Unable to come to join us at our main food pantry location?

Micro Casita's are available at all DACC campuses to provide you with the food you need to nourish yourself and family.

In partnership with Casa De Peregrinos, DACC serves as a distribution center that provides food baskets that typically consist of a variety of fresh vegetables, meatm canned goodsm bread, and other pantry items.

In partnership with Southern New Mexico Project & Gadsden Independent School District.

DACC students are able to access local resources closer to their communities.

For Anthony and Chaparral Areas Email Cynthia

For Sunland Park Area Email Jasmin

YesNM is an online portal designed to help residents access various health and human services programs. It allows users to apply form renew, and manage services such as

Food Assistance (SNAP)

Medical Assistance (Medicaid)

Water Assistance (LiHWAP)

Cash Assistance (TANF)

Energy Assistance (Liheap)

Offers free healthy food, nutrition education, nursing support and community connections to help families.

For low-income pregnantm postpartum,and nursing women, infants, and children up to age 5 who are at nutritional risk.

East Mesa Office: 575-382-0540

Las Cruces Office: 575-528-5047

NMSU's in-house food pantry provides free supplementary food assistance to the NMSU community

575-646-7636

Casa De Peregrinos mission is to end hunger and focuses serving Doña Ana County through their emergency food distributions, homeless programs, and mobile food pantries.

575-523-5542

A hot nutritous meal served daily Sunday-Friday to anyone who comes into their dining room for lunch. A take-out sack lunch is offered on Saturdays,

575-525-3831

At the market, they accept WIC, SNAP, and Double Up Food Bucks

Wednesdays and Saturdays 8:30 am - 1:00 pm (or until sold out)

575-201-3853

Provides a heaty breakfast, lunch and dinner every day of the year to both residents an guests.

575-523-7727

Food boxes distributed the first and third Tuesday of the month.

Food provided by Roadrunner Food Bank

575-521-3770

El Paso's only food bank and a member of Feeding America. The Food Back is the distribution center for almost 100 partner pantries across the borderland region and a collaborative hub for hunger initiative that assists with SNAP applications and nutrition education.

915-298-0353

Empower individuals and reduce food waste by using a 'consumer choice' model. Inviduals can choose which of the available items theyd like to take home based on their personal preferences and dietary needs.

915-261-7499

One of the largest food pantries in El Paso, the Northeast Community Food Pantry (NECFP), in partnership with El Pasoans Fighting Hunger, provides nutrional assistance to all those in need in the community.

915-755-8206

Comprehensive state site that provides information about and access to various basic need resources. SANP, WIC, TANF, etc

Local food pantry that services hot meals and has gently used clothing, available for anyone in need.

915-222-4740