Feeding Champlain Valley

Mission: To provide food, community and opportunity for our neighbors in Addison, Chittenden, Franklin, and Grand Isle Counties who are experiencing food insecurity and hunger.

Feeding Champlain Valley was established as a program of Champlain Valley Office of Economic Opportunity (CVOEO) in 1974, and in 2024 we are celebrating 50 years of feeding people and cultivating opportunities. Feeding Champlain Valley strives to increase access to nourishing food, provide more variety in our food offerings, and cultivate a more inclusive environment for everyone living in the Champlain Valley region.

We foster connections and partnerships with agricultural organizations, clinicians, sister non-profits, housing organizations, and schools. In doing so, Feeding Champlain Valley is building a community focused on improving health, maintaining dignity, and challenging inequality. Feeding Champlain Valley offers critical nutrition assistance to Vermonters who struggle with food insecurity through programs and services that include three Food Shelves, a Good Food Truck, Grocery Delivery, Meal Production, Food Rescue, Culinary Job Training, and an Online Market – all of which provide easy access to locally sourced foods that are culturally relevant and dietary specific. Families and individuals who pre-screen for food insecurity can order directly from our inventory with help from clinicians, teachers, social workers, and other non-profit employees throughout the region.