Food Resources for Families in San Francisco

Nutrition and food access are more important than ever. Student Nutrition Services and our partner organizations are here to help. See below for additional food resources in San Francisco!

San Francisco Food Resources:

• After School Supper - Download and view the California Department of Education Meals for Kids App, it has a map of after-school meal programs in the city. This includes SFUSD sites and more. SFUSD after-school supper sites are open to any youth who are 18 years and younger at the start of the school year, meaning if they turn 19 during the school year, they are still welcome to participate in supper. This list can also be found at sfusd.edu/schoolfood.
  • Students in our Access program are also welcome to participate (SPED students up to 22 years old).
• Every SFUSD school site has free Breakfast & Lunch every school day for every student, regardless of income. Find the menu here: sfusd.edu/menus
• Visit San Francisco Human Services Agency at sfhsa.org/services/food or call (415) 557-5000 for information on food services: Calfresh (FoodStamps), Calfresh for Immigrants, free food locations, groceries, and meals.
• Visit 211 if you need help connecting to services, including food, health care, transportation, and more.
• Visit SF Service Guide, an online directory of human services in San Francisco, at sfserviceguide.org/food-resources/form for information on food resources.
• The San Francisco-Marin Food Bank is operating temporary Pop-up Pantries. Use the Food Locator to find sites near you. The time and location of Pop-up Pantries may change.
• Use Shop Simple with MyPlate for savings with CalFresh, budget-friendly recipes, and balanced eating tips. Visit myplate.gov/shopsimple.

You can find all of this information and more at sfusd.edu/foodresources.