Food sites offer supplemental food and groceries. Site details are subject to change. Before you go, contact the site to confirm their hours and services.

This location operates a summer meals program and an after-school meal program specifically for children 18 years of age and under. They do not have a food pantry.

On-site registration required

Philadelphia Playstreets is a Parks & Recreation summer program that closes designated city blocks to vehicle traffic so neighborhood children have a safe outdoor place to play. A trained resident volunteer supervises each site, distributing sports and play equipment and providing free, nutritious lunches and snacks to youth age 18 and under throughout the day. Roughly 300 to 350 Philadelphia blocks take part each summer in neighborhoods across the city, including this site on the 4300 block of Marple Street in the Northeast.

Church-run community food pantry providing free groceries to local residents.

Faith-based community food pantry distributing free groceries to households in need in North Philadelphia. The Butler Street site operates in partnership with the Share Food Program and offers assistance in Spanish. Clients should arrive early as lines can be long.

Registrations are first week of every month ONLY. Walk ins All walk ins must be previously registered.

Members must previously be registered and have a North10 Share Card You must bring ID and proof of address since share card is one per household. Must be 18 and over to receive. Multi Unit homes must bring proof they reside in multi unit apartment example: Apt 1, A, etc

Playstreets is a City of Philadelphia Parks & Recreation program that closes designated neighborhood blocks to car traffic each summer so children have a safe outdoor place to play. Free play equipment and supervised activities are provided, and Parks & Rec's Summer Food Service Program supplies free nutritious meals and snacks to children who come to the block. No ID, proof of citizenship, or registration is required to participate.

Residents of Philadelphia should call or email the Catholic Social Services Helpline listed above with requests for support, assistance, or social services. Calls are answered weekdays from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, with callers providing information on programs and services that may be able to offer needed assistance or support. Messages taken after hours will generally be returned during the next business day. For a schedule of regular programs and services offered at a location near you, please call (267) 331-2500.

Esperanza Academy Charter School's High School campus offers free breakfast and lunch to children 18 and under through the USDA Summer Food Service Program. No sign-up, registration, or ID is required. The school's Nutrition Services department serves over 1,700 meals per day across all campuses during the school year through the Community Eligibility Provision, and extends meal service to the broader community during summer months.