Cabrini Immigrant Services operates this food pantry in collaboration with the Church of the Good Shepherd, distributing culturally appropriate grocery packages to approximately 400 families each week. Only one person per household may be an active client at a time, and clients may pick up food every other week. Delivery coordination is available for individuals with health-related barriers who reside in zip codes 10033, 10034, or 10040; email foodpantry@cis-nyc.org to arrange. During distribution, staff and volunteers provide information and enrollment assistance for SNAP, ESOL, health insurance, tax preparation, and other community programs.

LOCATION Dyckman Street, between Nagle Avenue and 10th Avenue City Harvest’s Washington Heights/Inwood Mobile Market provides free fresh produce to Manhattan residents at a twice‑monthly outdoor market on LOCATION Dyckman Street, between Nagle Avenue and 10th Avenue, with occasional cooking demonstrations and resources from community partners.

Clients must demonstrate residency in Washington Heights or Inwood. Distribution takes place in front of the building.

Pantry services are available to people who live in the immediate neighborhood of 630 Isham Street, New York, NY, 10034. Registration happens on-site. Bring an ID and proof of address until you receive a client card. They only allow one person per household (address) to become a client at a time. If you live with someone who is already a client, they will turn you away. Delivery services are only available for clients who live in Inwood. The program, Inwood Meals-on-Heels, is very limited and is reserved for clients with disabilities or serious health issues. This program is currently full and has a waiting list. If you are an Inwood resident on disability (and have documentation), you may inquire about being added to the waiting list by contacting foodpantry@cis-nyc.org. The Cabrini Immigrant Services Food Pantry suggests that you bring a cart. Bring an ID and proof of address until you receive a client card. After you receive a client card, bring your client card each time you come. No appointment necessary, but clients cannot pick up a food package two weeks in a row. The Cabrini Immigrant Services Food Pantry offers grocery-style items such as canned food, fresh produce, frozen meat, and dry goods like pasta or rice that you can cook yourself. The Cabrini Immigrant Services Food Pantry gives out 5-8 different types of fruits and vegetables each week. The Cabrini Immigrant Services Food Pantry gives out frozen meat each week. All food items are free of charge.

Weekly community food pantry hosted at the Nuevo Siglo Social Adult Day Center in Inwood and supported by Nuevo Siglo Cares, with Borough Community Action Network aiming to address food insecurity in the community.

(Pre-registration required via plentiful app) *To register with the Plentiful app to receive food, download the app and create an account, or text "FOOD" to 726-879 to register via text. After registering, you can find a nearby food pantry, make a reservation for a time slot, or sign up for updates on food distributions.

Outdoor, walk-in food pantry operated by Borough Community Action Network (BCAN) providing free groceries to local residents as part of BCAN’s network of weekly pantries; BCAN also offers nutrition education programming and a mobile soup kitchen.

Outdoor farmers’ market‑style distribution that provides free fresh produce, cooking demonstrations from City Harvest’s Nutrition Education team, and resources from local nonprofit partners.

Emergency, client‑choice food pantry operated by Catholic Charities Community Services’ Feeding Our Neighbors program at the Washington Heights Ecumenical Food Pantry site, providing a 3‑7 day supply of groceries that includes fresh produce, meat, poultry, and pantry staples.