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Food help in Montgomery County, Texas

Start with a pantry near home, then check the service details before planning your trip. These local starting points separate food pickup, student services and help applying for benefits.

The Woodlands includes addresses in Montgomery and Harris counties. Use your home ZIP code and confirm that the pantry serves your address. The Woodlands Township — County Services.

Where to start

Pantries and mobile markets

Montgomery County Food Bank

Its map lists community food pantries and mobile markets. The main warehouse does not distribute food to individuals. Mobile market supplies are limited; call the pantry before traveling.

If transportation is a problem, ask the distribution organizer whether someone may collect food for you. Permission depends on the operator.

Official source: Montgomery County Food Bank — Find Food Map

Food pantry for Lone Star College students

Lone Star College–Montgomery CARE Pantry

The college lists a pantry at the Maverick Care Center, Building C, second floor, 3200 College Park Drive, Conroe. Students register using their LSC email; registration is separate for each campus.

Check the Montgomery campus section for current hours and registration. This is a student service, so confirm access before visiting.

Official source: Lone Star College — CARE Pantry

Help applying for SNAP and other benefits

Montgomery County Food Bank Community Assistance

The community assistance team helps with SNAP, Medicaid, CHIP and TANF applications. Phone assistance is available; appointments are preferred for individual in-person help. The team helps with applications but does not decide eligibility.

Contact the team for an appointment and the documents needed for your situation. Application support is separate from food pickup.

Official source: Montgomery County Food Bank — Community Assistance Programs

Choose free-food results for pantries and meals. SNAP retailers are stores where eligible purchases use EBT; they are a separate search.

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Before you make the trip

  • Is food being distributed at this exact location, and at what time?
  • Do I need an appointment or any documents? Does this site serve my address?
  • Can I walk up, use public transportation or arrange for someone to collect food for me?
  • Can this location meet my food or accessibility needs? If not, where else should I try?

Need help with food benefits?

Sources and review

We reviewed the organizations’ public pages linked below. This is an editorial guide, not a confirmation from each provider or a live report of food availability. The named organizations operate their own services.

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Feeding America Texas is an affiliate of Feed America (EIN 92-1761881) — operator of the free nationwide food-resource directory at feedam.org.