Call in advance to get appointment before visiting pantry. The number to call would be 2157225447 ext 3.

Community‑run food distribution (“Comida con Amor/Food with Love”) provides free groceries to anyone in need in Northeast Philadelphia, staffed by volunteers from the church and community. Additional assistance, such as clothing support events, may be offered separately.

This location can be accessed in the back of Rising Sun Health Center. Go around to the back of the shopping center and follow signs for Grace Adult Daycare Center. It is located next to their parking lot. Appointments are strongly recommended, and walk-ins are not guaranteed.

Feast of Justice serves 11 Northeast Philadelphia zip codes: 19111, 19114, 19115, 19116, 19120, 19124, 19135, 19136, 19149, 19152, and 19154.

• You are only qualified to register if you live in one of these zip codes.
• The registration is for the full household; there can be only one registration per household.
• There is NO income requirement to be able to receive food at Feast of Justice.
• ID is recommended to expedite the registration process, but not required.
• Guests can get food 1 time each month.
• If you are registered for our Feast of Justice 3101 Tyson Ave location, you do not need to register again. (You can visit either location, but you can only get food from one of our locations each month).

Action steps to take - visit https://www.feastofjustice.org/registration to view:

1. up-to-date information about how to get registered
2. a link to complete the online application
3. registration hours specific to first-time guests
4. It is recommended to schedule a registration appointment; walk-ups are served after appointments, on a first-come, first served basis during registration hours.

Katie’s Cupboard is open on Tuesday and Wednesday from 9-11:30 am. Our entrance is on the Nedro Ave side of the church.

We give out non-perishable food, frozen, and fresh foods, clothing, books, and personal hygiene items to our community for free. Our volunteers will walk you around our pantry and assist you in selecting from the items that we have.

We require a form ID for registration into our system.

You are free to come in 1 time a month, and you will be given a slip for when you are able to return. Only 1 person per household may receive food.

We kindly ask that you bring in reusable bags to carry your food in, we don’t have extra to give out.

This resource provides weekly community food distribution, offering one food box per household. Food can be picked up from a vehicle. Clients are advised to arrive 2 hours early to receive food.

Church‑run food pantry providing free groceries to anyone experiencing food insecurity. Most food comes via the SHARE Food Program and requires a simple registration form; the pantry does not ask for ID, proof of address, or proof of income. Occasional free clothing distributions occur while supplies last. Entrance is at the back of the church.

PlayStreets is a Philadelphia Parks & Recreation summer program that closes a neighborhood block to traffic so youth have a safe, car-free place to play outdoors. At this Palethorp Street site, children and teens ages 18 and under can drop in for free lunches or snacks and enjoy supervised outdoor games, sports, and free play equipment such as hula hoops, balls, jump ropes, and chalk provided by the program. A community volunteer serves as the on-site block supervisor each day while school is out, and there is no registration, no ID check, and no questions asked for youth to join.