Info on how to get surplus government food is found

[shraby]

here:
<http://www.fns.usda.gov/fdd/programs/csfp/csfp_eligibility.htm>

You can see if you qualify, what is given out, what states have the program (most).

[BrklynLiberal]

1. Very useful link. thank you.

[shraby]

2. If it helps anyone, it was worth posting.

[shraby]

3. Please kick this now and then so more people

will be able to find it.

[BrklynLiberal]

6. will do.

[TheMickster]

4. Cool

:kick:

Good info to have.
thanks.

[1776Forever]

5. Neither Florida nor Ohio have a State CSFP Website - Hmm - Here is the list of those that do...

CSFP State Websites

http://www.fns.usda.gov/fdd/statewebs/csfpwebs.htm

Following are links to the websites maintained by State Distributing Agencies which administer the Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP). If your State's CSFP website is not listed below, please email it to us at [e-mail].

States
-- Arizona Department of Health Services
-- California Department of Education
-- Colorado Department of Human Services
-- Kansas Social and Rehabilitation Services
-- Kentucky Office of Consumer and Environmental Protection
-- Illinois Department of Human Services
-- Minnesota Department of Health
-- Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services
-- Nebraska Health and Human Services System
-- New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services
-- New Mexico Department of Health
-- Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
-- Tennessee Department of Health
-- Texas Health and Human Services Commission
-- Vermont Department of Disabilities, Aging, & Independent
Living Health

....

What's up with that? :shrug:

[shraby]

7. Check the faq there is more on which states

participate. Dig around on the site.

[ehrnst]

8. kicked and rec'd. (nt)