Share Food Program
Fight Hunger in the Greater Philadelphia region.
Share Food Program
Fight Hunger in the Greater Philadelphia region.
Find Food Near You
As of Oct 16, SNAP benefits will not be paid until the federal government shutdown ends, jeopardizing essential food assistance for roughly 2 million people in PA. If you are impacted by SNAP benefits being paused, you can:
🍎 Find food near you
📞 Call: 215-223-2220
✉️ Email: info@sharefoodprogram.org
Food is a Human Right
At Share, we believe food is a human right and hunger is a solvable problem. Since 2022, we’ve seen more than a 120% increase in the people turning to us for help. Food insecurity is rising, the cost of groceries is high, and resources are scarce, but Share remains committed to serving our communities. Help us keep all of our neighbors fed today.
Our Impact
Home Delivery
2500+
The number of 30-pound boxes of food delivered directly to seniors each month.
Communities in Need
19.7%
The percentage of Philadelphia neighbors living in poverty.
Working Together
367
The number of Share partner pantries and community organizations helping us fight hunger.
Together we can combat hunger in our region
News & Events
Stay updated on food distributions, volunteer opportunities, and local programs. Get involved and help fight hunger in Philadelphia—one meal at a time.
Announcements
November 4, 2025
SNAP benefits are currently disrupted. Here’s what to know and how to help.
UPDATE AS OF 11/3/25 The White House administration says it will comply with recent court orders and provide partial November SNAP benefits. The administration says it will release emergency funds, totaling…
Read MoreWHYY: Nearly 2 million Pennsylvanians are facing a SNAP funding freeze. Here’s how to find alternative food resources — and how to help
News and MediaFederal food aid has not gone out for the month of November amid the government shutdown that began Oct. 1. President Donald Trump’s administration on Monday said it will partially fund…
Read MoreWHYY: Philadelphia food banks rush to meet increased demand amid SNAP freeze
News and MediaPennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro signed a disaster declaration Friday to direct $5 million in state funding to the nonprofit organization Feeding Pennsylvania to help food banks purchase more healthy food, including from…
Read MoreAxios: As Pennsylvania sues over SNAP cuts, Philly steps up to fill gap
News and MediaMore than a third of Pennsylvania's SNAP recipients are under 18. In Philadelphia, more than 470,000 — or nearly 1 in 3 residents — receive the benefits. Already strained by…
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