Did you know there’s a government program that delivers free boxes of nutritious food every month to thousands of seniors across the U.S.? 🍎

LEARN HOW TO APPLYFind out how to get your free monthly food box.

The Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP), managed by The Greater Boston Food Bank (GBFB), provides monthly food assistance to older adults who meet specific income and age requirements.

Its mission is to improve the nutrition of seniors by ensuring access to healthy, high-quality food at no cost.

đŸ„— What’s Inside the CSFP Box?

Each month, participants receive a box filled with essential food items, such as:

  • Powdered or evaporated milk
  • Canned fruits and vegetables
  • Whole-grain cereal and pasta
  • Dried or canned beans
  • 100% fruit juices
  • Protein options like canned tuna or chicken

These monthly boxes help supplement daily meals, ensuring seniors have consistent access to nutritious food all month long.

✹ How to Join

  1. Visit the GBFB website or your local distribution center
  2. Check if you meet the age (60+) and income eligibility criteria
  3. Fill out a simple enrollment form
  4. Start receiving your monthly food boxes

👉 The entire process is free of charge and available in multiple counties across Massachusetts.

đŸ„« Nutritious Box

Receive healthy, essential groceries every month.

đŸ‘” For Adults 60+

Designed for seniors with limited income.

📝 Easy Sign-Up

Apply in just a few minutes.

🚚 Local Delivery

Distributed monthly through GBFB.

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🚚 Program Coverage

CSFP is administered nationwide, with GBFB coordinating local deliveries in partnership with community agencies. If you live outside Massachusetts, you can search for a CSFP location near you in your own state.

TIP: If you know an older adult living alone or on a limited income, this program could make a meaningful difference in their nutrition and wellbeing.

đŸ§Ÿ Other Food Assistance Options

In addition to CSFP, you may also qualify for other support programs:

  • SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program)
  • Meals on Wheels (home-delivered meals for seniors)
  • WIC (Women, Infants & Children Program)
  • Local food banks and community pantries
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