With the government shutdown leaving many families uncertain about their next paycheck or access to assistance programs, food insecurity has once again become a pressing concern. In times like these, it\u2019s important for Sacramentans to know that help is available every day of the year, not just during moments of crisis, though some of these organizations have extended their regular hours due to the government shutdown. Across the city, dozens of organizations, churches, and community centers continue to offer free groceries, hot meals, and produce distributions to help ensure no one has to go hungry.<\/p>\n
This list is a starting point for finding help near you. For a full directory of food banks and distribution sites, visit sacramentofoodbank.org<\/a>, enter your ZIP code, and explore the resources available in your neighborhood. Whether you need immediate assistance or just want to help a neighbor, these community services are here to support.<\/p>\n Monday:\u00a0<\/p>\n Sacramento Food Bank and Family Service<\/p>\n Rancho Cordova Food Locker | Community Food Hub<\/p>\n Sierra Arden Neighborhood Food Closet \u2014 Food Distribution Center<\/p>\n Potter\u2019s House COGIC<\/p>\n South Sacramento Interfaith Partnership<\/p>\n Shiloh Baptist Church<\/p>\n Elk Grove Food Bank (extended hours due to government shutdown)<\/p>\n Tuesday:<\/p>\n Calvary Christian Center<\/p>\n