The Saint Vincent de Paul food pantry at St. Veronica's Catholic Church provides non-perishable groceries to neighbors in Brooklyn and Cherry Hill facing food insecurity. The pantry is operated as part of the parish's outreach ministry serving southern Baltimore.

Distribution is at end of the parking lot , Please use left door we distribute food out side, the Gate is open just walkin it seems like gate is close but we keep open so client can enter

On-site registration required

Referral from DSS Center is preferred. You need to call and leave a message and they will call you back and set up an appointment. Call ahead before Thursday to set appointment

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.

Life's Daily Bread is a volunteer-run emergency food pantry that operates as a client-choice distribution, allowing visitors to personally select the items that best fit their family's needs. Food categories include canned goods, boxed items, frozen meat, bread, pastries, and vegetables. Special attention is given to guests experiencing homelessness, who receive a dedicated selection of personal hygiene items and ready-to-eat foods such as fresh fruit, canned soup, bread, luncheon meat, protein bars, tuna, and bottled water. The pantry is staffed by nineteen volunteers and serves on average 60-80 people weekly depending on the season.

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.

The food distribution will be after the church service. Advised to please attend service as food is distributd after service nd might run out.

Francis Scott Key Elementary/Middleware School serves as a Baltimore City Public Schools SUN Meals site, providing free nutritious breakfasts, lunches, and snacks to children and teens 18 years and younger during the summer. The program is part of the Maryland Summer Food Service Program (SFSP), administered by the Maryland State Department of Education with federal USDA support. Meals are served on-site and must be consumed at the location, and no application, ID, or proof of income is required for children.