbank.org.

City of Austin APH neighborhood center serving the Rosewood neighborhood in East Austin. Once-per-month access. Closed for building repairs; slated to reopen in 2026. Verify before visit. CTFB partner. (512) 972-6740.

City of Austin APH neighborhood center serving South Austin. Provides food pantry, clothing closet, case management, employment support, and basic needs services. Currently closed for building repairs; scheduled to reopen in 2026. Verify reopening status. Distinct from Travis County South Austin Community Center. (512) 972-6840.

Community pantry near UT campus hosted by University Presbyterian Church; open to all. No appointment needed; first-time visitors register on arrival. Up to once per week. Receives fresh produce from Sunshine Community Gardens. Good evening/weekend option for working families. Website: micah6austin.org. (512) 478-0654.

Cedar Park location of Texas Farmers' Market organization. SNAP/Lone Star Card accepted. Double Up Food Bucks doubles produce spending up to $30. WIC-FMNP April–October. NOTE: Located in Cedar Park (Williamson County), not Austin city limits; serves northwest Austin-metro residents. (512) 846-3349. ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

CTFB partner pantry at Foundation Communities affordable housing in South Austin. Open to surrounding community; not restricted to residents. Also offers SNAP benefits application assistance 2nd and 4th Fridays 11am–2pm at same location. (512) 447-2026.

North Austin location on Rundberg corridor serving high-density low-income area. Provides grains, vegetables, bread, cereal, and canned goods. ID required for first visit; proof of residency required. Drive-through option: line up on Georgian Drive. Bilingual capacity. CTFB partner. (512) 912-3854.

South Austin (78744 zip). Serves same neighborhood as CTFB Mobile Pantry at KIPP South Austin — gap on 2nd Saturday is covered by KIPP mobile pantry. Closed on major holidays. (512) 444-6009.

Grassroots network of community refrigerators and pantries maintained by volunteers. Anyone can take or donate; no registration, income verification, or questions asked. Known active locations: 1601 W Koenig Ln (Brentwood Social House), 1713 Patton Lane (78723, per KXAN May 2026), plus individually listed entries for Nixta Taqueria, Dove Springs, and West Campus. Dittmar/South First location permanently closed Feb 1, 2026. Full current map: atxfreefridge.com/atx-resource-map. Hours vary by host site but fridges generally accessible 24/7.

Travis County-operated community center pantry serving Del Valle area (southeast Travis County, outside Austin city limits). Appointment required; call ahead. Once-per-30-days policy for county residents. Provides ~3 days food including fresh and frozen items. Serves rural, underserved community. (512) 854-1520.

IMPORTANT: Open only to Austin ISD families (parents and staff at enrolled schools), not general public. Opened 2025–2026. Campuses: Galindo Elementary (2025); Barbara Jordan, Katherine A. Cook, Ortega, Padrón, Pérez (7500 S Pleasant Valley Rd; Tue 2:30–4:30pm), and Walnut Creek Elementary (all Jan 2026). Provide ~10 days food per week including fresh produce, dairy, protein, and pantry staples in self-select store format. All 6 Jan 2026 campuses confirmed operational as of July 2026. Del Valle ISD's Creedmoor Elementary pantry is listed separately. Verify hours at centraltexasfoodbank.org.

Located in Fetter Activity Center attached to church. 3-day food supply including fresh produce when available. Families visit once per calendar month. Drive-thru or walk-up. CTFB partner serving Southwest Austin (78749). (512) 892-4041.

Open to public. Photo ID + proof of residence (utility bill or lease) required. CTFB partner. North Austin location (Rundberg corridor) complements Spanish First SDA Church pantry. Saturday hours serve working families. (512) 491-5068.

Operated by Austin Blessings Co-op. One of largest in Central Texas—serves ~1,000 families/week (both locations combined). Good, healthy, fresh food. Walk-ups welcome first-come first-served; online registration/appointment recommended. No income limit. Northeast/Central Austin (78752).

Second location of Austin Blessings Co-op Harvest Blessings program. Fresh and healthy food. Walk-ups first-come first-served; online registration/appointment recommended. Monday and Friday hours fill gap—Bread for All is Monday evenings; South Austin Church of Nazarene is Monday mornings.

Drive-thru distribution. Monday morning hours complement evening Bread for All pantry (Oltorf St) and Travis County South Austin pantry. Serves 78745 zip—same area as El Buen Samaritano (Thu only), providing Monday option. (512) 442-8476.

Operated by Carol's Kindness nonprofit (collects/redistributes surplus food). Located at Gus Garcia Rec Center on Rundberg—high-need corridor. Saturday hours complement Austin Spanish First SDA (Wed) and Austin Restoration Ministries (2nd/4th Thu, Sat). CapMetro bus 325 accessible. Parking at rec center.

Travis County residents only. Once per 30 days. ~5 days food supply (fresh, frozen, canned, dry). Appointment recommended. (512) 854-2130.

Travis County residents in Manor area (east county). Once per 30 days. Hours unconfirmed—call ahead. (512) 854-1550.

Travis County residents in Jonestown/Lake Travis area (NW county). Once per 30 days. Outside Austin city limits but inside Travis County. (512) 854-1500.

Travis County residents in Pflugerville area. Once per 30 days. Outside Austin city limits but inside Travis County. (512) 854-1530.

South Austin near S Congress corridor. CTFB partner. Open to community beyond residents. Evening hours serve working families. (512) 447-2026.

South Austin along IH-35 corridor. CTFB partner. Appointment required; call ahead. Open to community beyond residents. (512) 447-2026.

North Austin location. CTFB partner. Evening hours serve working families. Open to community beyond residents. (512) 447-2026.

NW Austin / Cedar Park border. CTFB partner. Open to community beyond residents. (512) 447-2026.

Far NW Austin (Four Points area). CTFB partner. Open to community beyond residents. (512) 447-2026.

NW Austin at Covenant United Methodist Church (78727). Client-choice: canned goods, meat, fresh produce, bread. Afternoon hours serve working families. CTFB partner. (512) 346-3124.

North Austin. Walk-up pantry open to all; no income verification. Weekly stocking: meat, fresh produce, dairy, bread, canned goods, desserts. Diapers available. CTFB partner (featured as dignity-centered model). (512) 251-6995.

NE Austin. Food pantry plus case management and social services. Call ahead to confirm pantry distribution vs. office hours. Serves broader community. (512) 651-6101.

NW Austin (78729). Drive-through only. CTFB partner operating 15+ years. Monthly Saturday hours serve far NW corridor with sparse pantry options. (512) 331-5200.

Off Burnet Rd., serving zip codes 78756, 78757, portions of 78752, 78753, 78758, 78727, 78729, 78731, 78759. Drive-thru distribution; every-other-week household eligibility; diabetic food boxes offered on the second Saturday. Primarily parishioners/nearby zip residents — confirm eligibility. (512) 454-0384 ext. 217. ⚠️ Corrected July 2026: previously listed as "St. Albert the Great Catholic Church," but St. Albert's actual parish campus is in SW Austin (78735) and the phone number and hours here match St. Louis King of France's operation at this address per findhelp.org — this is a single pantry, not two. ⚠️ CONTRADICTING EVIDENCE (July 22, 2026): saintalbert.org itself still lists an active "Food for Our Neighbors" (FFON) program at this exact address with the same hours and service zips, and findhelp.org's St. Albert the Great listing also points here. Unclear whether two parishes genuinely share this facility and both run food programs, or whether the July correction above needs revisiting. Call both St. Louis King of France (512-454-0384 ext. 217) and St. Albert the Great (saintalbert.org) to resolve before the next publish cycle.

East Austin at City recreation center. CTFB mobile distribution. No appointment. Hours conflict between sources—call (512) 684-2559 (CTFB hotline) or (512) 282-2111 to verify current schedule.

East Austin. 15 free plots (water provided). Administered by Coalition of Austin Community Gardens. Open to any community member; no cost barrier. No income requirement.

Central Austin near Shoal Creek trail. Est. 2021. 25 plots; portion reserved for low-income/food-insecure families. Goal: fresh produce for community members in need.

N Lamar & W 49th St area. 200+ plots on ~3 acres (Texas School for the Blind land). Operating since 1979. Donates produce to Micah 6 Food Pantry. 2025: donated 2,000 plants to community, seniors, schools. Waitlist may apply. (512) 453-1916.

6th Austin Public Health neighborhood center (others in database). Serves Southeast Austin (78744). CTFB partner pantry. Once-per-month eligibility. (512) 972-6699.

Launched Aug 2025. Open to currently enrolled ACC students ONLY — not general public. Stocked with healthy groceries, snacks, hygiene items. CTFB partner. Austin Chronicle Best of Austin Critics' Pick 2026. Serves all 11 campuses.

On-campus free food pantry for currently enrolled UT Austin students only. Students may visit once per week and take up to 20 lbs food per month. Has satellite locations. Not open to general public. (512) 471-6242. utoutpost@austin.utexas.edu

Downtown Austin. One of Austin's oldest nonprofits (est. 1898). Primarily serves individuals experiencing homelessness and extreme poverty. Free community kitchen hot lunches without restriction. Take-home pantry by appointment. ⚠️ Confirm SNAP acceptance. (512) 479-4610.

Downtown Austin. Travis County-operated community center. Provides food pantry, food vouchers, emergency assistance (rent, utilities, diapers, medical). Travis County residents only; once per 30 days. ⚠️ Verify this is separate active site (may share call center with Airport Blvd location). (512) 854-4120.

East Austin. Founded 2012. 10x20 ft individual organic plots with water provided. Sliding-scale fees ($50/year returning, $60/year new; low-income sliding scale available). Educational programs. Currently at capacity with waitlist. Donates produce to nearby food pantries. SDFCommunityGarden@gmail.com

South Austin (78704). On Trinity Abundant Life Church land (Certified Wildlife Habitat). Free 4'x8' plots, first-come first-served. Optional wicking bed upgrade $28 one-time. Water via rain barrel. Master Gardeners assist. Fills South Austin coverage gap. (512) 669-8475 (Sos Palomo) or (512) 994-9092 (Mike Pecina).

East Austin near Mueller. Explicit mission to serve low-income families and youth. Plot fees: $20 non-refundable membership + $15–60/year rental (small/half/full 10x10 ft plots). Starting cost ~$35 for small plot first year. Promotes food growing as community building. Fills Mueller/Berkman gap. newdaygardenatx@gmail.com

Cedar Park (Williamson County), not Austin city limits. Similar to existing Lakeline entry. Different address in The Bell District development. 90+ vendors: produce, meats, dairy, bread, honey. Same SNAP/WIC/DUFB benefits as other Texas Farmers Market locations. Serves northwest Austin metro. ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

Pflugerville (Travis County), outside Austin city limits. Operated by Saffron Trust Women's Foundation. NO income or residency requirement — open to anyone. Visitors may come as many times per day as needed (one bag/day). Complete online form before first visit at foodforallproject.org. In 2025: served avg. 167 people/day across 212 operating days. (713) 688-8516.

South Austin (78704). Dry goods, canned fruits/vegetables/meats, fresh bread. Also offers bus passes, medication vouchers, clothing assistance. No income verification required. CTFB partner. Fills gap in South Austin corridor between Bread for All (Mon evenings) and Travis County South Austin pantry. (512) 442-0226. foodpantry@st-ignatius.org

East Austin (78702). CTFB Healthy Options Program for the Elderly (HOPE). Age 55+. Distributes ~20 lbs non-perishable healthy food monthly. No ID or proof of income required. This is distinct from APH Rosewood-Zaragosa center (temporarily closed). (512) 972-6740.

East Austin (78702). CTFB HOPE program via Family Eldercare partnership. Age 60+. ~20 lbs shelf-stable groceries monthly. Not restricted to Lyons Gardens residents. (512) 236-1781.

North Austin / Rundberg Corridor (78753). 25,000 sq ft garden run by Greater Austin YMCA in partnership with UT Austin & City of Austin. 30 small plots (4x10–4x12 ft) at $50–90/year; ADA-accessible beds at $37.50/year. Low-income residents can apply for free plots (proof of income required). High-need area near Austin Spanish First SDA Church & Carol's Kindness pantries. northaustincommunitygarden@gmail.com or robin.nelson@austinymca.org

Southwest Austin (78746). Long-running market with seasonal fruits, vegetables, dairy, meats, prepared foods. Independently run from SFC markets. ⚠️ SNAP/EBT & WIC acceptance UNCONFIRMED — re-checked July 2026 across Yelp, TripAdvisor, Texas Center for Local Food, and the market's own site with no confirmation either way; recommend calling (512) 280-1976 to verify before full publication. If confirmed, significant addition for SW Austin corridor. bartoncreekfarmersmarket.org

South Travis County (outside Austin city limits; serves Austin-area residents). CTFB partner. Enter from Deane Drive on east side of church; park in east lot. No income verification. Manchaca is ~8 miles south of downtown Austin, fills gap in southern Travis County between Austin and Buda. (512) 282-7274.

West Austin (78746). New/expanded in 2026 with 17 new vendors. Fresh produce, meat, dairy, baked goods, hot food, local art. SNAP 1:1 match program up to $25/visit on eligible produce items—effectively doubles spending power. ⚠️ Verify: specific Thursday hours, WIC/FMNP acceptance, exact SNAP match program details. austinweeklynews.com/2026/06/16/2026-austin-town-hall-farmers-market/ ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

East & South Austin (primary service zip codes 78744, 78745, 78753). Urban Roots Hojas Program (launched fall 2023, expanding 2025–2026) provides direct community food sharing to neighbors facing food insecurity. Operates via urban farms and community distribution points. Free direct distribution (not SNAP market model). Also supplies produce to Farmshare Fresh for Less mobile markets. ⚠️ Distribution schedule not fixed—contact Urban Roots directly before visiting. urbanrootsatx.org/food-access-program

Round Rock / Williamson County (outside Travis County; serves northwest Austin metro & north county residents). Food pantry, clothing & furniture vouchers, 30+ community garden plots (free & paid), computers for kids, utility/rent assistance. Free food (food voucher required—apply online at rrasc.org before first visit). No photo ID required for food assistance. Fills northwest Austin/Williamson County gap. (512) 244-2431. rrasc.org

Natural foods co-op operating since 1976. Membership not required to shop. Located near UT campus. Authorized SNAP retailer; EBT accepted in-store and via Instacart. Double Up Food Bucks program: 50% discount on fruits and vegetables for SNAP cardholders (SFC & City of Austin partnership). (512) 478-2667. wheatsville.coop ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

South Austin location of Wheatsville Co-op. Authorized SNAP retailer. Same Double Up Food Bucks program (50% discount on produce for SNAP cardholders). Serves South Austin (78704 zip code). (512) 814-2888. wheatsville.coop ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

Central Texas Food Bank mobile distribution stop at Givens Recreation Center in East Austin (78721). Provides basic staples, fruits, vegetables, and frozen foods. No appointment required. Call CTFB at (512) 282-2111 to confirm current schedule. centraltexasfoodbank.org

Central Texas Food Bank mobile stop in far East Austin / Walter E. Long Lake area (78724). Underserved corridor with few other pantry options. Call CTFB at (512) 282-2111 to verify schedule. centraltexasfoodbank.org

Central Texas Food Bank mobile stop at Dove Springs Recreation Center. IMPORTANT: This is a SEPARATE location from the APH Dove Springs Neighborhood Center (5811 Palo Blanco Lane, 78744), approximately 0.2 miles away. Distinct facilities. Call CTFB at (512) 282-2111 to confirm active status. centraltexasfoodbank.org

Central Texas Food Bank mobile distribution for veteran families only. Located at the VA Outpatient Clinic in South Austin (78744). ⚠️ ADDRESS DISPUTED: this entry uses 8101 Metropolis Dr, but a CTFB Veterans Pantry Pilot press release gives 7901 Metropolis Dr — call CTFB at (512) 282-2111 to confirm the exact building before referring. Access may require VA eligibility verification; also confirm the current schedule. centraltexasfoodbank.org

Central Texas Food Bank mobile stop at St. John's For the City Center in North Austin (78752). IMPORTANT: Verify this is distinct from 'APH St. John Community Center Food Pantry' (7500 Blessing Ave, 78752). Call CTFB at (512) 282-2111 to confirm address and active status. centraltexasfoodbank.org

Part of Central Texas Food Bank's Fresh Food for Families (FFFF) program. Distributes fresh fruits and vegetables (onions, lettuce, tomatoes, potatoes, carrots, apples, oranges, seasonal produce). Serves East Austin's Blackland neighborhood (78722). Call CTFB at (512) 282-2111 to verify current schedule. centraltexasfoodbank.org

Central Texas Food Bank Fresh Food for Families produce distribution at Greater Mt. Zion Church in East Austin (78721). Residents in 78721 also have access to Givens Recreation Center CTFB mobile stop. Call CTFB at (512) 282-2111 to verify current schedule. centraltexasfoodbank.org

Central Texas Food Bank Fresh Food for Families produce distribution at Greater Love Baptist Church in NE Austin (78723, Manor Road corridor). IMPORTANT: Frequency (weekly vs. monthly) is unclear—call CTFB at (512) 282-2111 to confirm before visiting. If weekly, this would be a high-value resource. centraltexasfoodbank.org

Central Texas Food Bank Fresh Food for Families produce distribution at Austin Public Library's Ruiz Branch in Southeast Austin (78741). Public library setting provides low-barrier, stigma-free environment. Call CTFB at (512) 282-2111 to verify current schedule. centraltexasfoodbank.org

CTFB partner at Bethany Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in East Austin near Givens Rec Center. Serves zips 78702, 78721, 78723. Evening Tuesday slot (6pm–8pm) valuable for working residents. Fills gap in 78721. (512) 926-4146.

Central/Hyde Park area (78751). No income limit or zip restriction; once every two months per household. Also offers health clinic and dental services. Bilingual. SNAP enrollment assistance on-site. (512) 477-7454. manosdecristo.org

⚠️ VERIFY HOURS — two sources conflict. CTFB partner. East Austin (78702), near Good Soil Community Garden (1190 Chicon). Bilingual (limited English). Thursday only in 78702. (512) 477-1099.

Parker Lane Apartments (Foundation Communities) opened early 2025. Open to surrounding community. Southeast Austin (78741), near Montopolis. Monday evening 4:30–6:30pm slot complements existing options. CTFB partner. (512) 447-2026.

Serves Laurel Creek Apartments and adjacent Juniper Creek Apartments (11630 N Lamar, opened Feb 2026). North Austin (78753). Open to broader community. Combined 690+ units serving seniors, veterans, families with disabilities. CTFB partner. (512) 735-1635.

Serves 2,500+ families (10,000+ individuals) monthly from Pflugerville, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Leander, Hutto, Georgetown, Taylor, Austin. Bread, fresh fruit, produce, frozen meats, dairy. Registration required (2nd & 4th Tue 8am–9:30am). One of largest in metro area. (512) 692-8001. circleofhopecc.org

DISTINCT from existing Farmshare Fresh for Less Mobile Markets entry. Home delivery of Texas-grown produce, eggs, honey, shelf-stable items. SNAP/EBT accepted online/phone. Double Up Food Bucks doubles SNAP on produce (up to $30). $5 minimum suggested. Excellent for transportation barriers, disabilities, or distance to market stops. (512) 553-6620. farmshareaustin.org ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

CTFB partner at Daffodil Apartments affordable housing (SE Austin). Open to community. Also operates Kids Cafe (Mon–Fri 3–5pm). Distinct from Sierra Ridge/Vista. Fills 78744 gap. (512) 389-2895.

CTFB partner at Trails at the Park affordable housing (far South Austin). Open to community. Distinct from all other Foundation Communities entries. Fills 78748 coverage gap. (512) 280-5200.

CTFB partner in SE Austin (78744). Evening Monday hours distinctive. Only other Monday evening option is Bread for All (3+ miles away). Verify exact schedule before visit. (512) 462-1011.

CTFB partner at Bannockburn Church (SW Austin). Also base for Hungry Souls nonprofit (by appt Mon–Fri 9am–4pm). Thursday hours complement South Austin Church of the Nazarene (Mon) and El Buen Samaritano (Thu). Brodie Lane/Oak Hill corridor. (512) 892-2703.

CTFB partner in SW Austin. Bilingual resource for Dove Springs/Westgate corridor (serves 78744 & 78745). Thursday hours complement Bannockburn. (512) 892-4200.

⚠️ Verify hours. Bilingual (Spanish) pantry at Dolores Catholic Church in Montopolis (SE Austin, 78741). Packaged foods for families. Distinct from APH Montopolis (2nd Wed only) — fills Mon/Wed/Fri gap. Director: Nivia Mendez. Office Tue–Fri 9am–5pm (closed 12–1pm). (512) 385-4333.

Community garden with 17 community plots + 19 production plots. Fees: $15–$30/season (soil, mulch, compost, water, tools included). Requires 3 volunteer hrs/month + mandatory orientation. Organic-only, no pesticides. Distinct from existing food pantry entry. (512) 439-8900. elbuen.org/wellness/community-garden/

Second oldest community garden in Austin (est. 1983). 32 individual plots, 20x20 feet. Annual fee ~$100. Organic gardening encouraged. West Austin/Old West Austin (78703). May have waitlist. Gate open for tours when plot-holders present. coordinator.deepeddygarden@gmail.com

Neighborhood farmers market in Hyde Park district (Central Austin). Local produce, handcrafted goods, food products. Does NOT accept SNAP/Lone Star card at market level. Individual vendors may accept Senior FMNP vouchers — check directly. Seasonal only (May–Oct). Nearest SNAP market: SFC Downtown (422 Guadalupe, Sat) ~1.7 mi away. hydeparkfarmersmarket.com

⚠️ SNAP/EBT acceptance unconfirmed — verify before publishing. Historic urban organic farm (operating since 1992), 2.5 miles from State Capitol. No-till organic vegetables, fruits, meats, eggs, flowers from local farmers. Farm visits welcome on market days. Strong East Austin (78702) resource if SNAP confirmed. boggycreekfarm.com

Third Sustainable Food Center market (plus Downtown & Sunset Valley). Double Up Food Bucks doubles SNAP up to $30 on fresh produce weekly. WIC seasonal (April–Oct, FMNP). Shaded picnic area, playground, free parking at YMCA East. Fills weekday SNAP market gap in East Austin. (512) 730-1807. sustainablefoodcenter.org ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

CTFB partner since 2020. Serves up to 275 families per drive-thru (arrive before 9am). First-time visitors complete CTFB intake form. Groceries + household essentials weekly. Last Sat of month: diapers (sizes 1-6), adult incontinence, menstrual supplies. 70,000+ families served. Only pantry in NW Austin 78759 zip. (512) 345-6386. westover.org/food

Operating since 2008 in Blackshear-Prospect Hills neighborhood. 14 individual 5'x10'–10'x10' plots + shared neighborhood rows. Organic only (no pesticides). Amenities: rainwater harvesting, composting, children's adventure playground, Bunny & Chicken Coop Co-op. Sliding scale: suggested $50/season but no one turned away. Open to all. caitlin.macklin@gmail.com. blackshearneighborhoodgarden.org

Major Leander-area pantry and resource center serving Travis and Williamson County residents. Eligible zips include NW Austin: 78613, 78641, 78642, 78645, 78717, 78726, 78729, 78732, 78750, 78759. First-time visitors in eligible zips may walk in; returning clients call ext. 201 for appointments. Thursday evening hours. Also runs a Fresh Food For All mobile produce program. CTFB partner. (512) 259-0360. hccm.org

Curbside pickup only — no walk-ups. Canned goods, groceries, and fresh items (meat, dairy, produce) when available. ~240 families/week. Zip codes 78613, 78641, 78642, 78645, 78646 only. Evening hours suit working families. CTFB partner. (512) 259-6928. leanderchurch.org/brighterdays

Circle of Hope / Central Texas Food Bank mobile distribution in the Pfield Stadium parking lot — distinct from the Circle of Hope pantry at 2900 W Pecan St. Produce, frozen meat, dairy, and non-perishables. Drive-thru; no appointment. Verify schedule at centraltexasfoodbank.org or (512) 282-2111.

In the House Annex at 10th St and Pfluger, across from the main sanctuary (306 S 10th St). Non-perishable groceries. Adds a Wednesday morning option alongside Circle of Hope (Mon/Fri) and the Pfield mobile pantry (1st Tue). (512) 251-3052. fbcpville.org/go/food-pantry

Home-delivered, medically tailored lunches for homebound older adults and people with disabilities across Travis, Williamson, Bastrop, Caldwell, Fayette, and Lee counties (~3,000 meals/day). Also runs HOPE monthly grocery boxes (~25–30 lbs, age 55+) and Groceries to Go volunteer shopping (ext. 178). Income/needs-based qualification. (512) 476-6325. mealsonwheelscentraltexas.org

Georgetown / northern Williamson County. Food voucher required — apply at caringplacetx.org before first visit. Also offers clothing vouchers, furniture, utility and emergency financial aid. CTFB partner. Hours subject to construction changes — verify before visiting. (512) 943-0700.

Hot breakfast 7 days a week — one of Austin's most consistent free meal programs. No registration, ID, or income verification. Also provides clothing and household necessities. Fills the weekend hot-meal gap; distinct from Caritas Community Kitchen (611 Neches St, Mon–Fri lunch). austinbaptistchapel.com

Central Texas Food Bank mobile drive-thru distribution. Pre-packed groceries placed directly into vehicles. First-come, first-served; no appointment. Fills the 78752/Berkman corridor gap between Turner-Roberts (78724) and Greater Mt. Zion (78721) stops. Confirm active status at centraltexasfoodbank.org or (512) 282-2111.

Launched June 2025 at the Springdale General venue. 40+ vendors: local produce, bread, artisan foods, flowers. SNAP/Lone Star accepted with Double Up Food Bucks (doubles SNAP up to $30 on Texas-grown produce). WIC/FMNP acceptance unconfirmed — verify at (512) 924-7503. Adds Sunday SNAP-accessible market coverage to East Austin 78721. lonestarfarmersmarket.com ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

ATX Free Fridge Project mutual aid location in front of Nixta Taqueria — the most-trafficked free fridge in East Austin. Fridge only (no pantry shelf). Take or donate anytime; no registration or questions asked. nixtataqueria.com/fridge; atxfreefridge.com

ATX Free Fridge Project location with both a fridge AND a pantry shelf. Complements APH Dove Springs Neighborhood Center and the CTFB Dove Springs Rec Center mobile stop, which have limited/monthly hours — this one is available around the clock. Maintained by community volunteers. atxfreefridge.com

Fullest-service ATX Free Fridge location: fridge, pantry, and clothing closet. Enter from MLK Blvd onto San Gabriel, first right into the alley; look for the large pink structure in the back corner. 24/7 no-eligibility option near UT campus, complementing UT Outpost (students only), Micah 6, and Manos de Cristo. atxfreefridge.com

Foundation Communities affordable-housing pantry in the Mueller area, open to the surrounding community (not restricted to residents). CTFB partner. Fills the 78723 gap — previously no standalone pantry entry in this zip. (512) 381-4580.

Foundation Communities pantry in far south Austin, open to the surrounding community. CTFB partner. Complements Foundation Communities Trails at the Park (815 W Slaughter Ln, 1st & 3rd Thu) with a Monday slot in the same 78748 corridor. (512) 610-2231.

Foundation Communities M Station apartment community pantry in East Austin, open to the community. CTFB partner. First standalone pantry entry for 78722. ⚠️ Schedule estimated as 2nd & 4th Friday — confirm at (512) 617-3037 before publishing.

RESTRICTED: open to enrolled Del Valle ISD families at Creedmoor Elementary. Opened January 2024 as CTFB's first-ever on-campus school pantry — store-style format providing 30+ meals per student per month. Separate from the Austin ISD Feeding Futures entry (different district) and from the open-to-all CTFB mobile stop in Creedmoor.

Open community mobile food distribution in Creedmoor — accessible to all residents regardless of school enrollment (distinct from the Creedmoor Elementary school pantry). Market-style. Serves a rural underserved corridor south of Austin. Verify schedule at centraltexasfoodbank.org or (512) 282-2111.

Volunteer-run East Austin garden operating since 2008, when neighbors reclaimed an abandoned lot with Sustainable Food Center support; backed by Austin Parks Foundation. Free or low-cost — confirm plot terms with the garden. Adds a 78702 node alongside Good Soil, Blackshear, and St. David's Foundation gardens. (512) 577-9058.

Faith-based food pantry, clothes closet, and diaper ministry on the Twin Lakes Fellowship Church campus in Cedar Park. Serves Austin-adjacent zips including 78613, 78641, 78717, 78726, 78732, 78750, 78759. Adds a Tuesday option in the NW corridor alongside Westover Hills Church of Christ (Sat only). (512) 981-7721. revealresourcecenter.com

Run by People's Community Clinic, a federally qualified health center in North Austin (Cameron Rd corridor). Distributes free perishable and non-perishable food to the general community — NOT restricted to clinic patients. No appointment, ID, income verification, or residency requirement. (512) 478-4939. austinpcc.org

SNAP/Lone Star EBT authorized chain supermarket that participates in Double Up Food Bucks Texas: earn a $5 DUFB coupon per $5 of fresh produce bought with EBT (max one $5 coupon/day; requires free Randalls 4U loyalty account), redeemable on Texas-grown produce. First mainstream chain supermarket with DUFB in the database — previously only Wheatsville Co-op offered SNAP + DUFB in a grocery format. Other Randalls locations may participate; check doubleuptexas.org/find-a-location. local.randalls.com ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

Austin's largest prepared-food street outreach, operating since 1998 — 12 trucks, 30,000+ meals/year, two trucks out every evening. Hot meals (sandwiches, fruit, boiled eggs, baked goods, water, coffee) plus hygiene items, clothing, and shoes, delivered to unhoused and working-poor neighbors where they are. No ID or registration. Also operates Community First Village (9301 Hog Eye Rd), permanent housing for the chronically homeless. (512) 328-7299. mlf.org

RESTRICTED: only for families of patients receiving care at the Dell Children's Blood & Cancer Center — not open to the general public. Opened May 2026 as the first fully embedded food pantry inside a Central Texas pediatric hospital (Dell Children's + CTFB + H-E-B partnership). Families complete a brief intake and may select ~40 lbs of culturally appropriate, diet-sensitive groceries per visit.

Mutual aid community fridge operated by the Del Valle Community Coalition (DVCC), funded by a City of Austin Food Justice Mini Grant. Free food, pantry items, and hygiene essentials — no registration, no ID, no income verification. Located at Elroy Community Library, the only library branch serving Del Valle (78617, a documented food desert in east Travis County). Distinct from Travis County Del Valle Community Center pantry (3518 FM 973 S), which requires appointments. atxdvcc.org. (512) 259-0360.

Natural and organic grocery chain; all Sprouts locations nationally accept SNAP/EBT in-store. Online EBT ordering available via Instacart and DoorDash. WIC acceptance unconfirmed — call to verify. Double Up Food Bucks participation unconfirmed — contact SFC at (512) 730-1807. Near Wheatsville Co-op South Lamar (4001 S Lamar). (512) 444-3079. sprouts.com ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

Natural and organic grocery chain with SNAP/EBT accepted in-store and via Instacart/DoorDash delivery. WIC and Double Up Food Bucks unconfirmed. SW Austin (78745). Within 1 mile of El Buen Samaritano pantry (7000 Woodhue Dr) and South Austin Church of the Nazarene pantry (6711 Manchaca Rd). (512) 687-2204. sprouts.com ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

Natural and organic grocery with SNAP/EBT in-store and online via Instacart/DoorDash. WIC and Double Up Food Bucks unconfirmed. Mueller neighborhood (78723); provides daily SNAP-accessible grocery option to complement the Sunday-only Texas Farmers Market at Mueller (2006 Philomena St). (737) 301-5648. sprouts.com ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

⚠️ EBT/SNAP acceptance likely (Natural Grocers accepts EBT nationally) — VERIFY before relying on this. Only organic produce; prices higher than conventional stores. NOTE: The former Natural Grocers at 10515 N MoPac Expy (Arbor Walk) is permanently closed as of October 2025. A Cedar Park location (1335 E Whitestone Blvd) also serves NW Austin-area residents. (512) 323-5100. naturalgrocers.com ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

Mobile fresh produce distribution run by Hill Country Community Ministries (HCCM). Clients choose preferred fresh fruits and vegetables at no cost. Distinct from the existing HCCM Food Pantry in Leander (1005 Lacy Dr) — this is the only HCCM Fresh Food For All mobile stop inside Austin city limits. Fills 78750 NW Austin gap. Call HCCM for current schedule: (512) 259-0360 ext. 206. hccm.org/get-help/fresh-food-for-all.html

HCCM Fresh Food For All mobile produce stop — distributes client-chosen fresh fruits and vegetables at no cost. IMPORTANT: Same address as Travis County Community Center — Jonestown (Mon 12–5pm, Tue–Fri 8–5pm), which runs a separate food pantry program. This HCCM stop operates 2nd Fridays and distributes fresh produce only — a complementary (not duplicate) entry. Call HCCM for current schedule: (512) 259-0360. hccm.org/get-help/fresh-food-for-all.html

RESTRICTED: adults age 60+. Free hot lunches (suggested donation $1–$3, never required) plus social activities, run by Austin Parks & Recreation with Meals on Wheels Central Texas. Known sites: Gus Garcia Rec Center (1201 E Rundberg Ln) and Conley-Guerrero Senior Activity Center (808 Nile St) — both of which also host separate pantry programs already listed — plus South Austin and Lamar Senior Activity Centers, Virginia Brown Rec Center, and 3 more. This is a daily cooked-lunch program, distinct from the monthly CTFB HOPE grocery pickups. Confirm the full site list and hours at austintexas.gov before publishing.

2/3-acre (expanding to 3.5 acres) publicly accessible edible food forest on City of Austin park land near I-35 & Lady Bird Lake. Free foraging anytime — pomegranates, asparagus, peaches, pears, loquats, herbs, and more. No registration, income limit, or ID required. Guided walks 1st Saturday each month; volunteer workdays 2nd Saturday 9am–12pm. ⚠️ In early 2026, 90+ trees/plants were temporarily relocated due to I-35 expansion construction — verify current access before directing users. Distinct from Festival Beach Community Garden (rental plots, different program). festivalbeach.org | @austinfoodforest on Instagram.

Community wellness resource operated by UT Austin School of Nursing — NOT restricted to UT students or patients. Serves the Del Valle community (78617, documented food desert). Free food pantry, clothing closet, internet/fax access, and benefits application assistance (1st/2nd Wed by appointment). Fills a Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri daytime gap not covered by Travis County Del Valle Pantry (appointment required) or Del Valle Community Fridge (mutual aid only). (512) 386-3309 call / (512) 517-0168 text.

Long-running free hot breakfast program operated by a partnership of 8 Austin churches and schools. Open to anyone experiencing homelessness or poverty — walk-ins accepted; clients line up before doors open and receive tickets. Additional services: showers, AA meetings, clothing closet (Thu only), haircuts (every other Thu, volunteer dependent). Distinct from Angel House Soup Kitchen (7 days/week breakfast, E Cesar Chavez) and Caritas Community Kitchen (Mon–Fri lunch, Neches St). (512) 453-6570. foundationhomeless.org

CTFB partner pantry run by St. Elizabeth Catholic Church's Society of St. Vincent de Paul. Monday evenings: client-choice walk-in model. Thursday mornings: drive-through only. Fills Monday evening and Thursday morning gaps in Pflugerville alongside Circle of Hope (Mon/Fri mornings), Food For All Project (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri daytime), First Baptist Pflugerville (Wed morning), and Travis County Pflugerville Community Center (Mon–Fri). (888) 801-7837.

Central Texas Food Bank delivers a free monthly box of ~30 lbs of shelf-stable groceries (oatmeal, pasta, corn flour, dried beans, canned protein, fruits, vegetables) directly to eligible households via Amazon. All groceries and delivery are free. Eligible: households with children, adults 60+, individuals with disabilities, veterans, and active military who face barriers to in-person distribution (mobility, transportation, geography). Serves 3,000+ people. Distinct from Farmshare Austin Home Delivery (reduced-price, SNAP-based). Enroll through Austin Public Health Neighborhood Services: (512) 972-5000. centraltexasfoodbank.org

CTFB partner pantry. No income requirements, no proof of residency, no appointment needed — open to anyone. Provides ingredients for 2–3 meals (non-perishable + bread). Also offers a clothes closet. North Austin (78752, Anderson Ln corridor). Fills a Tuesday gap alongside Austin Spanish First SDA Church (Wed), Carol's Kindness (Sat), and Austin Restoration Ministries (2nd/4th Thu + Sat). (512) 836-8560.

RESTRICTED: youth and young adults ages 16–26 experiencing housing instability, homelessness, or street dependency. Drop-in services include food and water, hygiene items, bus passes, computers/Wi-Fi, phone access, mailing address, and identity document help. LGBTQIA+ affirming; trauma-informed. East Austin (78702). Fills a critical gap for homeless youth ineligible for most adult pantries and shelters. (512) 735-2400. helpdesk@lifeworksaustin.org. lifeworksaustin.org

80+ individual in-ground plots (10x20 ft) at $80/year; need-based scholarships available for low-income residents. Organic only, no pesticides. Operating since April 2010. IMPORTANT: distinct from the adjacent Festival Beach Food Forest (id: festival-beach-food-forest, 29 Waller St) — that is free foraging; this is rented garden plots. Both are near I-35 & Lady Bird Lake. (512) 947-0882. festivalbeachgardens.org

Full-service H-E-B in the East Austin (78702) food-access corridor. SNAP/EBT accepted in-store, curbside, and via home delivery (heb.com). WIC likely accepted — verify per standard H-E-B practice. Near Blackshear-Prospect Hills and Homewood Heights neighborhoods. (512) 478-7328. heb.com ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

Large-format H-E-B plus! serving the 78741 corridor (Montopolis, Parker Lane, Riverside). H-E-B plus! carries expanded product lines beyond groceries. SNAP/EBT accepted in-store, curbside, and delivery. WIC likely accepted — verify. (512) 448-3544. heb.com ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

Serves Dove Springs / 78744 zip — one of Austin's highest food-insecurity areas. Daily SNAP grocery access alongside APH Dove Springs Neighborhood Center, CTFB Mobile Dove Springs stop, and ATX Free Fridge Dove Springs. SNAP/EBT in-store, curbside, and delivery. WIC likely accepted — verify. (512) 441-9266. heb.com ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

Landmark South Austin H-E-B recently reopened on S Congress Ave — 145,000+ sq ft multi-level store with True Texas BBQ and 500 parking spaces. SNAP/EBT in-store, curbside, and delivery. WIC likely accepted — verify. South Austin (78704). (737) 610-6060. heb.com ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

Central Austin (78751) near Hyde Park and Mueller. Full-service grocery; extended pharmacy hours Mon–Fri 8am–10pm. SNAP/EBT in-store, curbside, and delivery. WIC likely accepted — verify. (512) 459-6513. heb.com ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

North Austin (78753, Rundberg corridor) — highest food-insecurity area in Austin. Daily SNAP grocery access alongside Austin Spanish First SDA Church (Wed), Carol's Kindness (Sat), Gethsemane Lutheran (Tue), and Austin Restoration Ministries (2nd/4th Thu + Sat). SNAP/EBT in-store, curbside, and delivery. WIC likely accepted — verify. heb.com ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

Northeast Austin (78723) near Mueller and Ed Bluestein/183 corridor. WIC acceptance confirmed (WICProgram.net lists H-E-B #161 at this address). SNAP/EBT in-store, curbside, and delivery. (512) 926-1491. heb.com ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

South Austin (78745) on S Congress near Slaughter. Serves Teri Road Baptist, Bannockburn, and El Buen Samaritano neighborhood. SNAP/EBT in-store, curbside, and delivery. WIC likely accepted — verify. heb.com ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

Far south Austin (78748). Pharmacy hours: Mon 10am–5pm, Tue–Fri 8am–8pm, Sat 9am–6pm, Sun 10am–5pm. SNAP/EBT in-store, curbside, and delivery. WIC likely accepted — verify. Complements Foundation Communities Trails at the Park (1st/3rd Thu) and Homestead Oaks (1st/3rd Mon). heb.com ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

Southwest Austin (78749) near Oak Hill / Barton Creek Greenbelt. Pharmacy: Mon–Fri 8am–8pm, Sat–Sun 9am–6pm. SNAP/EBT in-store, curbside, and delivery. WIC likely accepted — verify. Complements Abiding Love Lutheran (Mon), Bannockburn Church (Thu), and Barton Creek Farmers Market (Sat). heb.com ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

Low-barrier Episcopal day center for homeless and low-income individuals in downtown Austin. No registration, no ID required. Free grab-and-go breakfast (egg, cheese, danish) Mon–Fri at the Trinity Street door. Hot meals, case management, computer access also available. Distinct from Angel House Soup Kitchen (E Cesar Chavez) and Caritas Community Kitchen (Neches St). Fills the Sunday afternoon meal gap downtown. (512) 610-3520. trinitycenteraustin.org.

⚠️ CONFIRMED CLOSED — do NOT direct users here. Host Brentwood Social House announced a change in operations and intent to close (Austin Chronicle, Community Impact, May 2026). A July 6, 2026 Austin Weekly News article lists the ATX Free Fridge network's five active citywide locations — Berkman/Patton Lane, Dove Springs, Nixta Taqueria, West Campus, and East 2nd Street — and Brentwood is NOT among them, confirming this fridge is inactive. Retained for reference only; use the other ATX Free Fridge entries in this database instead. Formerly an ATX Free Fridge Project mutual-aid location (fridge + pantry shelf) in North-Central Austin (78756). atxfreefridge.com.

ATX Free Fridge Project mutual aid location in Windsor Park / East Austin (78723). Fridge faces Hickman Ave. Opened May 2026 per KXAN. Accepts unopened labeled refrigerated goods, pantry items, pet food, and hygiene products — no clothing or furniture. No registration or ID required. Fills the 78723 gap alongside Foundation Communities Jordan at Mueller pantry. Part of the ATX Free Fridge network (see atx-free-fridge-project for full map). atxfreefridge.com.

ALDI discount grocery in East Austin (78721) on E MLK Blvd. SNAP/EBT accepted in-store and online (ALDI app/website) — all US ALDI stores accept SNAP. WIC unconfirmed — call to verify. Typically 30–50% lower prices than conventional grocery chains. Serves underserved corridor near Sprouts Mueller and H-E-B. (512) 873-9087. aldi.us. ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

ALDI discount grocery in South Austin (78741) on E Riverside Dr, serving the Parker Lane and Montopolis corridor. SNAP/EBT accepted in-store and online. WIC unconfirmed — call to verify. Complements Foundation Communities Parker Lane pantry and APH Montopolis Neighborhood Center in this underserved zip. (512) 478-4492. aldi.us. ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

First ALDI in Cedar Park (Williamson County), opened April 2, 2026. Serves NW Austin metro corridor (same area as Texas Farmers Market at Lakeline). SNAP/EBT accepted in-store and online. WIC unconfirmed — call to verify. Significant affordable grocery option for NW corridor residents. aldi.us. ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

Community-led free pantry at the Rebekah Baines Johnson (RBJ) Center senior housing. Open to anyone — not restricted to RBJ residents. CTFB partner agency (2025). Receives weekly donations from local Trader Joe's (bread, pastries, perishables, frozen protein); also distributes produce. Three distribution days/week. Waller St cluster: Festival Beach Food Forest (29 Waller St) and Festival Beach Community Garden (35 Waller St) are nearby. (512) 501-9853 | serafinaorg@gmail.com | @serafinapantryatx.

SNAP/EBT accepted in-store at all US Trader Joe's locations; no online or curbside EBT ordering. WIC not accepted. NW Austin (78759). (512) 241-1248. traderjoes.com. ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

SNAP/EBT accepted in-store at all US Trader Joe's locations; no online or curbside EBT ordering. WIC not accepted. Westlake Hills / Bee Cave corridor (78746). (512) 306-1032. traderjoes.com. ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

Company flagship store (~80,000 sq ft). SNAP/EBT accepted in-store at all US Whole Foods locations. WIC unconfirmed for Texas — verify before directing users. May participate in Double Up Food Bucks (DUFB) — check doubleuptexas.org. West Austin / Market District (78703). (512) 542-2200. wholefoodsmarket.com. ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

SNAP/EBT accepted in-store. WIC unconfirmed for Texas — verify before directing users. NW Austin (78759), near Trader Joe's Great Hills. (512) 345-5003. wholefoodsmarket.com. ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

SNAP/EBT accepted in-store. WIC unconfirmed for Texas — verify before directing users. SW Austin (78749), same corridor as Abiding Love Lutheran pantry and Foundation Communities Homestead Oaks. (512) 358-2460. wholefoodsmarket.com. ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

SNAP/EBT accepted in-store. WIC unconfirmed for Texas — verify before directing users. East Austin (78702), walking distance from Festival Beach gardens and Caritas of Austin (611 Neches St). Daily SNAP grocery access in a pantry-dense but grocery-sparse corridor. (512) 884-5910. wholefoodsmarket.com. ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

SNAP/EBT accepted in-store. WIC unconfirmed for Texas — verify before directing users. North Austin (78758) at The Domain. Near Gethsemane Lutheran pantry (200 W Anderson Ln) and Austin Spanish First SDA pantry (100 W Rundberg Ln). (512) 831-3981. wholefoodsmarket.com. ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

SNAP/EBT accepted in-store, curbside pickup, and online delivery — significant for residents without transportation. WIC authorized in Texas. Far South Austin (78748). Curbside pickup free same-day when ordered by 3pm. (512) 292-6973. walmart.com. ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

SNAP/EBT accepted in-store, curbside pickup, and online delivery. WIC authorized in Texas. South Austin (78704). Near Randalls Ben White, St. Ignatius Martyr pantry, and Travis County South Austin Community Center. (512) 443-6601. walmart.com. ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

SNAP/EBT accepted in-store, curbside pickup, and online delivery. WIC authorized in Texas. North-Central Austin (78757) in the Allandale neighborhood. On the same street as Gethsemane Lutheran Church pantry (200 W Anderson Ln). (512) 354-3702. walmart.com. ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

SNAP/EBT accepted in-store, curbside pickup, and online delivery. WIC authorized in Texas. North Austin (78753) in the Rundberg corridor — Austin's highest food-insecurity area. Online and curbside SNAP ordering is a significant advantage for residents without transportation. Near Austin Spanish First SDA Church pantry, Austin Restoration Ministries, Carol's Kindness at Gus Garcia, and H-E-B Lamar/Rundberg. (512) 837-9886. walmart.com. ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

Central Texas Food Bank partner pantry. Serves zip codes 78705, 78751, 78752, 78756, 78757. Caps service at 10 visits per year per household. Adds a Wednesday slot alongside the nearby Hope Food Pantry (4001 Speedway, Thu/Fri/1st Sat) in the Hyde Park / North Loop corridor. (512) 459-6587.

Faith-based pantry with an attached clothes closet, at the church's Family Life Center. Distinct from First Baptist Pflugerville (Wed 8–10am), Circle of Hope (Mon/Fri), Food For All Project (Mon/Tue/Wed/Fri), and St. Elizabeth SVDP (Mon evenings/Thu mornings) — fills a Tuesday morning slot in Pflugerville. (512) 251-2575. fumc@pflugervilleumc.org.

Founded 2024. Texas-registered nonprofit (EIN 87-2879158) reaching approximately 500 people per week through mobile food distribution in East Austin. Facebook: "Mobile Blessings From The Heart Non-Profit Organization." ⚠️ Verify exact distribution locations and current schedule before directing users; coordinates are a general East Austin placeholder, not a fixed site.

⚠️ CONFIRMED PERMANENTLY CLOSED as of October 10, 2025 — DO NOT DIRECT USERS HERE. Organizers announced closure due to ongoing trash accumulation and inability to maintain community upkeep at the site (KXAN, October 2025). Formerly an ATX Free Fridge network location in East Austin (78702), outside Unit C Studio & Gallery. Remaining active ATX Free Fridge locations: Nixta Taqueria, Dove Springs, West Campus, Berkman/Patton Lane (see atx-free-fridge-project for full map; Brentwood is also separately flagged as likely closed). atxfreefridge.com.

Volunteer-run program delivering hot meals, water, hygiene kits, socks, and pet food to unhoused residents by bicycle. Distinct from Angel House Soup Kitchen and Caritas Community Kitchen (both fixed sites) and Mobile Loaves & Fishes (trucks). Contact via keepaustinneighborly.org. Coordinates are a general downtown placeholder, not a fixed site.

Full-service international/Hispanic-focused grocery serving the East Austin / Upper Rundberg corridor (78722). One of the largest SNAP- and WIC-authorized grocery chains in Texas, especially serving low-income Latino communities. (512) 406-3900. fiestamart.com. ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

Second Austin Fiesta Mart, serving the South Austin 78745 corridor. Same cultural focus and benefit acceptance as Fiesta Mart #25. (512) 373-7800. fiestamart.com. There may be additional Fiesta Mart locations in the Austin metro worth verifying. ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

Hispanic-focused supermercado in East Austin (78723), serving Windsor Park and neighborhoods adjacent to Mueller. SNAP/EBT accepted in-store and via same-day delivery. (512) 452-6100. ⚠️ WIC acceptance unconfirmed — verify before relying on it. ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

Second Austin El Rancho location, serving North Austin (78757). (512) 458-5100. ⚠️ WIC acceptance unconfirmed — verify before relying on it. ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

Large-format H-E-B Plus! on the Cedar Park / Austin border (78717). SNAP/EBT accepted in-store, curbside, and via home delivery (My H-E-B app). Serves the Lakeline / Cedar Park northwest corridor alongside the Texas Farmers Markets at Lakeline and The Bell, and Foundation Communities Lakeline Station. (512) 249-9012. heb.com. ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

Local producers, fresh produce, and artisanal goods north of Austin. ⚠️ SNAP/EBT and WIC acceptance unconfirmed — call (956) 286-7775 to verify before directing benefits users. farmergeorge.market.

Seasonal farmers market in Pflugerville with fresh produce, eggs, meats, and baked goods. ⚠️ SNAP/EBT and WIC acceptance unconfirmed — confirm with market before directing benefits users. farmergeorge.market.

Central Texas Food Bank mobile pantry distribution at the Travis County Expo Center in East Austin (78724) — a separate site from the existing CTFB mobile stop at Santa Barbara Catholic Church (13713 FM 969, also 78724 but ~6 miles away). Open to anyone; no appointment required. As with all CTFB mobile stops, distributions can be rescheduled or cancelled — verify current schedule via (512) 282-2111 or centraltexasfoodbank.org/mobilepantry before directing users.

Long-running community garden (broke ground 2016, opened 2017) on the east side of Patterson Park in Northeast Austin (78722), with 69 individual plots. Part of the Coalition of Austin Community Gardens network. hello.ppcg@gmail.com. ⚠️ Membership fees are not confirmed to be waived — set to isFree: false conservatively; need-based assistance may be available, contact the garden directly to verify before relying on this.

⚠️ NOT A VISITABLE SITE — this is a garden-installation service, not a place to pick up food. Austin nonprofit (operating since 1998) that installs free organic food gardens for eligible low-income individuals and families lacking access to fresh produce, including elderly residents, people with disabilities, single caregivers, and residents of transitional housing; also installs gardens at schools, after-school programs, community centers, and shelters. Volunteers help install ("dig-ins") and the organization returns each season until recipients can manage independently. Listed as community-garden as the closest fit in the current category system — greencornproject.org. (512) 249-3171 | greencornproject@usa.net.

Standalone nonprofit operating out of Bannockburn Church in Southwest Austin, distinct from the existing Bannockburn Church Food Pantry entry at this same address (a separate CTFB partner drive-through pantry, Thu 9–11am). Hungry Souls focuses specifically on nutrition assistance for food-insecure children, partnering with local schools to provide weekend meal packs and school-break food bags sent home with students. Appointment-only, weekdays. (512) 524-9067. hungry-souls.org.

Central Texas Food Bank drive-thru distribution; no appointment required, open to anyone. Distinct from both the CTFB Creedmoor mobile stop (12511 FM 1625) and the UT Austin Nursing Social Resource Center (5301 Ross Rd) — serves the same Del Valle food desert corridor (78617) but the opposite end from Creedmoor. (512) 282-2111. ⚠️ Verify schedule before directing users; lat/lng approximate, not independently verified.

USDA Summer Food Service Program site operated by Central Texas Food Bank at a City of Austin Parks and Recreation facility in East Austin. Open to all children and teens ages 1–18; no registration, proof of income, or ID required. Accompanying adults also welcome. ⚠️ SEASONAL — closes August 7, 2026; CTFB typically renews summer meal sites annually, so check for a new season before relying on this outside summer.

Second CTFB summer meals site at a City of Austin Parks and Recreation facility, southeast of Mueller, serving the Windsor Park and Pleasant Valley corridor. Same eligibility as the AB Cantu Recreation Center site — open to all children and teens ages 1–18, no registration or ID required. ⚠️ SEASONAL — closes August 7, 2026; CTFB typically renews summer meal sites annually, so check for a new season before relying on this outside summer.

⚠️ FOOD PANTRY COMPONENT IS APPOINTMENT/REFERRAL-BASED, NOT WALK-UP. Central Health (Travis County Hospital District) resource center offering: mobile food pantry appointments via the CTFB FARMacy program (a traveling client-choice grocery experience for food-insecure patients and community members, by appointment/referral); the Farmshare Fresh for Less Mobile Market on Thursdays 10am–noon (already reflected in the existing Farmshare Fresh for Less entry); and SNAP/Medicaid/MAP/CHIP/TANF benefits enrollment assistance. Distinct address from the existing APH Montopolis Neighborhood Center (1200 Montopolis Dr). (512) 978-8301. Best suited for Central Health patients or those needing benefits-enrollment navigation.

First-ever full-service grocery store in Manor, TX (a community of roughly 22,000 in eastern Travis County, historically a food desert). Opened October 22, 2025 — 101,000 sq ft with a pharmacy, curbside pickup, fuel station, and car wash. SNAP/EBT accepted in-store, curbside, and home delivery. Complements the existing Travis County Manor Community Center Food Pantry. ⚠️ WIC likely accepted (standard H-E-B practice) but not independently confirmed for this location; Fresh Access Bucks/DUFB unconfirmed — check doubleuptexas.org. ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

Main market-style pantry run by The Healing Project ATX, a CTFB partner agency. Walk-in, no appointment or ID required. Provides food and essential household items. Together with the Texas Empowerment Academy secondary site (healing-project-atx-parmer-lane) and a monthly home-delivery program (Healing on Wheels, ~50-60 households/month via TheHealingProjectatx@gmail.com), serves an estimated 400-500 families per month. thehealingprojectatx.org.

Secondary Healing Project ATX pantry location, in partnership with Central Texas Food Bank, at Texas Empowerment Academy — a PreK-12 charter school, but this is a weekend community event open to the public, not school-restricted. Walk-in, no appointment or ID required. Provides a 4th-Saturday weekend option near the Manor corridor, complementing H-E-B Manor and the Travis County Manor Community Center Food Pantry (neither of which offer weekend hours). thehealingprojectatx.org.

USDA Summer Food Service Program operated by Austin ISD at 30+ campuses citywide, including Blanton, Blazier, Campbell, Govalle, Harris, Hart, Jordan, Menchaca, Norman-Sims, Overton, Palm, Perez, Pickle, Pillow, Sanchez, St. Elmo, Walnut Creek, Williams, Wooldridge at Barrington, Wooten, Kealing, Marshall, Mendez, Webb, Akins, Anderson, Crockett, Eastside, LBJ, Navarro, Northeast, Travis, and Ann Richards. Open to all children and teens ages 1–18 (enrolled students with disabilities up to age 21) — no registration, no ID, no income verification, and children do NOT need to be enrolled in AISD. Distinct from the existing CTFB/PARD summer meals entries at AB Cantu and Delores Duffie recreation centers, which are a separate program under the same federal umbrella. Call 2-1-1 or visit SummerFood.org for the nearest campus. austinisd.org/nutrition-food-services/meal-programs/summer. ⚠️ SEASONAL — annual program, typically June–August; verify current-year dates before relying on this outside summer. Coordinates are a citywide placeholder, not a single site.

USDA Summer Food Service Program site run by Interfaith Action of Central Texas (iACT) through Central Texas Food Bank, at iACT's downtown Austin headquarters. iACT primarily serves Austin's refugee and immigrant community; this site is open to all children and teens ages 1–18, no registration or proof of income required. (512) 386-9145 ext. 4. ⚠️ Time-sensitive: this program ends July 29, 2026 — verify whether iACT runs the same program in future summers before relying on this outside the 2026 season.

USDA Summer Food Service Program site run by the Housing Authority of Travis County (HATC) at Eastern Oaks, a 30-unit public housing development in Southeast Austin (78744). Open to the full community, not just HATC residents — children and teens ages 1–18, no registration, ID, or proof of income required. Fills a children's-meals gap in the Nuckols Crossing corridor alongside the existing APH Dove Springs Neighborhood Center and CTFB Mobile Pantry at Dove Springs Recreation Center, neither of which specifically serve daily meals. Call CTFB (512) 282-2111 for schedule verification. ⚠️ Verify whether this program continues annually in future summers before relying on this outside the 2026 season.

RESTRICTED: primarily designed for people living with HIV — verify whether walk-in access is available to the broader community before directing general users here. Vivent Health is a federally qualified health center; the pantry provides free groceries, dietitian appointments, medically-indicated nutrition supplements, and nutrition education, alongside behavioral/mental healthcare, pharmacy, substance abuse treatment, HIV/STI testing, case management, dental, and medical care. Distinct from the existing Travis County Central Austin Community Center Food Pantry (5325 Airport Blvd) — a different address on the same road. (512) 458-2437. viventhealth.org.

Weekly walk-up food pantry run by Foundation Communities' Healthy Living Initiatives health program, at Suite 160 of Mission Plaza. Distinct from the existing foundation-communities-mission-plaza entry at Suite #300 in the same building, which is a separate CTFB-partner pantry available by appointment only on an irregular schedule — Suite 160 is Healthy Living Initiatives (weekly Tuesday walk-up), Suite 300 is the CTFB pantry (by appointment). (512) 447-2026 (Foundation Communities main line; verify for this specific suite). foundcom.org/health-programs/healthy-living-initiatives. ⚠️ Verify the program is still operating and confirm current hours before publishing; lat/lng approximate, not independently verified.

RESTRICTED / NOT A WALK-IN RESOURCE: packs and delivers weekend meal kits directly to 61 Central Texas schools serving 1,600+ food-insecure students who lose subsidized school meals on weekends; also provides snack distributions and fresh produce sourcing, all volunteer-run. Similar in model to the existing Hungry Souls entry (a different organization, serving NW Austin area schools specifically). Listed here for informational/search purposes even though it isn't a place to visit. (512) 788-0978 | info@hope4austin.org. hope4austin.org.

Pflugerville-area pantry hosted at Immanuel Lutheran Church, adding to existing Circle of Hope, First Baptist Pflugerville, St. Elizabeth SVdP, and Food For All Project options in the same Travis County community. ⚠️ Hours not confirmed by research report — call ahead.

Far North Austin (78728, Wells Branch area) — fills a gap north of the existing Domain/Rundberg-corridor resources. ⚠️ Hours not confirmed by research report — call ahead.

Southwest Austin (78749, Oak Hill area), same corridor as the existing H-E-B Slaughter Ln, Whole Foods William Cannon, and Abiding Love Lutheran resources. ⚠️ Hours not confirmed by research report — call ahead.

South Austin (78745) homeless services and navigation center offering a food pantry alongside case management and housing navigation. Same general corridor as El Buen Samaritano, South Austin Church of the Nazarene, and Sprouts Manchaca Rd. ⚠️ Hours not confirmed by research report — call ahead.

Manor, TX (eastern Travis County) community meal/food program run by Manor United Methodist Church, complementing the existing H-E-B Manor and Travis County Manor Community Center Food Pantry. ⚠️ Hours not confirmed by research report — call ahead.

SNAP/EBT accepted in-store per Target's national grocery policy. WIC and Fresh Access Bucks unconfirmed for Texas locations — verify. Near the Saltillo District / East Austin corridor, close to several 78702 pantries. Highest-priority of 5 Austin-area Target locations flagged in the July 19, 2026 research report as a previously-missing SNAP-accepting grocery chain in this database.

SNAP/EBT accepted in-store per Target's national grocery policy. WIC and Fresh Access Bucks unconfirmed for Texas locations — verify. Near the existing Whole Foods and El Rancho Supermercado on Research Blvd.

SNAP/EBT accepted in-store per Target's national grocery policy. WIC and Fresh Access Bucks unconfirmed for Texas locations — verify. Same corridor as the existing Randalls and Walmart Ben White locations.

SNAP/EBT accepted in-store per Target's national grocery policy. WIC and Fresh Access Bucks unconfirmed for Texas locations — verify. Central/NW Austin near MoPac (Loop 1), close to the former Natural Grocers Arbor Walk site.

SNAP/EBT accepted in-store per Target's national grocery policy. WIC and Fresh Access Bucks unconfirmed for Texas locations — verify. South Austin (78745) near the Fiesta Mart S IH-35 location.

Community garden program at Gus Garcia Recreation Center — distinct from the existing Carol's Kindness Food Pantry entry at the same address/rec center, which is a separate weekly food-distribution program. North Austin (78753) high-need corridor. ⚠️ Hours and plot-access terms not confirmed by research report — call ahead. Lat/lng shared with Carol's Kindness (same site).

⚠️ UNSTAFFED MUTUAL AID STAND — the July 19, 2026 research report flagged this as needing verification of current activity before publishing; unstaffed community stands can go inactive without notice. Located near the Rosewood-Zaragosa Neighborhood Center (2800 Webberville Rd) in East Austin (78702). No registration required if active.

Volunteer-run info shop and community space hosting a mutual aid free store with food and household items. East Austin (78702), Rosewood neighborhood. No registration required. ⚠️ Hours and current activity not independently verified — call or check social media before directing users here.

⚠️ UNSTAFFED MUTUAL AID STAND — the July 19, 2026 research report flagged this as needing verification of current activity before publishing; unstaffed community stands can go inactive without notice. East Austin (78702), near Rosewood/Chestnut. No registration required if active. Exact address not specified in source report — located generally on Kay St.

CTFB partner with 14+ years of service. Daily food distributions plus wraparound services: mental health support, mentoring, STEM, workforce readiness, housing referrals, clothing, household goods. Described by Central Health as a hub for community, food pantry, youth center, resource for the unhoused, and healthcare access point. NE Austin (78723), US-290 corridor. Also operates a second Manor location — now a separate database entry (aayhf-manor-blake-manor, 19955 Blake Manor Rd). contactus@aayhf.org. aayhf.org.

Serves the Rosewood neighborhood in East Austin (78702), alongside the existing Rosewood Co-op Mutual Aid Stand and APH Rosewood-Zaragosa Center. Early morning hours notable for families who work later in the day. ⚠️ Schedule not independently confirmed — call (512) 476-2801 or email office@rosewood-baptist-church.org before directing users here.

RESTRICTED: adults 55 and older. Serves six East Austin zip codes: 78702, 78721, 78723, 78724, 78741, 78752. By appointment only — call (512) 879-4352 (English) or (512) 879-4365 (Spanish) to schedule. Distributes food bags plus diapers and period products; waitlist for diapers size 4+. Partners with Central Texas Food Bank and Austin Diaper Bank. Fills a senior-focused gap not covered by the existing CTFB HOPE program sites (different addresses). CTFB partner. welcometableaustin.org.

East Austin (78723), near Mueller and the Berkman Drive corridor — same high-need NE Austin area as the AAYHF pantry, on a different (weekend morning) schedule. Distinct from the existing ATX Free Fridge — Berkman/Patton Lane entry. ⚠️ Call (512) 926-5422 to confirm current operation before directing users here.

East Austin (78723). Evening hours (until 7pm) on Mondays notable for working families who cannot visit daytime pantries. Distinct from Our Lady of Guadalupe and other Catholic Church pantries already in this database. ⚠️ Call (512) 458-3693 to confirm current schedule and eligibility requirements before directing users here.

Del Valle (78617). One of very few dedicated pantries in the Del Valle area outside of the existing Travis County Del Valle Community Center and CTFB Del Valle High School mobile stop. Small faith-based pantry serving the rural southeast Travis County corridor. ⚠️ Rural pantries sometimes suspend operations seasonally — call (512) 247-4454 to confirm current operation before directing users here.

SNAP/EBT accepted per Natural Grocers' national policy. WIC unconfirmed. Serves northwest Austin metro (Cedar Park) residents — the North Lamar Austin location's own notes already referenced this Cedar Park store as an alternative after the Arbor Walk location's October 2025 permanent closure. ⚠️ Exact address and current SNAP/WIC status not independently re-confirmed this cycle — verify at naturalgrocers.com before directing users here.

Austin-based grocery chain designed specifically for WIC customers — every item in the store is WIC-approved. Also accepts SNAP/Lone Star card. Carries formula, organic baby food, bread, beans, peanut butter, cereal, oatmeal, produce, and more. Near the existing El Rancho Supermercado at 8752 Research Blvd but a distinct business. (512) 873-9888. lonestarfamilymarket.com. Confirmed active per WICAustin.net and Yelp (July 2026).

Second Austin Lone Star Family Market location. Every item WIC-approved; also accepts SNAP/Lone Star card. Serves the Cameron Road corridor in North Austin (78752), same area as the existing Harvest Blessings East Austin pantry and CTFB Fresh Food for Families at Greater Love Baptist Church. (512) 420-9194. lonestarfamilymarket.com.

South Austin location at Stassney Square Shopping Center. Every item WIC-approved; also accepts SNAP/Lone Star card. Serves the 78745 corridor alongside the existing El Buen Samaritano, South Austin Church of the Nazarene, and Bannockburn Church pantries. (512) 383-8553. lonestarfamilymarket.com.

East Austin location (78721) serving the E 12th St/Airport Blvd corridor. Every item WIC-approved; also accepts SNAP/Lone Star card. ⚠️ Weekdays only — closed Saturday and Sunday, direct users to other resources on weekends. Distinct from the Travis County Central Austin Community Center Food Pantry at 5325 Airport Blvd (78751, a different zip). (512) 391-0828. lonestarfamilymarket.com.

Randalls (Albertsons banner) accepts SNAP/EBT in-store and online for pickup; supports Double Up Food Bucks via Instacart integration. Hyde Park/UT-area location — the database previously only had the Ben White Randalls. ⚠️ WIC acceptance not confirmed — call the store. (512) 476-5808.

Northwest Austin (78731, near Spicewood Springs). Accepts SNAP/EBT; supports Double Up Food Bucks via Instacart integration. ⚠️ WIC acceptance not confirmed — call the store. (512) 345-1825. Confirmed active per Yelp (July 2026).

South Austin (78748, near Slaughter/Brodie area). Accepts SNAP/EBT; supports Double Up Food Bucks via Instacart integration. Fills a gap near the existing Teri Road Baptist Church pantry corridor. ⚠️ WIC acceptance not confirmed — call the store. (512) 282-5720.

SNAP/EBT accepted in-store (not online). Sam's Club allows SNAP/EBT users to shop the entire club WITHOUT a membership, and offers a discounted Plus membership ($55/year vs. $110) for SNAP households — verify current policy at samsclub.com before relying on it. Near the existing H-E-B William Cannon (78748). South Austin (#8259).

SNAP/EBT accepted in-store (not online), same no-membership policy as other Sam's Club locations — verify current policy at samsclub.com. Southwest Austin (78735, Oak Hill/Westgate corridor), serving the same area as the existing Travis County Oak Hill Community Center pantry and Abiding Love Lutheran pantry.

SNAP/EBT accepted in-store (not online), same no-membership policy as other Sam's Club locations — verify current policy at samsclub.com. Northwest Austin/Cedar Park border (78717, Williamson County), same corridor as the existing Texas Farmers' Market Lakeline and H-E-B Plus Lakeline. ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

Natural and organic grocery chain; all Sprouts locations nationally accept SNAP/EBT in-store. Online EBT ordering available via Instacart and DoorDash. WIC not accepted (Sprouts is not a WIC-authorized retailer in Texas). Double Up Food Bucks participation unconfirmed — contact SFC at (512) 730-1807. Fourth Austin-area Sprouts, in Great Hills Station near the Arboretum (78759); joins South Lamar, Manchaca Rd, and Mueller. Same corridor as the existing Whole Foods Research Blvd. ⚠️ Phone not confirmed — look up via sprouts.com store locator. ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

⚠️ PAID MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED TO ENTER — unlike Sam's Club, Costco does NOT let SNAP/EBT shoppers in without one ($65/year Gold Star, $130/year Executive), and Costco offers no SNAP discount on membership. Budget for that cost before making the trip. SNAP/EBT is accepted in-store once inside (not online). Bulk pricing can stretch food dollars for households that can afford or share a membership, but the entry fee makes this a poor fit for anyone in immediate need — the Sam's Club entries in this database allow SNAP shoppers in with no membership at all. Near the existing H-E-B William Cannon and Sam's Club South Austin. (512) 382-3011. ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

⚠️ PAID MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED TO ENTER — unlike Sam's Club, Costco does NOT let SNAP/EBT shoppers in without one ($65/year Gold Star, $130/year Executive), with no SNAP discount. SNAP/EBT accepted in-store once inside (not online). Northwest Austin (78759), same corridor as the existing Whole Foods Research Blvd and Sprouts Great Hills — both of which admit SNAP shoppers with no membership. ⚠️ Phone not confirmed — look up via costco.com warehouse locator. ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

⚠️ PAID MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED TO ENTER — unlike Sam's Club, Costco does NOT let SNAP/EBT shoppers in without one ($65/year Gold Star, $130/year Executive), with no SNAP discount. SNAP/EBT accepted in-store once inside (not online). Cedar Park / Williamson County, outside Austin city limits — same area as the existing Sam's Club Lakeline and Texas Farmers' Market Lakeline. (512) 690-9059. ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

Central Texas Food Bank partner pantry, hosted by Alpha Seventh-day Adventist Church (Dorcas Passion Ministries). Once-per-month eligibility per household; no cost. East Austin (78723), near the Mueller / Berkman Dr corridor — its 2nd/4th-Sunday slot fills a gap since the nearby Foundation Communities Jordan at Mueller pantry is Tuesday-only. Confirmed active on the Central Texas Food Bank location finder. (512) 926-6721, foodpantryatx@gmail.com.

A separate physical location of the Lone Star Farmers Market operator, at Garbo's restaurant (Mopac & Parmer), covering far North Austin (78727) — distinct from the existing Springdale General entry (1023 Springdale Rd, East Austin 78721). ⚠️ SNAP/EBT NOT yet confirmed for THIS location: the operator's Springdale market accepts SNAP with Double Up, but acceptance does not automatically carry across venues — acceptsSnap left false until confirmed; verify at (512) 924-7503 before directing benefits users. WIC/FMNP also unconfirmed. Active per a July 2026 Yelp listing. lonestarfarmersmarket.com ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

Third location of the Lone Star Farmers Market operator, in Steiner Ranch (far NW Austin, 78732, within city limits) — serves an area with limited farmers-market access; nearest SNAP-accepting options are the Texas Farmers' Market at Lakeline and Bell-Cedar Park. 50+ vendor booths. ⚠️ Two unresolved conflicts: the start time (4pm vs 5pm across sources) and SNAP/EBT acceptance (unconfirmed for this location — the operator's Springdale market takes SNAP, but that does not carry across venues). acceptsSnap left false; call (512) 924-7503 to confirm both before directing users. ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

Community food pantry in the Dove Springs corridor of Southeast Austin (78744), a high-need area. Evening Thursday hours complement the CTFB Dove Springs mobile stop (1st Friday) and the APH Dove Springs Neighborhood Center (Tuesdays). ⚠️ Details are sparse — call (512) 740-2983 to confirm frequency, eligibility, and what is distributed before relying on this entry.

Central Texas Food Bank partner agency in Northwest Austin near McNeil/US-183 (78729). Up to 2 visits per month. Adds a weekday option to a corridor where the existing Austin Vineyard Church pantry (13208 Morris Rd) is only open one Saturday a month. ⚠️ Distribution TIME conflicts between sources (CTFB: 9–11am morning; foodpantries.org: 5:30–7pm evening) — call (512) 837-2162 to confirm before directing anyone. Confirmed as an active CTFB partner on the food bank's own locator.

⚠️ PUBLIC ACCESS NOT FULLY CONFIRMED — verify before directing the general public. Pantry at the Terrace at Oak Springs, a permanent supportive-housing community run by Integral Care (Travis County's mental-health authority) in East Austin (78702). It primarily serves the building's residents, but KXAN reported it is "open to neighbors as well when fully stocked" and has served 1,000+ people. If a general-public trip is the goal, call Integral Care first at (512) 472-4357 to confirm it is stocked and open to non-residents that week. If public, it helps fill 78702 while the Rosewood-Zaragosa APH center is temporarily closed.

Free home-delivery program of The Healing Project ATX — DISTINCT from its two fixed pantries already in this database (Guadalupe St and Parmer Lane). Delivers groceries, diapers, hygiene items, baby items, and household goods to the doorsteps of households facing transportation, health, or mobility barriers; serves 50–60 households/month. A CTFB partner. This is a home-delivery resource, not a walk-in site — there is no address to visit; households request delivery via thehealingprojectatx.org/healing-on-wheels. Coordinates are a placeholder (central Austin) since the program has no fixed location. Especially valuable for residents who cannot travel to a pantry.

Austin's first and only multi-level H-E-B (97,000 sq ft, two levels; opened Feb 15, 2023) at Lake Austin & Exposition Blvd. Fills the 78703 corridor (Clarksville, Tarrytown, Old West Austin), where the Whole Foods Flagship (525 N Lamar) was previously the only listed SNAP grocery. SNAP/EBT accepted in-store, curbside, and via home delivery; WIC accepted (standard H-E-B practice). Was missing because it opened before the last H-E-B batch was added. Double Up Food Bucks unconfirmed — verify at doubleuptexas.org. (737) 610-6321. heb.com ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

⚠️ FOR ADULTS EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS — the Austin Resource Center for the Homeless (ARCH), operated by Front Steps, is Austin's primary low-barrier day center and first point of entry into homeless services. Daily hot meals from its commercial kitchen/dining room, no registration required for meals; also shelter (100-bed), showers, laundry, computer lab, clinic, case management. Open 7 days/week to adults experiencing homelessness — not a general/family food pantry. Serves hundreds daily. Near the existing Trinity Center (304 E 7th) and Caritas Community Kitchen (611 Neches). (512) 305-4100. frontsteps.org. Confirmed active per Yelp (April 2026).

New Manor satellite of the African American Youth Harvest Foundation (the second AAYHF location — the main one is 6633 US-290, Austin 78723, aayhf-food-pantry). Food pantry (launched June 2026) plus household goods, clothing, and community resources, serving the Manor / east Travis County area. ⚠️ Exact hours not confirmed — call (512) 428-4480 before referring. Sources: FOX 7 Austin, Central Health, aayhf.org.

Fourth Austin-area Trader Joe's, in the city of Bee Cave at the Shops at the Galleria — DISTINCT from the Bee Cave Road / Westlake store (2805 Bee Cave Rd, 78746). Fills the western Travis County corridor (78738) between Westlake and Cedar Park. Opened Oct 29, 2025. SNAP/EBT accepted in-store at all US Trader Joe's; no online or curbside EBT. WIC not accepted (Trader Joe's national policy). Sources: Community Impact (Oct 2025), Yelp (June 2026). traderjoes.com. ⚠️ Since April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP/Lone Star Card can no longer be used to buy candy or most sweetened beverages (5g+ added sugar per serving, or any artificial sweetener) — 100% fruit/vegetable juice and drinks under 5g added sugar are still SNAP-eligible.

⚠️ CAMPUS-RESTRICTED — St. Edward's University students, faculty, and staff ONLY; a valid SEU ID is required to enter. NOT open to the general public — do not direct non-SEU users here (same access model as the existing UT Outpost and ACC Riverbat Bites campus pantries). Free, no questions asked, no limits; stocks fresh produce, protein, dairy, shelf-stable food, toiletries, and school supplies. On South Congress in South Austin (78704). CTFB and City of Austin partner; current Huddle location opened Sept 22, 2023. stedwards.edu. Sources: KXAN, Hilltop Views, SEU. Lat/lng approximate.