Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR)
Run by USDA Food and Nutrition Service, a federal agency
Provides monthly USDA commodity food packages to low-income American Indian and Alaska Native households on or near reservations. An alternative to SNAP, eligible households choose one or the other.
- Award
- Monthly USDA food package (estimated $150–$200/month value)
- Deadline
- Rolling, apply through tribal or ITO distributing agency
- Run by
- USDA Food and Nutrition Service
- Federal
Who it's for
- American Indian or Alaska Native living on or near a reservation or tribal trust land
- Income at or below federal poverty guidelines
- Cannot simultaneously receive SNAP
USDA Food and Nutrition Service decides who gets help.
How to apply
You apply on the program's own website. GrantLantern doesn't process applications. We link you straight to the source.
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Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR) is one option. What else may help?
Many households qualify for more than one program. Answer a few questions to see what else you may qualify for.
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Where this comes from
Details are based on the program's official information. USDA Food and Nutrition Service decides who is eligible, not GrantLantern. Check current requirements on their site before you apply.