Grocery Delivery Pilot Program
The City of Cincinnati, in partnership with Kroger, launched the Grocery Delivery Pilot Program to help reduce barriers to food access for residents facing transportation and mobility challenges.
This pilot serves eligible households in the Winton Hills community, providing support to ensure consistent, convenient access to groceries.
The program provides enrolled households with $100 in monthly grocery credit and free Kroger Boost grocery delivery for 12 months, reducing out-of-pocket expenses, improving food access, reducing transportation barriers, and supporting residents’ ability to allocate resources toward other essential needs.
This pilot reflects the City’s commitment to removing structural barriers, testing innovative service delivery models, and advancing economic mobility through targeted, place-based solutions.
Eligibility Requirements
To participate in this program, you must:
- Reside in the Winton Hills community
- Have access to and be able to use the Kroger mobile app
- Have a backup payment method connected to a bank account to cover any costs beyond the $100 monthly credit
Example: If you use SNAP through your Kroger app profile, you must also have an additional form of payment on file to cover any remaining balance.
This form helps us to confirm your eligibility for the program. Once the form is completed you will receive an email confirming your invitation to attend an enrollment event.
For additional information about registration and the program contact:
Tiffany Brown, Chief Opportunity Officer
Office of Opportunity, City of Cincinnati
Tiffany.brown@cincinnati-oh.gov or call (513)352-2493