Church-run program providing free grocery distributions and prepared meals. For the food pantry, distributions are on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM. Clients must arrive between 10:30 AM and 11:30 AM due to long lines; service is first-come, first-served. A picture ID and your own shopping cart or bag are required. Visits are limited to once per month per household. The soup kitchen serves meals on Saturdays from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM, and clients can attend every Saturday. The church also periodically runs clothing/coat drives.

Line up starts at 6:00 to like 7:30 and distribution starts at 9.

Our food pantry is open every TUESDAY downstairs in the Father Smith Center. Tickets are required and are given out at 9:00 AM. We suggest you come early to join the queue, as lines often form well in advance. Clients need to bring ID. For more information, call the parish office at (718) 295-6800.

• Text “Food” to 726879, come to the office, or call the office (646) 713-2739 directly to make an appointment.
• Clients can visit twice a month
• Needs volunteers
• Closed during inclement weather

If distribution falls on a holiday or inclement weather, call 718-364-4320 (church office) to confirm if they are open.

The food pantry operates every Wednesday from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM. Clients need a state ID and a basket or bag to carry food

This pantry is open to the community. Anyone interested in pantry must call the center at 646.596.1316 on Tuesdays or Assistant Program Director Dominique Jackson at 646.907.4000 to schedule an appointment. While appointments are preferred, we do accept walk-ins.

Distribution takes place inside the Twin Parks West Community Center, which is located behind 365 Ford Street. Appointments are made on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of every month.

This resource operates two distinct food pantries: one for seniors aged 60 and older, and a separate community pantry for the general public. The senior pantry's distribution schedule varies; please call for current details. The community pantry operates on a fixed monthly schedule. Both pantries operate on a first-come, first-serve basis. There are no appointments required for either pantry.

Community‑run food pantry operated by the Gambian Youth Organization providing free groceries to individuals and families in need in Fordham Heights and surrounding Bronx neighborhoods. Distributions take place on scheduled Sunday afternoons and occasionally coincide with partner‑led services such as health screenings. Open to all New Yorkers at no cost; proof of address and on‑site membership or registration may be required.

Client‑choice, supermarket‑style food pantry distributing free, fresh, and well‑balanced groceries. Uses an appointment system to minimize waiting while allowing walk‑in on‑site registration. https://edmnyc.org/supermarket-pantry/ Delivery Now Available! Fresh groceries, delivered right to your door — at no cost to you. This service is especially designed for: Expectant mothers and new parents (pregnant or with a newborn up to 2 months old), Elderly residents (65+), and Homebound or disabled individuals

Food Pantry distribution - until supplies last No need of volunteer as of now