Parking available across the street at Mt. Olive Church
Food Service Hours
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 9am –12:30pm
Second Monday of the month 5:30pm – 7pm
Friday 10am –11:30am
Friday visits do not count toward monthly servings. Food options and availability are limited.
When you visit, don't forget to bring your reusable grocery bags.
Qualifications
Residents of Folsom, El Dorado Hills, and Granite Bay are eligible to receive groceries.
Identification
Proof of Address
Identification
On your first visit, you will need to provide an ID for yourself and all people living in your household. Members can be added to your account with a valid ID, such as a driver's license, birth certificate, medical card, school ID, or other picture ID. ID's, proof of address, and location requirements do not apply in order to receive USDA/TEFAP food.
The person picking up household food, must provide their ID at every visit.
Proof of Address
Proof of Address is required at your first visit, and once per year following. A proof of address is a document with your name, address, and date within the last 60 days. This is typically a piece of mail or utility bill. Access to documents on a smartphone is acceptable.
Note: IDs, proof of address, and location requirements do not apply in order to receive USDA/TEFAP food. This is an equal-opportunity institution.
Twin Lakes Food Bank Programs
Client Choice Food Distribution
We provide a grocery store experience that allows our guests to choose the food they need.
Pantry on Wheels & Angels on Wheels
We deliver fresh and shelf-stable groceries to seniors and housebound individuals in our community.
The Emergency Food Assistance Program
We offer stable food provided by The Emergency Food Assistance Program to supplement clients’ monthly groceries.
CalFresh Support
We assist individuals with their CalFresh application to help pay for groceries.
Tom just retired and, even though his wife continues to work, he did not anticipate the higher cost of groceries and inflation when calculating the impact of only one income. Even with downsizing and moving to a lower rent home, Tom and Susan are still having to manage living with more month than money.
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We never thought we would need a food bank, but the economy changed in a way that I couldn’t foresee. So, here we are.”—Tom