The Salvation Army Bushwick Worship and Community Center is a long-standing faith-based community hub in the Bushwick neighborhood of Brooklyn. The food pantry provides groceries and basic essentials to individuals and families in need. The center also offers worship services, Bible study, youth programs, and emergency assistance including clothing and financial aid.

PS 377 is a New York City public elementary school that serves as a Department of Education Free Summer Meals site during summer recess. The program provides free breakfast and lunch to children and teens eighteen years old and younger, with no registration, paperwork, or identification required. The site operates on a walk-in, first-come basis until food runs out. The school, located in the Bushwick section of Brooklyn, serves grades 3-K through 5 under principal Janine Matos and shares its building with Achievement First North Brooklyn Preparatory Charter School.

SCO’s Bethany Food Pantry at Bethany House provides emergency grocery assistance to individuals and families in need in Bushwick, operating weekly with no eligibility restrictions but requiring photo ID and a personal bag.

An NYC Public Schools feeding site hosted on the Brooklyn High School for Law and Technology campus. Operated as part of a citywide network through the federal Summer Food Service Program, this location offers ready-to-eat breakfast and lunch on a walk-in basis. No documentation, identification, or sign-up is required to receive meals.

A New York City Department of Education Free Summer Meals Program site that provides free breakfast and lunch to anyone age 18 and younger. The program is open to anyone 18 and younger, fully free, with no signup, ID, or paperwork required.

Faith-based nonprofit Metro World Child operates a community food pantry in Bushwick, providing free groceries to local residents. Advance registration and appointments are managed through the Plentiful app.

A free USDA Summer Meals feeding site hosted at Evergreen Middle School for Urban Exploration, a public middle school in Bushwick. Operated by the New York City Department of Education as part of its citywide Free Summer Meals Program, the site provides nutritious breakfast and lunch to any child or teen 18 years old and younger during weekday hours throughout the summer. No registration, ID, or proof of income is required to receive a meal.

Free meals for children and teens 18 and younger, run by the New York City Department of Education's Office of Food and Nutrition Services through the federally funded Summer Food Service Program. Children do not need to be enrolled at the host school to receive meals, and adults may take meals home for younger kids in their care. No ID, proof of income, proof of address, or registration is required. Anyone in the community can stop by to receive breakfast and lunch during scheduled service hours at this neighborhood school site.

Food Pantry Hours: SAT 9:30AM-12PM