• The food pantry location is building across the street.
• The community fridge is located on opposite side on cobblestone path (right side).
• Both are accessible via the same road.

This center distributes monthly grocery boxes to senior members. Individuals must sign up for membership in person, providing ID and proof of income. Appointments are required to receive food boxes. 267) 286-1455 ext. 1454

You can schedule an appointment to access the pantry by calling 215-558-1500 or emailing Theresa.Price@use.salvationarmy.org

Playstreet 2300 W. Atlantic St. is a Philadelphia Parks and Recreation community site where neighborhood volunteers close the block to vehicle traffic each weekday so children in the area have a safe, supervised place to play. The site is part of the city's network of more than 400 Playstreets that pair free outdoor play with the USDA-funded Summer Food Service Program, giving local kids a free lunch and snack during the school break.

Share Food Program is the region’s food bank. At this site, it operates a free, self‑serve community fridge and pantry outside its warehouse and connects people to nearby pantries and food distribution sites. It also runs programs that provide food boxes and home delivery for seniors.

Philadelphia Playstreet at 2700 N. Hemberger St. is part of the city's Playstreets program run by Philadelphia Parks & Recreation. At each Playstreet, a block resident volunteer closes the street to traffic during daytime hours and kids have a safe, supervised outdoor space to play. Philadelphia Parks & Recreation provides free nutritious meals and snacks for the children, along with free play equipment and supplies for games and activities throughout the summer.

Playstreets is a Philadelphia Parks & Recreation program that closes designated city blocks to traffic each day during summer, turning the street into a safe, supervised outdoor space where neighborhood children can play. This site also serves as a free USDA summer meal site, providing nutritious meals and snacks to children on the block. The program is volunteer-led and run in partnership with Philadelphia Parks & Recreation and meal providers such as Nutritional Development Services; meals are intended to be eaten on site per USDA rules.

Philadelphia Parks and Recreation Playstreets is a summer community program that closes a designated city block to vehicle traffic and opens it for safe outdoor play for children eighteen and under. Through the federal Summer Food Service Program administered by the Pennsylvania Department of Education, the site serves free nutritious meals and snacks alongside free play equipment and supplies, with neighborhood volunteers supervising the site during program hours.