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.

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 as lines of people start to form well in advance.

For more information, call the parish office at (718) 295- 6800.

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.

If you visited a Tuesday, you can only go on Tuesdays from now on. Same as if you visited on a Thursday, you can only go on Thursdays from now on. KHCC’s Food Pantry provides fresh and shelf-stable groceries to community members and is part of the NW Bronx Food Justice Coalition; bilingual support and connections to additional resources are available through KHCConnect.

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.

The church operates a free food pantry offering groceries to the public, with an additional soup kitchen service on site.

This food pantry is operated by The Christian Pentecostal Church of the Worldwide Missionary Movement Inc. The resource needs volunteers.

Parish‑run grocery pantry at St. James Church in Fordham providing bags of food, often including fresh produce, to Bronx residents; distributions take place twice monthly.

Masjidus Sabur is a multi‑service worship center that runs a community pop‑up food pantry. It provides fresh produce and halal‑certified groceries to local residents, operating on a first‑come‑first‑serve basis with optional appointment scheduling through the Plentiful app.

Supermarket‑style, client‑choice food pantry operated by Every Day is a Miracle at P.S. 33 in Fordham Heights. It provides free, fresh, balanced groceries to Bronx residents and uses an appointment system to reduce wait times, with on‑site registration available.