Have you heard about the government program that delivers free food boxes brimming with nutritious essentials to seniors across the United States? 🍎

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), offers this generous support to seniors meeting specific income and age criteria.

The program’s primary objective is to enhance senior nutrition by providing free access to high-quality, healthy food.

🥗 What’s Included in the CSFP Box?

Every month, seniors enrolled in the program get a box loaded with vital food items, including:

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

These boxes are designed to complement daily meals, ensuring continuous access to nutritious foods throughout the month.

✨ Steps to Enroll

  1. Head over to the GBFB website or stop by your local distribution center.
  2. Verify if you meet the eligibility requirements for age (60+) and income.
  3. Complete a straightforward enrollment form.
  4. Begin receiving your monthly food boxes.

👉 The registration process is quick, free, and available in several counties across Massachusetts.

🥫 Senior Food Box Program

Monthly nutritious food package for income-eligible seniors.

📦 What’s Inside

Canned vegetables, UHT milk, dry beans, cereals and more.

👴 Who Qualifies

Residents age 60+ with low income.

📍 How to Apply

Contact local agency to join the Commodity Supplemental Food Program.

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🚚 National Reach of the Program

CSFP operates nationwide, with GBFB spearheading local distributions via community organizations. If you’re not based in Massachusetts, you can find the nearest CSFP location in your 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.

🧾 Explore Additional Food Assistance Programs

Beyond CSFP, there are other initiatives you might be eligible for:

  • 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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