Find what you qualify for
Search programs and see what fits your situation.
FREE · PRIVATE · COMMUNITY-POWERED
FEED shows you the help you qualify for, auto-fills and e-signs your applications from your private vault, and connects you with neighbors offering and asking for help — free, and built to stay that way.
Search every benefit and local resource, and see what fits your life.
FEED fills the forms from your saved info — you just sign, right on your phone.
Your IDs and documents, locked with a key only you hold.
Find neighbors, offer help, flag safety hazards, and back local petitions.
2026
Rent went up. Groceries went up. And the help that's supposed to be there is buried under forms, phone trees, and websites that don't talk to each other.
You might qualify for more than you're getting — and never know it. Figuring it all out alone is exhausting. It shouldn't be this hard to ask for a hand.
What is FEED
FEED is a free app for your phone. It shows you the benefits and local resources you actually qualify for, keeps your personal documents locked and private, and connects you with neighbors offering and asking for help. No cost. No ads. No catch.
Search programs and see what fits your situation.
Your documents are locked with a key only you hold.
Offer a hand, ask for one, and look out for your community.
What we help with
Food Pantries & Meals
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Food Pantries & Meals
Community food shelves, free meal programs, BROC and county food shelf networks, VeggieVanGo stops, and community gardens.
Shelters & Housing
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Shelters & Housing
Emergency shelters, transitional housing, Open Door Mission, and domestic-violence shelter locations (with privacy protections).
Clinics & Mental Health
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Clinics & Mental Health
Free and sliding-scale clinics, CHCRR community health, Turning Point recovery centers, and CCN mental health and substance-use counseling.
Childcare & Family
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Childcare & Family
Licensed childcare centers, Head Start sites, family resource networks, after-school programs, and lactation support.
Crisis & Safety
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Crisis & Safety
211 Vermont, Salvation Army, United Way, crisis hotlines, and community-pinned safety alerts on the live map.
Community Programs
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Community Programs
United Way, VT Catholic Charities, immigrant & refugee support (USCRI, VT Asylum Assistance), the American Association of Latinos in VT, and neighbor-to-neighbor resource offers.
So we built something different.
The Benefits
These aren't only for people in crisis. A working family, a student, a new parent, a senior on a fixed income — each one has something for you.
Food & Nutrition
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Food & Nutrition
What it covers
Grocery assistance, supplemental food for infants & mothers, free meals, and fresh produce programs.
Who it's for
Families, pregnant women, seniors, anyone between jobs or whose grocery bill has outrun their paycheck.
Housing & Rent
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Housing & Rent Assistance
What it covers
Emergency shelter, rent & mortgage assistance, transitional housing, home repair grants, HUD Section 8 vouchers.
Who it's for
Renters one bad month away from eviction, people experiencing homelessness, veterans, and anyone searching for affordable housing.
Utilities & Home Energy
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Utilities & Home Energy
What it covers
Heating fuel assistance, electric bill relief, weatherization upgrades, heat pump rebates, phone and internet lifeline programs.
Who it's for
Anyone whose heating or electric bill spikes in winter. LIHEAP income limits are higher than most people assume — many working families qualify.
Healthcare & Mental Health
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Healthcare & Mental Health
What it covers
Medicaid enrollment, free clinics, prescription assistance, dental care, mental health services, and Medicare savings for seniors.
Who it's for
Uninsured adults, children on Dr. Dynasaur, seniors managing medication costs, anyone seeking mental health support.
Jobs & Income
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Jobs & Income
What it covers
Job search support, paid skills training, unemployment insurance, career counseling, and youth employment programs.
Who it's for
People between jobs, career-changers, people with disabilities seeking supported employment, and young adults entering the workforce.
Financial Help & Tax Credits
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Financial Help & Tax Credits
What it covers
Free tax filing, Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), TANF cash assistance, renter rebate, and financial counseling.
Who it's for
Workers earning under ~$65,000 who may qualify for EITC refunds, families needing emergency cash, and anyone who hasn't filed taxes because they couldn't afford tax prep.
Childcare & Family
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Childcare & Family
What it covers
Subsidized childcare, Head Start / Early Head Start, Universal Pre-K, after-school programs, prenatal care, WIC for new mothers.
Who it's for
Parents of newborns, expectant mothers, families with kids 0–12 who need care, and anyone navigating early childhood programs for the first time.
Legal Aid
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Legal Aid
What it covers
Free civil legal help for eviction defense, family law, immigration, record expungement, benefits appeals, and protective orders.
Who it's for
Tenants facing eviction, parents in custody situations, immigrants navigating status questions, anyone denied benefits who wants to appeal.
Transportation
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Transportation
What it covers
Bus passes, Medicaid-covered medical rides, volunteer driver programs, donated vehicles, gas vouchers, and accessible transportation.
Who it's for
Anyone without a car, seniors who no longer drive, people with disabilities needing accessible rides, workers commuting without transit access.
Disability Services
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Disability Services
What it covers
Independent living support, vocational rehabilitation, assistive technology, Choices for Care long-term supports, and disability rights advocacy.
Who it's for
Adults with physical, intellectual, or mental health disabilities navigating benefits and anyone whose disability has been used to deny them assistance.
Senior Services
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Senior Services
What it covers
Meals on Wheels, senior companion programs, DAIL support services, Area Agency on Aging programs, in-home care coordination, and Medicare counseling.
Who it's for
Adults 60+, caregivers supporting aging parents, anyone managing the Medicare maze, and seniors looking for connection as much as services.
Veterans Services
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Veterans Services
What it covers
VA healthcare access, housing vouchers for veterans (HUD-VASH), state veterans benefits, peer support, and community-based outpatient care.
Who it's for
Veterans of any era — from Vietnam to recent service — who need healthcare, housing support, or simply want to find other veterans in their community.
More than an app
FEED isn't a company trying to sell you something. It's a tool meant to be owned and run by the communities that use it — free forever, and never for sale.
The map fills in when neighbors add what they know. Resources stay current when people share them. The more of us who show up, the stronger it gets. FEED is the system; the community is what makes it work.
The Bigger Picture
When more people use FEED — to find help AND to offer it — the whole community wins. Less duplicated effort. Resources found faster. Neighbors looking out for neighbors. This is what cost-effective community support actually looks like.
Offer a skill, a ride, extra food from your garden, or just say you're available to help — and let neighbors know what you need too. Giving and asking are equally welcome here.
See a broken streetlight, a road hazard, or a public health concern? Pin it on the map so the people who can fix it — and the neighbors who need to know — find out fast.
When an issue affects your community — bus service cuts, housing policy, local clinic closures — FEED lets you organize a verified petition and gather real digital signatures.
Post offers, requests, local news, and resource tips with the people around you. The community feed is how neighbors stay connected and keep each other informed.
Getting help should be normal, easy, private, and free — and helping your neighbor should be just as easy. FEED is built so both are true.
Get FEED on your phone
FEED lives in your web browser, so there's nothing to download from an app store. Add it to your home screen once and it opens just like any other app.
iPhone (Safari)
Android (Chrome)
Computer
Open sourcetofeed.com and bookmark it (press Ctrl+D on Windows, or Cmd+D on a Mac) so it's always one click away.
Getting Started
Step 1
Tap the icon you just added, or go to sourcetofeed.com. Just looking? You can explore without an account.
Step 2
Sign up with your email or Google.
Step 3
Choose a master password. This locks your documents so only you can open them — not even we can see inside.
Step 4
Start finding help right away.
What you can do
Found a program? FEED helps you apply. Search for the form, let FEED fill in what it already knows about you, sign it right on your phone, and submit.
Then track where every application stands — submitted, under review, approved — so nothing falls through the cracks.
Your IDs, benefit letters, and important papers live in one secure place. Everything is locked with a key only you hold — we couldn't read it if we tried.
That same vault fills in your forms for you and lets you sign documents electronically, so you never re-type the same information twice.
Meet Sprout
Sprout started as a single seed in a community garden — and like anything that grows where neighbors look after it, Sprout just kept… sprouting. Part helpful sidekick, part very enthusiastic intern who actually read all the fine print, Sprout exists for one reason: nobody should have to face the maze of benefits and forms alone.
Sprout read the confusing government PDFs so you don't have to. Tell it what's going on — "I lost my job and rent's due," "my kid needs a checkup," "where can I get groceries this week" — and Sprout helps you find the right program, resource, or clinic, and even helps fill out the paperwork. A little nerdy about deadlines, weirdly excited about food pantries, and never, ever judges.
Your information stays yours
FEED uses end-to-end encryption — your sensitive information is scrambled on your device before it's ever stored. You hold the only key. No one, not even us, can open your vault without your master password.
(Keep it somewhere safe: if you lose it, even we can't recover it.)
Free, private, and built to stay that way. Add FEED to your phone and find what you need today.