The Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) is a USDA program that provides a monthly box of shelf-stable food to low-income seniors over the age of 60.
Shared Harvest’s Team can help individuals apply for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) by walking them through the first-time application process, renewing benefits, or answering any question they may have.
Shared Harvest Foodbank hosts monthly off-site drive-thru food distributions in Darke, Miami, and Preble counties, where volunteers load neighbors’ cars with a generous assortment of food.
Our on-site choice pantry lets neighbors schedule a monthly shopping appointment to select from shelf-stable, fresh, and frozen foods, much like shopping at a grocery store.
Shared Harvest partners with area schools for school-based pantries, distribution of our BackPack Program, and supplementing Summer Feeding Programs to support children’s growth and development.
Shared Harvest receives donated bulk products and repacks them into smaller, meal-sized portions for distribution, including bulk protein processed in our USDA-certified Protein Repack Center.
