A national working list of VA medical centers and clinics that operate free food pantries, mobile distributions, and grocery programs for veterans experiencing food insecurity. Every entry is sourced from an official VA publication.
Free food boxes for Veterans experiencing food insecurity.
Additional food-access resource on the Fayetteville VA campus, documented as available 24/7.
Veteran food pantry with canned meats, beans, vegetables, pasta, oatmeal, peanut butter, soups and other groceries.
Free nutritious shelf-stable food for Veterans transitioning home from hospital care who are experiencing food insecurity — milk, pasta, rice, cereal, peanut butter, canned meat/fish, beans, vegetables and fruit.
Free fresh produce, non-perishables, dairy, eggs and other groceries when available.
Free fresh produce for Veterans.
Free fresh and non-perishable groceries — about 100 food bags per event, first come, first served.
Bags containing approximately 3–4 days of nonperishable food, adjusted for dietary needs.
Mobile food pantry serving Veterans.
Free drive-through grocery distribution for Veterans — frozen meat, fresh vegetables and assorted dry goods. Partner: MUST Ministries.
Free monthly drive-through grocery distribution — frozen meat, fresh vegetables and assorted dry groceries placed directly in Veterans' vehicles. Partner: MUST Ministries.
Approximately 75 pounds of groceries per participating Veteran or service member.
Veteran-only food pantry available during a recurring VA-sponsored outreach event.
Free fresh produce and pantry food for Veterans, supported by produce from the VA's vertical garden and greenhouse.
Free groceries and food boxes for Veterans; past distributions have also included hams, turkey vouchers and grocery gift cards.
Free shelf-stable groceries, approximately a week's supply, plus access to hot food through Veteran programs.
Shelf-stable groceries plus some freezer items.
Permanent food pantry for Veterans receiving CRRC services.
Free produce and other distributed food — first come, first served; quantities depend on that month's delivery.
Free food distribution through VA's partnership with Harvesters — The Community Food Network.
Free groceries for food-insecure Veterans, including donated ground venison when available — VA reported in January 2026 that the pantry had received more than 700 pounds of venison for distribution.
Free fruits and vegetables distributed to Veterans.
Free groceries for Veterans experiencing food insecurity, including mobile food-hub service and clinic-based pantry distribution.
Groceries at no charge, including produce, meat/protein and other items in a grocery-store-style pantry.
Free drive-through food pantry distributions for Veterans — a March 24, 2026 distribution served 54 Veteran households representing 128 people.
Free food pantry for Veterans, service members, National Guard, Reservists and military families.
The Salt Lake City VA states that its food pantry was the first food pantry established in the VA health care system.
Entries marked "schedule pending confirmation" have documented evidence of a food program, but the current recurring schedule or eligibility should be rechecked with the facility before traveling. Program availability can change; this list was compiled in September 2026 from official VA sources.