LEARN HOW TO APPLYFind out how to receive your free monthly food box.

The Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP), operated by the Greater Boston Food Bank (GBFB), offers monthly food assistance to seniors who meet specific income and age requirements.

Its purpose is to enhance the nutrition of older adults by guaranteeing access to healthy, high-quality food completely free of charge.

🥗 What’s Included in the CSFP Box?

Every month, participants receive a box filled with nutritious essentials, including:

  • Evaporated or powdered milk
  • Canned fruits and vegetables
  • Whole-grain cereals and pasta
  • Dried or canned beans
  • 100% fruit juice
  • Protein options like canned chicken or tuna

These monthly boxes help supplement everyday meals, ensuring consistent access to balanced nutrition all month long.

✨ How to Enroll

  1. Go to the GBFB website or your nearest distribution center
  2. Confirm that you meet the age (60+) and income criteria
  3. Complete the brief registration form
  4. Begin receiving your monthly food boxes

👉 Enrollment is **completely free** and available in several counties throughout Massachusetts.

🥫 Monthly Groceries

Receive nutritious pantry staples delivered to you each month.

👵 For Seniors 60+

Specifically for older adults with limited income.

📝 Simple Registration

Apply quickly and easily in minutes.

🚚 Monthly Distribution

Delivered locally through GBFB partnerships.

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🚚 Program Availability

The CSFP is available nationwide, with GBFB managing local delivery in coordination with community organizations. If you live outside Massachusetts, you can search for a CSFP location in your state to apply.

TIP: Know a senior living alone or on a tight budget? This program could significantly improve their nutrition and quality of life.

🧾 Additional Food Assistance Programs

Besides CSFP, you may also be eligible for other resources:

  • SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program)
  • Meals on Wheels (home-delivered meals for seniors)
  • WIC (Women, Infants & Children Program)
  • Local food pantries and community food banks
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