Meals are for on-site consumption only and cannot be taken out. A voluntary contribution of $1.25 for breakfast and $1.75 for lunch is suggested.

Distribution inside agency lobby as well as the 4th and 5th floors of the building, located at 307 West 38th Street.

community members that are not GMHC clients must make a reservation beforehand by calling the nutrition team, or reserving a spot via Plentifulapp.com. First-time attendees can be registered upon arrival.

Pre-packaged, shelf-stable pantry bags and ready to eat meals Fresh produce and eggs (for GMHC clients) Two services of produce (for GMHC clients)

The Soup Kitchen at Saint Luke's serves over 300 hot, nutritious meals each service day in the church's transformed theater space, including take-out options. The program is partially subsidized by grants from United Way and Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, with weekly deliveries of essential items from City Harvest and contributions from neighboring restaurants, the Riu Hotel, and the 46th Street Block Association. Special events include winter wear clothing distribution and holiday meals such as Thanksgiving lunches. The kitchen is staffed by volunteers from the congregation, area office workers, Broadway Serves, and visiting mission and youth groups. All are welcome and no referral is needed for meals. The kitchen takes a brief summer and winter break each year.

Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen is the largest emergency food program in New York State, serving nutritious hot meals to anyone who walks in, without question or qualification. Each meal is prepared with a balanced mix of fruit, vegetables, grains, protein, and dairy. The kitchen has never missed a meal service since opening in 1982 and welcomes guests with dignity and respect. On-site social services are also available to help guests with food, housing, employment, and other basic needs.

The St. Francis Breadline is a Franciscan outreach ministry dedicated to serving New York City's poor, homeless, hungry, and marginalized neighbors with compassion, dignity, and hope.

"For a smoother experience, this is a grab-and-go meal site where trucks arrive sometimes earlier or later due to traffic. We recommend arriving 15 minutes before the scheduled time. If the truck is running late, please allow at least 15 minutes from the scheduled arrival time before inquiring."

The Coalition for the Homeless operates a mobile soup kitchen for people facing homelessness and hunger in New York City.

Alliance for Positive Change's Midtown Central Headquarters primarily serves individuals enrolled in their programs, particularly those with two or more chronic illnesses, HIV, or mental health and substance use issues. They offer extensive social services, including support groups, housing navigation, insurance linkage, job training, cash management, and health homes. A main food pantry distribution is held on the 15th of every month for registered clients. Emergency food is available during operating hours, provided once for first-time non-clients, and ongoing for registered clients. To become a client and access services, walk-ins are welcome for intake Monday through Friday, preferably by 4:00 PM. Please bring an ID and Medicaid card for intake. The location is on the 3rd Floor. The phone number is a central line providing options for various Alliance for Positive Change centers.

• You have to live within 15 blocks of the church -Clients must live between the 5th avenue and delton river
• Register on side bring and ID and Proof of Residence and they will create a Pantry Card for you.

Only serve residents of 30th to 57th Street and from 5th Avenue to 12th Avenue

We are only open to folks who are already GMHC clients. In order to receive our food pantry or hot meal services, folks must arrive with a GMHC client ID