At this Nourish Up food pantry location, neighbors facing food insecurity pick up a week's worth of nutritionally balanced groceries and, because this is a client-choice pantry, can select items that best fit their household. The pantry also participates in a FEMA gift-card program for clients with supplemental dietary needs; medical providers must call in those referrals on the client's behalf, and each client may receive one referral per calendar year. Clients who do not have a referral from a clergy member, medical provider, school counselor, or government human-services agency can ask Lemontree to provide one.

1ST & 3RD WED , 4-5pm,

Update to FEMA Card Program We have received additional FEMA gift cards, and the program will reopen in June for clients with supplemental dietary needs. Reminder that clients may receive one referral per calendar year (Jan–Dec). Referrals must be CALLED in by medical providers ONLY.

Lemontree can provide the required referral for this pantry. Please reach out to our helpline for help getting a referral for a Nourish Up pantry. Nourish Up also runs pop-up food shares, where no referral, ID or financial documents are required. Pre-registration is required for these pop-ups. Follow this link to see locations and register: https://nourishup.org/foodshare/ Website: https://nourishup.org/pantries/ Requirements: referral required, appointment required

Update to FEMA Card Program We have received additional FEMA gift cards, and the program will reopen in June for clients with supplemental dietary needs. Reminder that clients may receive one referral per calendar year (Jan–Dec). Referrals must be CALLED in by medical providers ONLY.

Lemontree can provide the required referral for this pantry. Please reach out to our helpline for help getting a referral for a Nourish Up pantry. Nourish Up also runs pop-up food shares, where no referral, ID or financial documents are required. Pre-registration is required for these pop-ups. Follow this link to see locations and register: https://nourishup.org/foodshare/ Website: https://nourishup.org/pantries/ Requirements: referral required, appointment required

A free summer meal site that serves breakfast and lunch to children and teens each weekday through Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools' USDA Summer Nutrition Program, hosted at the Salvation Army Belmont Corps. No enrollment or proof of income is required at this open site. The Salvation Army Belmont location also runs a year-round Red Shield Youth Center offering after-school and summer day-camp programming for youth in the Belmont neighborhood.

Free summer meals for children and teens 18 and younger, offered through Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools' participation in the USDA Seamless Summer Option. The school cafeteria serves nutritious breakfast and lunch on weekdays during summer break. Children must remain on-site while eating their meals.

Operated by Caring Hearts of America as a North Carolina USDA Summer Food Service Program open site. Provides free, nutritious ready-to-eat meals and snacks to children 18 and younger in low-income areas during summer months.

Roof Above’s Day Services Center offers daily lunch and a hub for basic needs and connections to resources, including showers, laundry, restrooms, device charging, phone, fax, and mail, on‑site nursing and medication support, help obtaining IDs and bus passes, and connections to shelter and housing.

If you'd like to make a request for food, please call (980) 301-5863 on or before Wednesday leaving your name and number to schedule your food pick-up.

Free hot breakfast and lunch are served to all children and teens 18 and under through Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools' participation in the USDA Seamless Summer Option. The program is run by CMS School Nutrition Services at this school site during summer break when school meals are not otherwise available. No registration, income proof, or other documentation is required to receive a meal. Children must eat their meals on site.