Neighborhood House is a whole-family community center in Louisville's west end that operates an emergency food pantry helping families stretch their grocery budgets.

The CLM Food Pantry serves local residents in Indiana. Clients are interviewed in the lobby and receive prepared food boxes distributed from a side entrance. Clients may visit once per month; unhoused clients can receive food that does not require cooking or refrigeration. The pantry follows USDA guidelines.

Portland Memorial Baptist Church operates a food pantry in partnership with Dare to Care Food Bank, providing free groceries to residents of the West Louisville community. The pantry is part of the church's Community Transformation ministry and serves the 40212 zip code area. Visitors should bring a photo ID and proof of residency when they come.

St. Augustine Catholic Church, established in 1870 as the first African-American parish in the Archdiocese of Louisville, operates a Dare to Care food center as part of its outreach ministry serving the West Louisville community. The church is an active partner with West Louisville Community Ministries, providing additional support and referral services. Monday distributions include shelf-stable groceries and meat, while Wednesday distributions feature fresh produce and bakery items on a first-come, first-served basis. The pantry also provides bagged lunches as part of its meal program.

St. George's Dare to Care provides grocery assistance through St. George's Community Center to residents within the service area (Broadway to Hill, 32nd to 18th streets). The pantry is closed when JCPS schools or Dare to Care offices are closed, or if conditions make it unsafe to operate. If picking up for someone else, please bring the required ID, proof of address, and a note authorizing you to pick up food in their name.

A Dare to Care partner food pantry providing Dare to Care food supplies and USDA Commodities to eligible individuals and families. Eligible persons may receive food assistance once per calendar month. The ministry also distributes weekly produce provided by Dare to Care. Operated by Community Ministries of Walnut Street Baptist Church and staffed by volunteers. Equal opportunity provider.

A faith-based nonprofit founded on Christmas Day 1988 that partners with Dare to Care to distribute groceries and meals to individuals and families in need. Part of a broader ministry that also includes addiction recovery, veteran housing, and disaster relief services. Individuals must be present in person to receive food—no proxy pickup is allowed. Households may receive one emergency food box per month. Food assortment and quantities vary with no guarantee. The organization has served over 9 million meals in Kentucky and surrounding areas.

St. Stephen Martyr Catholic Church hosts a community food pantry through a partnership with Dare to Care Food Bank and the parish Society of St. Vincent de Paul. The pantry distributes groceries to neighbors in the surrounding neighborhood, while the Society of St. Vincent de Paul also assists local families with rent and utility needs and provides seasonal food baskets around the holidays. Parish volunteers staff the distribution and welcome anyone seeking food assistance.

South Louisville Community Ministries provides emergency assistance and compassionate advocacy to low-income neighbors in crisis, addressing immediate needs of hunger and stable housing. Clients select their own groceries in a choice pantry format rather than receiving pre-packaged boxes. The organization also helps with LG&E and water utility payments, medical and prescription costs, and connects neighbors with mental health resources and healthcare enrollment assistance. Services are limited to residents of specific south Louisville zip codes.