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Emergency Food Assistance

Monument Crisis Center provides emergency food service to low-income and at-risk individuals and families in Contra Costa County. 

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Food Distribution Open Drop-In Hours:
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Days: Monday – Wednesday
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Time: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm

New Clients – arrive before 11:30 am to register.

 

The food distributed typically include: canned fruits and/or vegetables, canned tuna and/or chicken, soups, cereal, peanut butter, and when available, fresh produce, eggs, and milk.

Check out our Food Distribution Page for more information!

Eligibility & Registration

All services at Monument Crisis Center are free for qualifying individuals. Please note that in order to qualify for our food program, you must have a photo ID with your date of birth on your first visit.

The following documents are required by your 2nd visit.

  • Photo ID for all adults in your household
  • Birth certificates for children in your household
  • Proof of address (Ex: PG&E, telephone, or water bill)
  • Proof of income or assistance (Ex: check stub, letter of assistance)

In addition to emergency food service and support, we also provide a wide range of services and programming to help low-income individuals.

Food Distribution Program Forms

Please review and complete the appropriate form(s) below to access our food distribution programs.

Everyone Is Welcome Form

Start here to learn more about Monument Crisis Center. This simple two-page introduction provides an overview of our services, values, and how we support the community. It’s a great first step for anyone new to our programs.
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Income Eligibility Guidelines (CDBG)

These guidelines help determine eligibility for services based on household income. Updated annually, they ensure we follow Contra Costa County requirements while serving those most in need.
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Food Program Application (CDBG Form)

This is the primary application used to enroll in our food distribution program. It collects basic household and income information and is updated each fiscal year to reflect current requirements.
CDBG Form

Authorized Pickup Form (TEFAP Alternative Pickup)

If you’re unable to pick up food yourself, this form allows you to designate a trusted friend, family member, or caseworker to collect groceries on your behalf.
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Partner Agency Registration Form

This form is for caseworkers and partner organizations assisting clients with registration. It helps streamline the process when enrolling individuals through a trusted agency.
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Caseworker & Partner Support

Are you a caseworker or work at a nonprofit and are reaching out on behalf of a client?
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