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Fed 40: the free home delivery meal service for low-income families is our favorite thing this week.

There are about a gazillion home delivery dinner kit services to chooser from right now. We know, because we’re currently testing them and will have a full rundown of how they compare soon. But there’s one that really stood out that we couldn’t wait to share with you, and that’s…

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There are about a gazillion home delivery dinner kit services to chooser from right now. We know, because we’re currently testing them and will have a full rundown of how they compare soon. But there’s one that really stood out that we couldn’t wait to share with you, and that’s Fed 40. This amazing deliver-to-your-door meal kit company provides dinners not just to anyone, but only to those who are in need of a little help making ends meet.

They’ve already delivered nearly 100,000 meals to low-income parents and kids. How amazing is that?

Update April, 2020:
Please see this note from Feeding Children Everywhere regarding the Coronavirus Pandemic. FCE will only distribute meals directly to families through their domestic program Full Cart. We do not have any additional information.

If you are in need of food, please fill out this online emergency assistance application
If you would like to make a donation, please visit the Full Cart donation page

Full Cart is providing meals to families in need right now during the Coronavirus pandemic. Here's how to apply for services.

Parents who need food assistance can fill out some basic info about their families to make sure that they meet the Fed 40 requirements, then they get 40 servings of nutritious meals…completely free. Doesn’t this just make your heart happy?

I love that this company looks just like any other meal delivery service, which gives some dignity to the process for those who have found themselves in leaner times. We’ve been there, and it’s tough. Giving parents a chance to provide good, healthy meals for their families without any embarrassment is a beautiful thing.

If you want to donate to help Fed 40 continue to provide meals for families in need, you can at their website. Just $10 will provide one box of 40 meals.

NOTE: If you are in need of food for your family, fill out this online emergency assistance application.
You can also visit their menu age for affordable family meal recipes and ideas.
Please not leave a comment here if you need immediate help; we are not affiliated with this program.


8 responses to “Fed 40: the free home delivery meal service for low-income families is our favorite thing this week.”

  1. I have elderly parents in Longmont CO, one is blind and the other is ill with a surgery coming up, which will disable her arm.

  2. I have 6 kids in the shreveport louisiana area and we’re hungry for the holidays and my kis will love a meal. Im out of work right now, but looking. My email address is [email protected]

    1. Crystal, this is a very good list of places you can get free meals for your family in the Shreveport area. Much love to your and your family. https://www.needhelppayingbills.com/html/caddo_parish_food_pantries.html

  3. Hi i am in need for food for my 4 kids im going through hard times if you can please help me and my family thank you

  4. Elizabeth Tolliver

    Hello my name is Elizabeth I was wanting to know if I can get some help to feed my four kids and my two year old grandson I am a hard time and I can really use you some help at this time thank you so much

  5. Hi I’m a single mom of three with no other support barely keeping a roof over our heads I would really like it if I could get some support from you

  6. Delina Johnson

    Hi,
    I am unable to find a contact phone number. I have a friend in the Los Angeles area about to start chemo therapy and needs meals delivered. Please call and let me know how you can help him. My contact# is : 8183106833. Thank you.
    Delina

  7. How do you sign up for the program. My mom is 73 years old. she is home bound. We only get 7 frozen food a month from her Ins. will love to have information on this please. Thank you

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