Shelter Daily at 3:00 PM (First come, first served) Meal Times: Lunch: 12:30pm, Dinner: 5:00pm. Walk-ins welcome! Overnight shelter, showers, and meals

• You must meet the current TEFAP income requirements.
• Recommended to arrive early
• First 35 peoples will be served
• Can visit once every 21 days
• Remember to:
  • bring picture ID to every visit.
  • bring one of the following on 1st visit to prove DC residency:
    • Lease
    • Rent receipt with name and address
    • Utility bill with name and address.
• Might be closed on a holiday. Please check website to confirm before going.

Serves breakfast every Sunday morning

Fresh produce & meat available at every visit. Delivery available on a case by case basis; please call to inquire. Medical care is also available by appointment, including dental and vision. They have their farmers market open on alternating fridays and will be open on the 16th of May and alternate from there on How to Get Your Thanksgiving Meal Bread for the City is here to make sure your table is full this holiday season. To receive a holiday meal, you need to be a DC resident and provide ID.
Holiday Helpings meals are available for pick-up at both our NW and SE pantries: November 3–25 Monday through Friday from 9 am–4 pm Closed Nov 11 in observance of Veteran’s Day We can’t wait to celebrate the season with you!

• Located between New Jersey Ave. and I St. NW
• If meeting at the stops, park on I St. and walk over to the service site.

Center City Public Charter Schools' Shaw Campus hosts the DC Free Summer Meals Program, a USDA Summer Food Service Program site that provides free, nutritious meals and snacks to children and teens 18 and younger. The campus welcomes all youth from the neighborhood and across the District, with no application or ID required, ensuring families have a reliable place to access no-cost meals during the summer break.

Thomson Elementary School hosts a free summer meal site through the DC Youth Meals Program, administered by the DC Office of the State Superintendent of Education. The site welcomes all children and youth eighteen and younger for free no-cost breakfast and lunch during the summer break. No application or ID is needed to receive a meal.

Walker-Jones Education Campus is a DC Public Schools PreK-3 through 8th-grade campus in the NoMa neighborhood of Ward 6 that serves as a free drop-in summer meal site operated by DC Central Kitchen. During summer break, breakfast and lunch are provided to children 18 and younger and the surrounding community on a first-come, first-served basis. The campus year-round hosts DCPS meal programs including After School Supper and the Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program. The grounds also house The Farm at Walker Jones, a small urban farm and farm stand operated by K Street Farms (a separate entity open Tuesday/Thursday 1–6pm and Sunday 12–4pm). The campus provides wraparound community services as a community-based DCPS school.

To participate in the Food Pantry or for more information, please call the church at 202-232-0323, and leave your name and number for Laurese Dancy, Food Pantry Director.