Takes place at Faith Tabernacle Church; main entrance is located on the back parking lot. What do I need to bring to receive assistance? A photo I.D. with current address is requested to speed up the process, but it is not required. If your I.D. does not show your current address, please bring a piece of mail at your first visit so we may enter it into our database. We are conveniently located near bus routes #73 and #29. You can connect to these routes at the Patapsco Light Rail Station, the Mondawmin Metro Station, and the State Center Metro Station.

The Lansdowne Interfaith Food Pantry, a program of St. Clement Catholic Church, distributes free groceries to households experiencing food insecurity. Clients receive assistance based on their needs.

FRESH PRODUCE: Provides free produce and other food to those in need. The food is often rescued from markets, restaurants, or other organizations, to decrease waste and to help communities experiencing food insecurity. Distribution occurs at various locations throughout the city.For an updated and comprehensive list of participating sites and their giveaway times, visit the website: https://www.foodrescuebaltimore.orgPeople are encouraged to bring their own bags and select what items they want.For last minute notifications including supplies or weather-related cancellations, visit https://www.facebook.com/foodrescueday/

Our clothing closet and food pantry are open to the public from 10am-1pm on Thursdays and Fridays. We offer various food items, as well as clothing of all sizes, including small knick knacks and shoes. We ask that you bring your own bag for transporting items. Please no contractor bags or XL trash bags. We want to have enough items for everyone in need. We hope to see you!

This food pantry provides groceries by appointment only. Clients must register in advance, and bring a valid ID and proof of address. Please reserve your ticket online for a smooth process. Open to everyone.

Here is the link to register for the Women of Valor Food Pantry: https://wv3.io/bK5wX59L

An open‑market, client‑choice food rescue pantry where participants can walk in during open hours and receive free fresh fruits and vegetables. Seniors 65+ with mobility challenges may qualify for in‑home delivery. Participants are encouraged to return food scraps for composting as part of the organization’s zero‑waste mission.

Paul's Place is open M-F. Please call 410-625-0775 for the hours of a specific program.

FRESH PRODUCE: Provides free produce and other food to those in need. The food is often rescued from markets, restaurants, or other organizations, to decrease waste and to help communities experiencing food insecurity. Distribution occurs at various locations throughout the city.For an updated and comprehensive list of participating sites and their giveaway times, visit the website: https://www.foodrescuebaltimore.org People are encouraged to bring their own bags and select what items they want.For last minute notifications including supplies or weather-related cancellations, visit https://www.facebook.com/foodrescueday/

The Food Project Baltimore helps with the following:

• Pop-up market Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10 o'clock.
• Mega food giveaway every third Thursday of the month w/ 24 pallets of food.
• Deliver one meal a week to 350 food and secure within the community. People can be added to the list if they're in 21223 and 21227 primarily. Call (410) 877-6020 to inquire.
• Gospel brunch every third Sunday. If it's around the holidays, it becomes our holiday community dinner.
• The Franciscan Center helps with documents and SNAP every first Friday.
• MVA does the learners permit testing every third Friday.
• Healthcare for the homeless mobile van is there Mondays and Thursdays.
• St Agnes Mobile Van is available every Tuesday
• In-house therapy with Therapeutic Wellness