Clothing donation drop offs are accepted Monday-Friday 10:00am-5:00pm.

Food For All DC is a volunteer‑run nonprofit that provides home‑delivered groceries to homebound DC residents. Households typically receive two bags of food each month, up to about 40 lb, including shelf‑stable staples and fresh items such as produce, dairy, and meat. The program honors dietary preferences and restrictions, and may increase delivery frequency during hardships. New clients must be referred by a case manager or social worker.

Open Status: Open Another Day (Call to Confirm) Note: No TEFAP Available Please call this location to confirm the days/times they are open.

CARECEN, the Central American Resource Center, fosters the comprehensive development of the Latino community in the DC metro area. They also provide legal aid and support for immigration and housing. Clients do not need to show an ID for food distributions. Food delivery is not available. To reach reception, dial extension 210 or 222.

We also issue Martha Table cards which you may get when you sign up to come to the market, and you can shop 2xs a month on. Do not go to the apartment building; Martha's Table is on the left. It is preferred to call before going. If they are closed, they put a prompt or voicemail. They are closed on holidays and during special events.

Please call +1 (202) 626-0700 extension 0 (Front Desk) to make an appointment. No longer accepts walk-in.

Hours of operation: Open Every Tuesday Afternoon 1:30-2:30 PM.

Required: Proof of DC residency is needed. Please bring a current photo ID such as a driver's license, passport or other identification card, along with proof of residency such as utility bill, etc.

ID required for all members of the household

Must be a resident of Washington DC

• A bag of groceries is given.
• Numbers are given out at 1:30 pm so be sure to be there at or before that time.
• Meridian Hill Park is located in NW Washington between 16th and 15th Streets and Euclid St. on the north and W St. on the south. We distribute at the Chapin St. entrance which is halfway up the park on 15th St..
• They have 2 lines where one line is for the 260 premade bags they have on their truck and to get a ticket you have to arrive early while the second line is for anyone who didn't receive a ticket and got in line to get any extra food they may have

The YWCA National Capital Area food pantry is a client-choice pantry providing nutritional groceries at no cost to individuals and families in need. Clients can enter and select from a variety of food products. The pantry serves over 200 families each week and partners with the Capital Area Food Bank for food supplies. A clothing closet is also available offering apparel and shoes for children and adults, with professional clothing provided bi-monthly by A Wider Circle. If you have a Capital Area Food Bank card, please bring it to your visit; if not, one will be provided.

The LAYC Food and Nutrition Program operates an internal food pantry that strengthens food security for youth and families currently participating in LAYC programs. The pantry supplies grocery bags along with basic hygiene items and is distributed to clients through LAYC staff as part of the broader youth-development services the agency provides at its Columbia Road headquarters.