Bilingual Food Pantry

• We encourage you to call ahead to confirm hours of operation.
• To pick up groceries from a food pantry, you must meet the USDA Emergency Food Assistance Program Requirements. However, you will not be asked to provide identification, proof of income or a Social Security number when you visit.
• You may be asked to provide your name, address and the number of people in your household. If you don’t have a permanent residence, you can still get food.
• If you’re unable to leave your home, you can send someone to pick up food for you by having them bring an Authorized Representative Form; download the form in English or Spanish. Some pantries have bilingual volunteers or staff. You can filter your search for bilingual locations using the food finder.
• You can expect to receive a 3- to 5-day supply of nutritionally balanced groceries per visit. How often you can visit varies by pantry. Please bring plenty of bags or boxes for the food you’ll receive.

Bus Routes: 40, 41

Saturday: 10:00am–11:30am (3rd week of month)