Project Hospitality’s largest food pantry provides free, nutritious groceries to the Staten Island community on a regular schedule.

This program serves youth aged 12 to 24. It provides free healthy to-go meals and snacks for Door youth members, as well as weekday community dinners and an on-site pantry with groceries.

Alliance for Positive Change’s CASA Washington Heights offers a food pantry that provides monthly grocery packages for nine complete meals, emergency shelf‑stable pantry items, and nutrition education such as cooking classes. The service supports low‑income New Yorkers living with HIV and other chronic conditions.

Our monthly food pantry package includes nine complete healthy meals—the ingredients you need to make a healthy breakfast, lunch or dinner at home. (Just tell us about your kitchen tools and we’ll build a package that works for you!)

Emergency pantry services address an immediate need. If you’re hungry, we’ll send you home with shelf-stable goods.

Cooking classes and nutritional counseling teaches clients how to make healthier meals with food pantry packages.

We launched three food pantries to provide fresh, culturally appropriate produce, meats and canned and packaged goods to residents in Chinatown, the Lower East Side and East Harlem, where the Asian American population is growing rapidly. The monthly pantries are powered by the AAFE Volunteer Program, including more than 100 dedicated New Yorkers committed to giving back to their communities. Food is sourced primarily from local small businesses. Community members must sign up for pantry distributions in advance. Currently, we are fully booked with a substantial waiting list. Please contact us for referrals to other food resources.Come before 10am to line up and get a number.

On-site registration required

"For a smoother experience, this is a grab-and-go meal site where trucks arrive sometimes earlier or later due to traffic. We recommend arriving 15 minutes before the scheduled time. If the truck is running late, please allow at least 15 minutes from the scheduled arrival time before inquiring."

The Door's Food & Nutrition Program provides free healthy to-go meals and snacks for Door youth members. It also offers weekday community dinners and an on-site pantry with groceries for members.

Community food pantry distributing free groceries to individuals and families in need on Manhattan’s Lower East Side. The pantry operates monthly on the first Thursday morning.

God’s Love We Deliver provides free, medically tailored, home‑delivered meals and nutrition care to people with serious illnesses who have difficulty shopping or cooking. Services include meal delivery, dietitian counseling, and care‑coordination. The program serves NYC and Hudson County, NJ and requires medical referral and registration.