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WIC Approved Vendors WIC Approved Vendors Swipe Seperate County Store Name Address Type Card 1st WIC items Adair 212 SW Kent Street Greenfield IA 50849 Fareway Store #941 641-343-7091 Grocery 607 South Division Street Stuart IA 50250 Hometown Foods #0921 515-523-1772 Grocery Adams 300 - 10th Street Corning IA 50841 HyVee Food Store #1083 641-322-3010 Grocery Allamakee 777 11th Avenue SW Waukon IA 52172 Fareway Store #062 563-568-5017 Grocery 420 Main Street Lansing IA 52151 Lansing IGA 563-538-4774 Grocery 124 West Tilden Street Postville IA 52162 Quillin's Quality Foods 563-864-3621 Grocery 9 - 9th Street SW Waukon IA 52172 Quillin's Food Ranch 563-568-3316 Grocery Appanoose 609 North 18th Street Centerville IA 52544 HyVee Food Store #1058 641-856-3277 Grocery 305 South 18th Street Centerville IA 52544 Fareway Store #827 641-437-7064 Grocery 23145 Highway 5 Centerville IA 52544 Walmart Supercenter #1621 641-437-1212 Grocery Audubon 104 Market Street Audubon IA 50025 Audubon Foodland 712-563-2519 Grocery X X Benton 1206 - 7th Avenue Belle Plaine IA 52208 Country Foods 319-444-2624 Grocery 501 'A' Avenue Vinton IA 52349 Fareway Store #462 319-472-2861 Grocery Black Hawk 1956 Lafayette Waterloo IA 50703 Cork's Grocery 319-233-6785 Grocery X X 2302 West First Street Cedar Falls IA 50613 CVS Pharmacy #8538 319-277-5181 Pharmacy 1825 East San Marnan Drive Waterloo IA 50702 CVS Pharmacy #8544 319-235-6249 Pharmacy 205 Franklin Street Waterloo IA 50703 CVS Pharmacy #8546 319-234-4736 Pharmacy 215 South Evans Road Evansdale IA 50707 Fareway Store #067 319-287-5142 Grocery 40 West San Marnan Drive Waterloo IA 50701 Fareway Store #951 319-236-0107 Grocery 214 North Magnolia Drive Cedar Falls IA 50613 Fareway Store #974 319-277-6858 Grocery 300 Fourth Street La Porte City IA 50651 Gary's Thruftway Foods 319-342-2754 Grocery X X 1010 East Mitchell Avenue Waterloo IA 50702 Hometown Foods #0047 319-233-6628 Grocery 6301 University Avenue Cedar Falls IA 50613 HyVee Food Store #1052 319-266-7535 Grocery 2834 Ansborough Avenue Waterloo IA 50702 HyVee Food Store #1860 319-233-3266 Grocery 2181 Logan Avenue Waterloo IA 50703 HyVee Food Store #1863 319-234-8627 Grocery 1422 Flammang Drive Waterloo IA 50702 HyVee Food Store #1866 319-234-7523 Grocery 4000 University Avenue Waterloo IA 50701 HyVee Food Store #1869 319-236-0580 Grocery 320 5th Street Hudson IA 50643 Randall's Stop-N-Shop 319-988-3377 Grocery Black Hawk 1975 Franklin Street Waterloo IA 50703 Ray's Supermarket 319-229-3586 Grocery X X 1501 East San Marnan Drive Waterloo IA 50702 Super Target T-1792 319-226-6500 Grocery 214 Viking Plaza Drive Cedar Falls IA 50613 Target Store T-2526 319-553-41120 Grocery 3910 University Avenue Waterloo IA 50701 Walgreens #03590 319-236-9924 Pharmacy 111 West Ridgeway Avenue Waterloo IA 50701 Walgreens #07455 319-433-0488 Pharmacy 2509 White Tail Drive Cedar Falls IA 50613 Walgreens #10557 319-553-0204 Pharmacy 1850 Logan Avenue Waterloo IA 50703 Walgreens #10855 319-296-7761 Pharmacy 525 Brandilynn Boulevard Cedar Falls IA 50613 Walmart Supercenter #753 319-277-6391 Grocery 1334 Flammang Drive Waterloo IA 50702 Walmart Supercenter #1496 319-232-3661 Grocery Boone 1711 Hawkeye Drive Boone IA 50036 Fareway Store #384 515-432-7519 Grocery 1111 - 8th Street Boone IA 50036 HyVee Food Store #1038 515-432-6065 Grocery 301 Annex Road Madrid IA 50156 The Market of Madrid 515-795-2425 Grocery 310 Story Street Boone IA 50036 Walgreens #11193 515-432-4095 Pharmacy 1515 SE Marshall Street Boone IA 50036 Walmart Supercenter #1389 515-432-2117 Grocery Bremer 1022 Skyer Street Denver IA 50622 Brother's Market 319-406-0004 Grocery Bremer 222 West Bremer Avenue Waverly IA 50677 Fareway Store #561 319-352-4319 Grocery 1311 - 4th Street SW Waverly IA 50677 HyVee Food Store #1872 319-352-1365 Grocery 320 West Bremer Avenue Waverly IA 50677 Walgreens #12148 319-596-1085 Pharmacy 700 29th Avenue SW Waverly IA 50677 Walmart Supercenter #1005 319-352-5260 Grocery Buchanan 1400 3rd Avenue SE Independence IA 50644 Fareway Store #479 319-334-3847 Grocery 1314 7th Street Jesup IA 50648 Jesup Food Center 319-827-1213 Grocery X X 135 Madison Street Winthrop IA 50682 McElroy's Food Market 319-935-3517 Grocery 302 Enterprise Drive SW Independence IA 50644 Walmart Supercenter #750 319-334-7128 Grocery Buena Vista 731 Seneca Street Storm Lake IA 50588 Fareway Store #461 712-732-6203 Grocery 1250 North Lake Avenue Storm Lake IA 50588 HyVee Food Store #1634 712-732-5628 Grocery 621 Highway 71 Sioux Rapids IA 50585 Sioux Food Center of Sioux Rapids 712-283-2800 Grocery 800 Lake Avenue Storm Lake IA 50588 Walgreens #11330 712-732-0005 Pharmacy 1831 Lake Avenue Storm Lake IA 50588 Walmart Supercenter #1526 712-732-7940 Grocery Butler 706 Highway 57 Parkersburg IA 50665 Brother's Market 319-346-1301 Grocery 108 North Railroad Sumner IA 50674 J & C Grocery 641-210-8075 Grocery Butler 306 North Main Street Allison IA 50602 J & C Grocery #0222 319-267-2650 Grocery 611 Main Street Dumont IA 50625 J & C Grocery #0434 641-857-3285 Grocery 107 East Traer Street Greene IA 50636 T & M Foods 641-816-4126 Grocery Carroll 709 Monterey Drive Carroll IA 51401 Fareway Store #409 712-792-2517 Grocery 403 Main Street Coon Rapids IA 50058 Frohlich's Supervalu #4304 712-999-2257 Grocery 201 Idaho Street Glidden IA 51443 Glidden Grocery 712-659-3193 Grocery X X 905 US Highway 30 West Carroll IA 51401 HyVee Food Store #1051 712-792-6333 Grocery 105 East 6th Street Carroll IA 51401 Walgreens #10770 712-792-4566 Pharmacy 2014 Kitty Hawk Avenue Carroll IA 51401 Walmart Supercenter #1787 712-792-2280 Grocery 503 West Street Manning IA 51455 West Street Market 712-579-2493 Grocery Calhoun 1101 Main Street Manson IA 50563 Affiliated Of Manson 712-469-3648 Grocery 820 East Main Street Lake City IA 51449 Lake City Food Center 712-887-0539 Grocery 204 North 4th Street Rockwell City IA 50469 Rockwell Area Market 719-358-9019 Grocery 319 Court Street Rockwell City IA 50579 South Side Grocery 712-297-8012 Grocery Cass 301 Poplar Street Atlantic IA 50022 Fareway Store #940 712-243-4291 Grocery Cass 1630 East 7th Street Atlantic IA 50022 HyVee Food Store #1026 712-243-1278 Grocery 735 Main Street Anita IA 50020 Main Street Market of Anita 712-762-3646 Grocery X X 1905 East 7th Street Atlantic IA 50022 Walmart Supercenter #3394 712-243-5214 Grocery Cedar 115 East Main Street West Branch IA 52358 Dewey's Jack & Jill 319-643-2611 Grocery X X 610 Cedar Street Tipton IA 52772 Family Foods #142 563-886-2143 Grocery 408 6th Avenue Durant IA 52747 Jeff's Market #1 563-785-4767 Grocery Cherokee 205 West Bluff Street Cherokee IA 51012 Fareway Store #502 712-225-3965 Grocery 800 North 2nd Street Cherokee IA 51012 HyVee Drugstore/Pharmacy #3068 712-225-6121 Pharmacy 1300 North 2nd Street Cherokee IA 51012 HyVee Food Store #1068 712-225-4139 Grocery Cerro Gordo 20 South 4th Street Clear Lake IA 50428 Payless Foods #220 641-357-2167 Grocery 400 North Delaware Mason City IA 50401 Fareway Store #491 641-424-4415 Grocery 910 Highway 18 West Clear Lake IA 50428 Fareway Store #705 641-357-5773 Grocery 2400 4th Street SW Mason City IA 50401 HyVee Food Store #1410 641-423-8026 Grocery 551 South Illinois Avenue Mason City IA 50401 HyVee Food Store #1413 641-424-9741 Grocery 3450 - 4th Street SW Mason City IA 50401 Super Target T-804 641-423-8335 Grocery Cerro Gordo 1251 4th Street SW Mason City IA 50401 Walgreens #05941 641-423-1472 Pharmacy 4151 4th Street SW Mason City IA 50401 Walmart Supercenter #810 641-423-6767 Grocery Chickasaw 100 West Main Street Fredericksburg IA 50630 Fredericksburg Food Center 563-237-6101 Grocery X X 102 South Water Avenue New Hampton IA 50659 Fareway Store #922 641-394-4652 Grocery Clarke 215 South Main Street Osceola IA 50213 Fareway Store #699 641-342-3884 Grocery 510 West McLane Osceola IA 50213 HyVee Food Store #1473 641-342-2125 Grocery 2400 College Drive Osceola IA 50213 Walmart Supercenter #4606 641-342-1650 Grocery Clay 104 East 8th Street Spencer IA 51301 Fareway Store #788 712-262-8693 Grocery 819 North Grand Avenue Spencer IA 51301 HyVee Food Store #1636 712-262-2443 Grocery 800 Grand Avenue Spencer IA 51301 Walgreens #11153 712-262-0231 Pharmacy 500 - 11th Street SW Spencer IA 51301 Walmart Supercenter #2714 712-262-5001 Grocery Clayton 619 South Highway 52 Guttenberg IA 52052 Bender's Foods #3 563-252-1410 Grocery 101 West Madison Edgewood IA 52042 Karls Grocery 563-928-6223 Grocery X X 808 South Main Street Monona IA 52159 Quillin's Quality Foods 563-539-4691 Grocery 128 West Mission Street Strawberry Point IA 52076 Strawberry Foods & Deli 563-933-4367 Grocery Clayton 204 South Main Street Elkader IA 52043 Wilke's 563-245-2413 Grocery Clinton 622 10th Street De Witt IA 52742 Barnes Foodland 563-659-3136 Grocery 1350 11th Street NW Clinton IA 52732 Fareway Store #025 563-242-1960 Grocery 901 South 4th Street Clinton IA 52732 HyVee Food Store #1075 563-243-6162 Grocery 1307 North Second Street Clinton IA 52732 Jewel Food Stores #3118 563-243-6995 Grocery 806 South 4th Street Clinton IA 52732 Walgreens #05119 563-242-4616 Pharmacy 1905 North 2nd Street Clinton IA 52732 Walgreens #05144 563-243-2116 Pharmacy 2715 South 25th Street Clinton IA 52732 Walmart Supercenter #2889 563-243-0001 Grocery Crawford 609 Arrowhead Drive Denison IA 51442 Fareway Store #015 712-263-5565 Grocery 1426 Broadway Denison IA 51442 HyVee Food Store #1124 712-263-6151 Grocery 510 Avenue C Denison IA 51442 Walmart Supercenter #1732 712-263-2000 Grocery Dallas 804 Nile Kinnick Drive South Adel IA 50003 Fareway Store #124 515-993-3660 Grocery 1315
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