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Resident Resources
Food Resources
Local food banks, mobile markets, and food assistance programs available to Asheville & Buncombe County residents.
Asheville & Buncombe County
Local Food Resource Directory
The following organizations provide food assistance, free food distribution, and nutrition resources to residents in our community. Many programs have no income requirements or limits.
Food Bank
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MANNA FoodBank
Works every day to get food and resources to those in need across Western North Carolina. Find free food distribution locations near you via their partner network map.
Free Market
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Buncombe County Community Engagement Market
Buncombe County hosts regular community engagement markets providing free food and resources to residents. Check the county calendar for upcoming distribution events.
Food Rescue
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Food Connection
Rescues surplus chef-prepared food, repacks it into meals, and redistributes into communities ā reducing food waste while easing hunger across Asheville.
Mobile Food Market
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YMCA Mobile Markets
Brings fresh, healthy food to hundreds of families each month at libraries, churches, and community hubs. No questions asked, no limits on food chosen. Also shares recipes, cooking demonstrations, and nutrition information.
Contact
Phone
(828) 258-1222
Email
frontdesk@haca.org
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165 South French Broad Ave. Asheville NC 28801
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