Loudoun County, VA

Seven Loaves Services feeds people in need regardless of income or place of residence, providing nutritious food, personal supplies and other services to those in Middleburg and the surrounding area.

SHARE is a non-profit that moves healthy groceries at roughly a 50% discount into homes in the DC area through high-volume purchasing and thousands of volunteer hours.

St. James Episcopal Church serves a free meal on a first come, first served basis.

Sterling Park Baptist Food Pantry provides food distribution to Ashburn and Sterling residents.

Sterling United Methodist Church distributes non-perishable food and seasonal produce.

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) assists individuals and families who are unable to purchase sufficient food for themselves.

Tree of Life Food Pantry is available to Western Loudoun County residents.

Trinity Episcopal Church serves residents of Middleburg, Purcellville, and Aldie only. It can offer limited amounts of financial aid, with a focus on housing, rent, medical, and utilities.

U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development’s Fair Housing Enforcement Office has an on-line system that enables individuals to file housing discrimination complaints based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status, or disability.

Virginia Department of Social Services Energy Assistance Program helps eligible low-income households offset expenses associated with heating and/or cooling their home.

Virginia Lawyer Referral Service has referral specialists who provide the name and telephone number of a lawyer near you who has indicated a particular interest in handling your type of problem.

Washington Area Fuel Fund provides assistance with heating payments for income-eligible households in danger of losing their primary source of heat.