HOPE Community Kitchen provides grocery assistance and community meals to individuals and families in New Rochelle. Guests are encouraged to arrive during regular service hours or contact the program directly for more information.

The Master's Helping Hand Food Pantry, operated by The Master's Hand Christian Fellowship, distributes groceries to individuals and families facing food insecurity in the New Rochelle community and surrounding Westchester County area. At each distribution, food packages are provided along with fresh produce, protein, dairy, and grains when available. The pantry typically serves approximately 80 to 100 families per distribution event. No documentation or proof of income is required to receive food.

Arrive 10–15 minutes early and bring sturdy, reusable bags to make loading easier. Feeding Westchester’s fleet delivers directly to community centers, schools, and other central locations. Each stop follows a simple first-come, first-served model; no ID or appointment required. Volunteers will greet you, explain how the line moves, and help carry items if needed.

Arrive 10–15 minutes early and bring sturdy, reusable bags to make loading easier.

The Kings Table Outreach, established in 2018, is an extension of The Life Church (formerly New Life Missionary Baptist Church) that provides weekly fresh hot cooked meals and free groceries to individuals and families. Through community partnerships, the program also connects clients with health providers, job opportunities, internship programs, and substance abuse counseling. The outreach serves Mount Vernon and surrounding communities within Westchester County.

A Feeding Westchester Mobile Pantry stop hosted at Parker School for neighbors experiencing food insecurity.

Provides food assistance through a community food pantry to households experiencing food insecurity and hungry individuals and families.

Arrive 10–15 minutes early and bring sturdy, reusable bags to make loading easier. Feeding Westchester’s fleet delivers directly to community centers, schools, and other central locations. Each stop follows a simple first-come, first-served model; no ID or appointment required. Volunteers will greet you, explain how the line moves, and help carry items if needed.

Advocacy for Humanity Network is a community-driven nonprofit that lifts up underserved individuals and families facing hardship in Mount Vernon. Through its CORA Community Hub, the organization hosts monthly outreach events that hand out free groceries, including nutrient-dense food and fresh produce, along with hot meals, clothing, shoes, and household items, while connecting guests to local resources and referrals. The HerEssentials Wellness Hub runs bi-monthly events for women and children that distribute hygiene kits and personal care products alongside supportive wellness and community programming. The organization also operates MindQuest, a learning and tutoring program offering academic enrichment, literacy, STEM, and arts exposure for youth. Its mission is to restore dignity and create pathways to stability so no one has to choose between basic necessities.

Arrive 10–15 minutes early and bring sturdy, reusable bags to make loading easier.