The Klamath-Lake Counties Food Bank has been serving both Klamath and Lake Counties for 35 years. We receive support from many wonderful individuals, businesses and service organizations. Nearly 5,100 households rely on the Food Bank annually which means our resources are limited. The SNAP/Food Stamp Program is your long term solution to food security.

You’re allowed to access up to 12 boxes per year. This doesn’t necessarily mean one box per month. We have many people that need help for a short amount of time and may get 12 boxes in 3 months and we never see them again. We have people who work seasonally and only need help 6 months out of the year so they access 2 boxes per month. Nearly all eligible seniors and those with disabilities living on fixed incomes use their card once a month to offset their limited budgets. IT’S YOUR CHOICE. We try to provide a well rounded box of food. If you need long term assistance, please contact the Department of Human Services at (541) 883-5511.

Our volunteers at the pantries work very hard and are very dedicated. Please feel free to give us a call if you had a great experience or if you have any other comments. If you need more information please call us (541) 882-1223.

PLEASE NOTE: DUE TO LIMITED RESOURCES, WE CAN ONLY ISSUE ONE CARD PER HOUSEHOLD, PER YEAR.

Food Pantry Locations and Schedules

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For more information, contact the Food Bank at (541) 882-1223.

PLEASE READ: For long-term food assistance, please contact Adult & Family Services at (541) 883-5511.

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