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Food Banks in Alabama

Find 2,838 food banks, food pantries, and SNAP retailers across 67 counties in Alabama. Our free directory includes addresses, phone numbers, and maps to help you locate food assistance near you.

2,838 Total Locations
67 Counties
17 Food Banks
$975 Max SNAP (HH of 4)

Counties in Alabama

Autauga County29 Baldwin County131 Barbour County23 Bibb County12 Blount County32 Bullock County7 Butler County18 Calhoun County79 Chambers County22 Cherokee County16 Chilton County28 Choctaw County13 Clarke County22 Clay County8 Cleburne County10 Coffee County36 Colbert County36 Conecuh County8 Coosa County5 Covington County27 Crenshaw County14 Cullman County60 Dale County31 Dallas County23 Dekalb County52 Elmore County55 Escambia County22 Etowah County65 Fayette County8 Franklin County23 Geneva County25 Greene County5 Hale County11 Henry County14 Houston County86 Jackson County38 Jefferson County292 Lamar County11 Lauderdale County54 Lawrence County18 Lee County70 Limestone County49 Lowndes County8 Macon County15 Madison County185 Marengo County13 Marion County21 Marshall County70 Mobile County250 Monroe County19 Montgomery County114 Morgan County63 Perry County6 Pickens County18 Pike County21 Randolph County14 Russell County36 Shelby County85 St Clair County44 Sumter County8 Talladega County49 Tallapoosa County24 Tuscaloosa County106 Walker County47 Washington County11 Wilcox County7 Winston County16

SNAP Eligibility in Alabama (FY2026)

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) helps low-income individuals and families buy food. Below are the FY2026 income limits and maximum monthly benefits.

Household Size Max Gross Monthly Income (130% FPL) Max Monthly SNAP Allotment
1$1,644$292
2$2,230$536
3$2,816$768
4$3,401$975
5$3,987$1,158
6$4,573$1,390
7$5,159$1,536
8$5,745$1,756
Each additional+$586+$220

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Frequently Asked Questions

Use FoodBankLocator.org to search by ZIP code or browse through 67 counties in Alabama. Each county page shows food banks, food pantries, and SNAP retailers with addresses and directions.

For FY2026, a household of 4 in Alabama can earn up to $3,401/month (gross) and receive up to $975/month in SNAP benefits. Income limits vary by household size.

Contact your local Alabama Department of Social Services or visit your county SNAP office. You can also apply online through your state's benefits portal. Bring proof of income, identity, and residency.

Yes. If you need food immediately, call 211 for local emergency food assistance, or visit FeedingAmerica.org. Many food banks and pantries listed on this site offer same-day emergency food boxes.