RAP4BRONX is a Bronx‑focused food access program powered by The Skyline Charitable Foundation that operates mobile pantry distributions and community markets to provide fresh produce, groceries, prepared meals, and essential supplies to residents in partnership with local community organizations.

Community food pantry offering free groceries to anyone in need, including migrants and local residents. Provides staple items such as rice, beans, and pasta, fresh produce, and occasionally distributes diapers. Staff also share information about additional social services.

The CUNY Law Food Pantry is a free grocery resource serving students in the CUNY School of Law community. Founded in 2014, it is one of more than twenty food pantries across the City University of New York. The pantry is partly stocked through a partnership with Foodcellar Market, a Long Island City grocery store known for its organic produce and prepared foods, which contributes shelf-stable groceries so students can balance school with other responsibilities. Students can browse shelves on their own time using swipe-card access, or schedule a short appointment to pick up a pre-packed bag on campus, both at no cost.

A client-choice, supermarket-style food pantry run by Hour Children that serves low-income families from all five New York City boroughs. Clients can select their own groceries in a dignified, welcoming environment. The pantry partners with City Harvest and the Food Bank for New York City to provide a variety of nutritious items. On-site registration is required to shop.

To reach the Bread of Life food pantry by phone, dial the main number and press 5 when prompted.

Nonprofit food pantry providing free groceries to anyone in need, with a variety including fresh produce, proteins, dairy, grains, canned goods, and milk; limited home delivery available for eligible seniors and adults with disabilities.

Church‑run pantry providing free groceries, including canned and packaged foods plus fresh items such as milk, produce, vegetables, and meat, in a welcoming, respectful environment.

Krakus Luncheon Club, run by the Polish & Slavic Center, is a New York City Department for the Aging-funded senior center in Greenpoint that serves a free, hot, balanced lunch — soup, a main dish, and dessert — to older adults each weekday, with menus designed with seniors and approved by a DFTA nutritionist. About 130 seniors gather daily to share a meal in a friendly, Polish-rooted setting and to take part in educational and recreational activities such as ESL classes, chess, cards, bingo, domino, choir, art workshops, movie screenings, and holiday and birthday celebrations, with transportation and one-on-one support available.

Line forms behind the Roosevelt Island Public Safety Building at 3:00 PM.