Hawaiʻi Foodbank is offering resources for individuals and families seeking food assistance across the state. The organization notes that people may qualify for federally funded programs such as The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP), or may need temporary support until their situation improves. Over 250 hunger relief partners operate on Oʻahu and Kauaʻi, with services available in many neighborhoods.

For residents of Oʻahu, an interactive map is available on the Hawaiʻi Foodbank website to help locate nearby food pantries or ʻOhana Produce Plus distribution sites. Printable guides are also offered for both Oʻahu and Kauaʻi, which list active food pantries, meal providers, and produce distribution locations. These guides include additional resources such as a Homeless Help Card and Shelf-Life Guidelines.

Those experiencing difficulty with the online Food Assistance Finder can download these handouts directly from the organization's website. Similar information is provided for Maui and Hawai’i Island through links to partner organizations.

For further details, individuals are encouraged to visit the Hawaiʻi Foodbank homepage at https://hawaiifoodbank.org/ or access downloadable resources at https://hawaiifoodbank.org/find-food-assistance/.