Client-choice, walk-through emergency food pantry providing a three-day supply of groceries per household; emphasizes healthy options and provides benefits screening/assistance, nutrition education, and referrals to other services; inclusive of all individuals and families in emergency need.

For the first time is a walk in and fill out the paper work and then they will tell you when to come next time onwards

On-site registration required

Church-run food pantry distributing free groceries to community members in the Flatbush neighborhood of Brooklyn. The pantry serves over 500 people each week.

This site offers free breakfast and lunch through New York City's Free Summer Meals Program. Any child eighteen and younger can come in for a hot, nutritious meal with no ID, paperwork, registration, or proof of income needed. Meals are provided in a welcoming school environment so neighborhood children can keep eating well when school is out for the summer.

Parkside Preparatory Academy is a New York City public middle school that hosts the citywide Free Summer Meals program. The school welcomes any child or teen eighteen years old or younger to receive a nutritious breakfast and lunch at no cost. The program is open to all young people in the community regardless of family income, with no registration, identification, or paperwork needed. The site is run by New York City Public Schools.

Elite Learners, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and dependable community partner in Brooklyn. Their Fuel the Love food pantry provides fresh produce, pantry staples, and essential groceries. Elite Learners is also part of the New York Social Care Network (SCN) program, which connects Medicaid members to support for health-related social needs, including housing assistance, meal delivery, grocery support, and transportation services.

This public elementary school hosts a free breakfast and lunch site for children and teens during summer break as part of the New York City Department of Education's Free Summer Meals Program. Anyone 18 and younger can stop in to enjoy a nutritious, kid-friendly meal in a welcoming school setting without registration, ID, or documentation. The school operates the program to make sure kids still eat well while school is out.

On-site registration required

A neighborhood food pantry hosted by Fenimore Street United Methodist Church, operating as the 'Ladies in Waiting' program. Volunteers distribute bags of perishable and non-perishable food. On the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month, a hot bagged breakfast is also provided. The pantry is generally closed on holidays if the church is also closed that Tuesday.