Find Food
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Salvation Army Magness Potter Center611 Stockell StreetNashville, 37207Davidson615-242-0411 ext. 225Open: Mon-Thurs 1-4pmSite type: Emergency Food Box (EFB)Note: Bring ID & proof of address each time for each person
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Connect US Health (Antioch)2637 Murfreesboro PikeNashville, 37217Davidson615-932-7632Open: Mon-Thurs 8am-6pm; Fri 8am-2pmSite type: Food Box
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St. Luke’s Community House5601 New York Ave.Nashville, 37209Davidson615-350-7893Open: Mon-Fri 9am-1:30pmSite type: Emergency Food Box (EFB)Note: Bring ID & proof of address each time for each person
Other Ways to Get Help
Emergency Food Box
Our Emergency Food Box (EFB) sites feed individuals and families in Davidson County on an urgent-need basis. An EFB provides two to three days of staple food items based on the number of members in each household. Use the map below to find one near you.
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Outreach
SNAP (formerly known as food stamps) is for people with low incomes, including working people, households with children, seniors, unemployed people, immigrant families, and people with disabilities. SNAP helps them buy the food they need for good health.
Second Harvest’s Benefits Outreach Counselor shares information about the benefits of SNAP, pre-screens potential participants, and helps people fill out the SNAP application.
Second Harvest offers SNAP Outreach through our Emergency Food Box sites, Mobile Pantry distributions, and Partner Agencies. In FY18, our SNAP Outreach team helped complete more than 1,250 SNAP applications.
For more information about SNAP, please send us an email or call our Benefits Outreach Counselor at 615-310-0752.
Produce Truck
The Produce Truck travels around Davidson County bringing fresh vegetables, fruit, bread, milk, eggs, and other perishable food directly into food-insecure neighborhoods. Learn more by reading this blog about the Produce Truck’s debut.
Mobile Pantry
Mobile Pantries are large-scale, one-day food distributions in under-served communities. We make it as convenient as possible for people experiencing hunger to access a wide variety of canned goods, produce, dairy, bread, and cereal.
CSFP Food for Seniors
At-Risk Afterschool Meals
