Two federally-sponsored programs aim to get nutritious foods to seniors with a low income. Learn About State Food Programs for Seniors Most states offer these programs for seniors with a low income: Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program - Provides coupons for fresh fruits, vegetables, honey, and herbs. Use them at farmers’ markets, roadside stands, and community farms. Commodity Supplemental Food Program - Provides a monthly package of healthy food Find Out If You're Eligible for State Food Programs for Seniors You may be eligible if you're: 60 or older Have an income at or below 185% of the federal poverty income guidelines Live in an area that offers either program Check the Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program map to see if your state offers the program.  All 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and five Indian Tribal Organizations participate in the Commodity Supplemental Food Program.  Learn How to Apply to State Food Programs for Seniors To apply for either program: Select your state or territory from this nutrition programs contact map. From the list of available programs, choose a food program for seniors:  Commodity Supplemental Food Program Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program If either program is not on the list, you may not live in an area that offers the program. Other Food Programs  You may qualify for other programs like: SNAP (food stamps) Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations Check with your senior community center to learn about other local resources.