Meals are for on-site consumption only and cannot be taken out. A voluntary contribution of $1.25 for breakfast and $1.75 for lunch is suggested.

Membership is Free, you must be 60 years old or older Hours of Operation: Monday -Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm Breakfast is served every day from 8:30 am- 10:00 am for a Voluntary contribution of $1.25 Lunch is served every day from 11:30am pm- 1:00 pm for a Voluntary contribution of $1.75

"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."

"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."

Alliance for Positive Change primarily serves individuals enrolled in their programs, particularly those with two or more chronic illnesses, HIV, or mental health and substance use issues. They offer extensive social services, including support groups, housing navigation, insurance linkage (Medicaid), job training, cash management, and health homes. A main food pantry distribution is held one Wednesday per month for registered clients. Emergency food is available during operating hours, provided once for first-time non-clients, and ongoing for registered clients. To become a client and access services, walk-ins are welcome for intake Monday through Friday, preferably by 4:00 PM. Please bring an ID and Medicaid card for intake. The location is on the 3rd Floor.

Early every morning, on weekdays, weekends, holidays, through snowstorms, heatwaves and even hurricanes, over 300 homeless, disabled, unemployed, a large number of women and children migrants, veterans, and those fallen on hard times – all of them poor and hungry – gather along West 31st Street in New York City. The bells of St. Francis of Assisi Church ring at 7 a.m. sharp, signaling that the Breadline is open

Client-choice emergency food pantry operated by Rauschenbusch Metro Ministries at Metro Baptist Church that provides a 3-day supply of groceries per household, including fresh produce grown by the Hell’s Kitchen Farm Project; guests book via the Plentiful app with a short walk-in window available.

Alliance’s Midtown Central site offers basic‑needs support including emergency pantry services and monthly food pantry packages (nine complete meals), plus access to the Wonderful Wearables clothing room and toiletries. These services are part of the Alliance’s broader support for New Yorkers living with HIV and other chronic health conditions.