Grocery Delivery
We provide a grocery delivery service for Richmond residents who are unable to collect food for themselves due to long-term disability, injury, or illness. Recipients receive a nutritionally balanced grocery parcel, bread, and fresh produce.
While anyone living in Richmond going through financial difficulty is eligible for grocery assistance, we require a doctor’s note or letter from a social worker or community agency to access our grocery delivery program.
If you need groceries delivered to you, please Contact Us. We will need to see a doctor’s note or letter from a community agency – this can be scanned or photographed and emailed to us.
COVID-19 Update – If you need food and you cannot come to the Richmond Food Bank yourself for COVID-19 related reasons (for example if you are in quarantine or practicing isolation):
- Please try to have a family or household member pick up for you. If you are picking up food for someone else, please bring their official ID (or letter of permission along with another identifying document) with you when you visit the food bank. Call us with any questions or concerns: 604 271 5609
- If you cannot arrange for someone to pick up your food, please call us to discuss options. 604 271 5609
- Seniors 65+: You can also call BC 2-1-1 or apply online to access Safe Seniors Strong Communities – A program that matches seniors who need support with non-medical essentials, to volunteers in their community who are willing to help
