Feast of Justice is a volunteer-driven, client-choice food pantry in Northeast Philadelphia serving eligible households in 11 ZIP codes. We provide monthly groceries, with stock based on available suppliers. Guests choose all of their own items. Other social services may also be available.

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.

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

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