Impa'chi (Let’s Eat!) Delivered Program

Program Overview

Eligible participants receive a bi-weekly food package delivered to their door.

Who Can Apply

Chickasaw Nation residents
Seminole County residents
Open to the public
Meets household income eligibility requirements
Ages 1-18

Application Dates

Applications accepted May 1-June 30

Documents You Will Need

Completed online application

Program Details

Children living within the Chickasaw Nation and Seminole County can have shelf-stable meals delivered to their home each week. Participation is open to all families who meet specific income requirements. Each child receives a box containing 10 breakfasts and 10 lunches (20 meals per box). Applications are accepted from May 1 through June 30. Children will receive boxes between June 1 and Aug. 1.

For information about Chickasaw Nation food-related resources, please refer inquiries to Nutrition Services at (580) 235-0504.

The Chickasaw Nation Summer Food Program is dedicated to bridging the hunger gap by creating successful partnerships with community organizations and local church groups.

If your organization or group would like information on providing or assisting with a site or for information on site locations and serving times, contact nutrition services.

This institution is an equal opportunity provider.

Key Resources

Impa'chi Delivered Flyer

Contact Us

Phone: (888) 436-7255

Fax: (580) 436-7225

Chickasaw Nation Citizen Support Center

After-hours assistance is available by calling (580) 757‑9082 or (833) 551‑0980.

Apply in person at:

Ada Nutrition Services

Ada, Oklahoma 74820

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