Find Food

Categorical eligibility:

• Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
• Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)
• Social Security Income (Disability) (SSI)
• National School Lunch Program (NSLP)
• Medicaid Insurance

Volunteer shoppers accompany clients with shopping carts as they make product selections in the pantry. They encourage families to try a variety of healthy, nutritious food and fresh produce.

Yes, you can, as 4Saints Food Pantry does not determine eligibility by zip code. Clients do need to meet one of the 5 qualifiers listed above.

When visiting the pantry, an ID is requested with your current address listed. Clients will be issued a 4Saints Pantry card to show on subsequent visits during the year. We ask clients to bring their physical card or a photo of it on each visit.

There is a limited amount (about one page) of paperwork required by USDA and TDA. We provide assistance to individuals with literacy challenges or language barriers.

No appointments are needed to register for the Friday distribution. Client registration begins about 10 a.m. on Fridays.

Adults, 60 years or older, who meet the income determining factor and are interested in participating in the senior box program must pre-register with a photo ID that includes the client’s date of birth on the ID. Pre-registration may take place on a Friday distribution day.

You will be greeted and given a number when you arrive, then directed to our registration desk. When your number is called, a volunteer will escort you through the pantry to help you select your groceries.

You are welcome to visit the pantry one Friday per month and during the 4th Saturday Mobile Market Pantry Distributions. Plus, if a registered senior you may pick up your food box on the Wednesday after the first Friday of the month.

No. Each client may only shop for their own household. Individuals who are homebound may want to consider contacting Meals on Wheels of Tarrant County at (817) 336-0912 for assistance.

No. Each client may only shop for their household. 

On most Fridays, clients will receive one gallon of milk, one dozen eggs, a choice of meat/protein, canned goods, and bread. When available, we offer a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, baby and adult diapers and wipes, and pet food.

Yes, with the assistance of a volunteer shopper.

There is no cost to eligible client families. No payments are collected at 4Saints.

Our service is provided to the community at no cost, provided they meet the qualifiers of the U.S. Department of Agriculture and Texas Department of Agriculture.

4Saints' number one purpose is to provide nutritional foods to all who qualify to receive foods, some of which must be cooked or stored in a refrigerator.

4Saints does NOT have the means to help with utility or rent payments.

We occasionally have representatives on hand to help clients determine eligibility for SNAP, TANF, SSI, National School Lunch Program, and Medicaid.

We also offer free Cooking Matters for Families a few times per year; special programs for seniors, pastoral conversations, and more. Clients are notified about the programs during regular Friday registration. Learn more about our services here.

Clients interested in learning about the SNAP benefits may visit Tarrant Area Food Bank at tafb.org and select Find Food to learn about qualifying for SNAP.