Find Food Banks & Pantries Nonprofits and Charities

  yennifer1974 wrote:

Worst food lately. Somebody is embezzling money from the food. I’ve seen better food in prison. Today is February 9, 2025. I went there to eat lunch rice that won’t fully cooked black beans and a piece of bread about 2 inches. Someone is definitely... more »

  Mike.Smith wrote:

I am a pastor in Aurora, IL. Kurt and Karen have generously fed and visited with dozens of families/individuals in our area over the past couple of years. They prepared, cooked, and delivered complete meals to some of the most needy people in our city.... more »

  rjfiel wrote:

Having served my country for close to 30 years, I returned to San Antonio to serve my community. I found Christian assistance ministries to be a place where good things happen to good people in need. Clients and volunteers are afforded a opportunity to... more »

  williesheart1 wrote:

I have worked with blessed givings for years. They are no longer in Delmar, DE. The have been in Georgetown, DE since 2006. This organization has helped many in the surrounding communities with services such as emergency food, clothing, and furniture.... more »

  Mark2345678910 wrote:

Executive Director (ED) Cindy Houts (formerly ED of Alameda County Meals On Wheels) is doing a tremendous job of "modernizing" the Alameda Food Bank facility and services by creating a more welcoming environment for its clients. Both the Distribution... more »

  toejamproduction wrote:

I enjoy working as an intern at The South Kitsap Helpline. I support their efforts to try and help those in need. After my internship is completed, I plan on staying involved in anyway possible to help this great organization. more »

  Clay4 wrote:

Feeding South Dakota is an awesome organization. They are well ran. They have fantastic people working there who care passionately about the mission. When you call with a question they are great at answering. When they make deliveries they are prompt... more »

  MarySlade wrote:

On 9/11/2019 Chapin Woman’s Club and the Chapin Junior Woman’s Club joined together to honor the First Responders serving the Chapin Community from Lexington and Richland Counties. We took snacks and homemade goodies to thank them for their dedication... more »

  BJCYN wrote:

We have experienced the Fires in San Diego, but nothing like the devastation you have experience with Ian. We are a retired Mail Man and San Diego Sheriff's employee... people persons. It is the "regular" folks that seem to lose the most. We are donating... more »

  Writer wrote:

I thought the people were extremely kind, and generous. They are patience with you and have many helpers to gather your food, assist with bagging and if you have a car they will even carry the items out. Special hello for "Samantha" (Sam) absolute wonderful... more »

  ajhh wrote:

Donating to People's Resource Center is easy and the options are varied. PRC communicates regularly with volunteers and donors to outline their immediate and on-going needs. There is always a way to help the organization to help others in our community.... more »

  Jacob_G wrote:

Veterans Empowering Veterans is an amazing organization whose staff is passionate and committed to helping veterans in need. As a volunteer, I’ve been privileged to see the amount of dedication and care that goes into serving each client. The staff... more »

  Writer wrote:

Went there few months ago....I thought $25 was great for our surviving family. The food we got we're ALL EXPIRED!!!!! NEVER AGAIN!!!! more »

  robincadle wrote:

This awesome Food Bank assisted us (Food Bank of the Golden Crescent) during Hurricane Harvey and we are forever grateful. Thanks so much Food Bank of Lincoln. more »

  TRANS-GENDEREDTRAILBLAZER wrote:

Though gainfully employed at the moment, my spouse, who is the TRANS-GENDEREDTRAILBLAZER a published author and I volunteer at the DESERT MISSION FOOD BANK and it is wonderful, heartfelt experience. The full time volunteers and the paid staff are doing... more »

  Writer wrote:

This outstanding group has brought together dozens of local churches and community groups to serve the hungry in and around Gettysburg for over 20 years now. Fantastic staff and volunteers. more »

  NicoleFerrucci wrote:

As a member of the board and volunteer, I get to see all aspects of this organization. It is an amazing group of people who give their time and share their love of "fur babies" with so many families and their beloved pets. Our animals are not just pets,... more »

  JoeMac wrote:

I serve on the board but I awarded the five stars based on the service provided to clients by our volunteer workers. All clients are treated with respect and recieve the care and love that the Lord instructs us to share. It is truly an honor for me... more »

  pegb wrote:

I have volunteered in many organizations over the years, but none is so committed to meeting the needs of the homeless community as JCOC is. In addition to a huge meal program they service Vet, adults and have a six month program to get peo-ple homes... more »

  Cheyenne98 wrote:

This is a very well organized non-profit and is true to their mission statement. more »

  Lina L. wrote:

We Care truly cares about our Community! Marty Thompson is a fearless leader! more »

  Gilbert wrote:

I help pick up food donations at grocery stores and fundraising events around the area. It's always a good feeling helping such a good cause. more »

  Diana wrote:

I have seen Colorado AIDS Project support many individuals through rough times by assisting them to meet their basic needs of shelter, food, and a feeling of worth. The agency has proven to be a fiscally responsible charity as well as holdngnhigh standards... more »

  HannahPev wrote:

Second Harvest does wonderful things for this community. With four warehouses spread across South Georgia they truly aim to serve the community and help those in need. more »

  merrico46 wrote:

Ha does any amazing job as a grass roots charity . SHe has helped numerous familes, adults, and animals. She provides spay and neuter for animals that otherwise would end up in shelters and destroyed. Her organizations has helped hundereds of animals... more »

  Writer wrote:

My late grandmother- Teddy Clark was one of the food shelf founders. She saw a need in the community and made it happen. As I child, I remember many afternoons going to the food shelf to help volunteer. Teddy was known for helping out the workers that... more »

  escareno wrote:

Everyone is so nice and helpful. They are always smiling. They make it a very easy process. I'm blessed by their blessings. more »

  Vicki63 wrote:

I write on behalf of Servant's Heart Center, a hunger relief charity located in Orlando FL, focused on child and senior hunger. SHC is a member of the Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida. The charity distributes weekly groceries to over... more »

  Karaokechris wrote:

Violets Cupboard has been providing needed food for AIDS victims, for years. Serving those often rejected by society, or physically unable to search for assistance. more »

  randeelou wrote:

I have volunteered with KY Harvest for 3 years. Being a busy working parent, I appreciate the flexibility in how I can help. Some months I have done weekly rescues, while others maybe only one. The work that they are doing in our community is NEEDED... more »

  Joanna_B2 wrote:

A Life of Satisfactionhttps://www.facebook.com/pratercreekfoodpantry/?ref=aymt_homepage_panel Imagine this, you are volunteering at a food bank and an elderly woman slowly approaches you with tears running down her cheeks. She gives you... more »

  Machkat wrote:

If you are looking for a charity in South Florida to allocate your volunteer time and /or money, Cooperative Feeding Program (LifeNet4Families) should be the one you select! The Executive Director is most passionate about this organization. she leads... more »

  MeredithS29372 wrote:

I recently had the pleasure of engaging with Helping Hands for Hurting People Ministries, and I can confidently say that this organization goes far above and beyond its mission to support those in need. Their dedication to the community is not just commendable;... more »

  MaderaGuy wrote:

Dennis was fired from the food bank after an audit came back shortly after all of this was written. He went to open the doors and found the board of directors locked him out. more »

  dogs4cn wrote:

The Yakima Food Bank serves the needy in our community. Their example of giving and stretching what they have goes above and beyond! I donate several times a year, both with food and dollars. Keep up the great work! more »

  haimhaim wrote:

We've been connected To HaRav Kenig, shlita for many years. We're happy his supporters have formed this new non-profit to support his important work in the Holy City of Tsfat more »

  Writer wrote:

Deer Creek Food Pantry is located on Main St not on Jackson as listed. I live in Deer Creek and also Volunteer there. It is a wonderful organization which started that first month with only around 24 clients and had 194 in November 2015. more »

  ereedy wrote:

This is one of San Diego's oldest non profits which has served needy San Diego residents, from children to Seniors to the disabled, for 100 years. You can really find any population that your heart desires to work with here! more »

  debosass wrote:

Several years ago, my friends & I helped out by making up after school lunch kits for latch key kids. It was impressive! I was LEAD starter & we made taco snacks kits. Chips, meat, cheese, lettuce, cookies, I believe some carrots or veggies. There was... more »

  The Coudrain Group wrote:

The Covington Food Bank runs an amazing operation that is volunteer and donation driven- I encourage everyone to stop by just to observe the number of clients served and the gratitude on their faces. The Covington Food Bank also maintains an AWESOME... more »

  gvaladez wrote:

I founded Bread of Life in 2010. My passion was to serve the community of working people that lived paycheck to paycheck and were often one check away from homelessness. We provide more that groceries, we incorporate love and kindness into every grocery... more »

  Fixer wrote:

Women in their office claim to be Christians, however these misandrists influenced someone to destroy a family and not consider forgiveness, a basic tenet of Christianity.Director exploits abused children to benefit her own image.Toxic work environment... more »

  Mark Harris wrote:

The is no other non-profit organization in El Dorado County that helps so many with one of the most basics in life, "Food." With a limited staff and hundreds of volunteers we manage to feed over 10,000 residences each month. Please help any way you can... more »

  Carol Reiszner wrote:

i'VE BEEN A MONTHLY DONOR FOR MORE THAN TWO YEARS. PEOPLE THAT I KNOW ALL SAY WHAT A WORTHY CAUSE, WHICH IT IS RIGHTFULLY SO. THE FOOD BANK SENDS OUT A LETTER MONTHLY TELLING ME HOW IMPORTANT MY SUPPORT IS, IE SEE THE NEWS STORY SHOWN ON CHARITY NAVIGATOR'S... more »

  19751975D wrote:

In May 2023 I and my daughter have become a volunteer at this nonprofit organization. I am a victim of Domestic violence and the safe spaces victims unit ensures that we eat during our time of hardship this organization supports us, so I become a volunteer... more »

  diane1210 wrote:

Amazing Charity - they do all they can to help the community! more »

  Ds Y. wrote:

The Community Table is a nonprofit food pantry that is open 2 days a week.Tuesday: 5pm - 7pmThursday: 5pm - 7pmYou can visit 1 day/week, by appointment. You as the consumer get to personally shop for your family. We try and make sure we have... more »

  Writer wrote:

They have a food pantry open Monday and Wednesday's. I became acquainted with them when my father had surgery and insurance wouldn't cover to get him a knee scooter and shower chair (temporarily). They had what we needed, and loaned it for free (they... more »

  Jahsento wrote:

Name of Organization: Women Affairs of Al-Mumtahinnah Home (AMH), Inc.Mission of Organization: Women Affairs of Al-Mumtahinah Home Inc (AMH). is a nonprofit corporation organized and operated exclusively for charitable purposes. Specifically this... more »

  Beverlyseffel wrote:

I have found this food bank to care deeply about its clients, hugs are all around when clients come to pick up food. They are greeted with smiles and respect. The goal of this organization is to serve more in need. Currently they are doing a 200K campaign... more »

  Jenifer P wrote:

Our Place is a great charity to support! Very grass roots - money is spent truly helping people - very low overhead. Just devoted to helping people make it through hard times. more »

  Pam_84 wrote:

Christians Reaching Out Serving Seymour provides food, clothing, emergency utilities help and other services to people in the community in need. more »

  Bob Y. wrote:

Great start-up nonprofit supporting families and pets. Furry Friends Goal is to keep pets with the families that love them. They are also expanding beyond providing food to helping with a vet care program. more »

  kaielle027 wrote:

They really help a lot of people in the local community. A very worthy cause. more »

  aidasm73 wrote:

My family and I have volunteered with Food for Children in Manchester NH over a period of 3 years. This is a group of people who truly care about the less fortunate and go through immense effort to ensure families are provided free groceries on a weekly... more »

  SouthernCrescentVeteranServicesInc wrote:

Thanks to Mary Thigpen CEO of Conext 1 Veteran Woman Inc we (Southern Crescent Veteran Services Inc.) in partnership with CIS was able to pass out 1,000 book bags filled school supplies to parent of Clayton and Henry County for the 2020-2021 school year... more »

  Parsley72 wrote:

True love of God in these people . They truly love the kids and are devoted to them. Rain, shine, blizzard, pandemic.... you WILL have your child’s food at your horse every Friday because they will find a way. True devotion to this wonderful group more »

  JillA wrote:

I enjoy helping clients and sorting clothing in their clothing closet. Here is a blog post I wrote about my experience. http://simplyorganizedwithjill.com/someone-wants-clothing/ more »

  sammi44 wrote:

ALIVE! does not utilize volunteer as the mission states and leadership is outdated and poorly mismanaged. more »

  OliS wrote:

What an incredible organization! I volunteer with a local food recovery group called Food Not Bombs that bakes and cooks with the amazing produce we get from Backyard Harvest to provide for free. The smiling and enthusiastic folks from Backyard Harvest... more »

  jdoer1 wrote:

Great pantry. People are all volunteers and care about the people they help. They take the item to listen and help. more »

  DreSan1516 wrote:

HELLO SINGLE MOTHER 24 TRYING TO GET ON MY FEET SO I CAN GET MY KIDS BACK IN MY CAR LAST YEAR HAS BEEN HARD IVE ALWAYS BEEN ON MY OWN . PLEASE ANYTHING WILL HELP TOWARDS UNIFYING US AND MAKING SURE IM STABLE AND CAN AT LEAST PROVIDE FOOD AND BASIC NEEDS... more »

  Writer wrote:

Lady like Leah Pump is a true inspiration...she full of love support and most of all god.......Her smile tells her story.... more »

  MelissaGhost wrote:

This client was not well served, sheltered, or respected by this scurriously corrupt and pernicious pseudo-charitable family controlled psuedo-nonprofit corporation. more »

  Favored11 wrote:

I was new to American and Colorado. They helped with get situated with my kids as single immigrant mother. They are not only a spiritual place of comfort, but they do care about your physical and wellbeing. They are a great church. more »

  Donna Halsband wrote:

Our students from meramec Community College have volunteered at Circle of Concern for 15 years. Circle has a full range of services including financial planning, a birthday club, camperships, scholarships and clients are served with dignity and respect. more »

  Dhorridge wrote:

I serve on the BOD for HomeAid Austin, and I have been involved in Nonprofits for going on 30 years. I have never been involved in one where the Employees, Board Members and Volunteers show so much passion in what they do. I love HomeAid Austin and what... more »

  Thomas CA wrote:

Have a fruit tree in your yard and don't know what to do with the fruit? Village Harvest volunteers come to your home (or office), pick the fruit and bring it to a food bank or community pantry for distribution. Being outdoors picking fruit with other... more »

  Writer wrote:

Hello all:I would like to tell a story about vouchers that are given by St.Vincent De Paul workers to people in current need. The vouchers are a good support. But, when you go to the store (example - Redwood City ,CA SVDP store) you choose clothing... more »

  jj2bfree wrote:

Every year our family tries to get groups that we are involved with to work a shift annually. Miss Shen Alliance girls softball team enjoys doing this. 3rd year in a row. They are welcoming and organized to larger groups and do some training and help... more »

  ralphrkuhn wrote:

For the last three years, Food for Greater Elgin Pantry has been working together with our volunteers, donors, and the community to provide food security for the community of greater Elgin. Nearly half our clients are children - they need food... more »

  emmastoia wrote:

This ministry has been helping many families, supplying them with nutritious food on a regular basis. It brings great encouragement ! more »

  quietpools wrote:

As a senior on a limited income, the senior program is a blessing. They also have a backpack program for young children, and an emergency food program as well as a very generous food pantry where you get to choose from the food available. The volunteers... more »

  cassidyholmgren wrote:

I asked Carrol (the founder) if there were any opportunities to volunteer near me and she made it so easy to sign up for the Toy Shop! She was so helpful and it was such a good volunteer experience. I’m so glad I was able to participate and I’ll be... more »

  MetroMInIndy wrote:

My name is Kay Twa and I would like to tell you about Metro Ministries. I am a member of the Chapel Hill United Methodist Church in Indianapolis, Indiana and I am also the president of the United Women in Faith Unit there. Metro Ministries has been the... more »

  Writer wrote:

As a community service I selected Malakoff Food Pantry. This was a very awakening opportunity, the People were very friendly, and very open to volunteer work. Each session started with a Prayer, and then as people registered we selected their food based... more »

  CJMayo wrote:

I have admired the work of Methodism's Breadbasket since moving to the Dallas area in 1995 and becoming a member at St. Luke Community United Methodist Church. During my tenure as a social worker with Dallas ISD, I made numerous referrals to Methodism... more »

  ttedwards2 wrote:

They spent time with my kids and they gave me food! more »

  foodiemaggie wrote:

My relationship with the food pantry goes back almost 2 decades when Brenda and John Bell introduced the idea to a somewhat reluctant community. It was standing in line at the former "racket ball court" where I met my best friend and former board member... more »

  MissSid wrote:

House of Help is a non-profit 501 (c) (3) Community Ministry run totally by Volunteers; no paid staff. We are Neighbors assisting our neighbors who live within the Hempstead ISD boundaries. We serve as a Food Pantry, Thrift Shop and Resource Center for... more »

  Tammy H.4 wrote:

They provide tremendous support to the impoverished in our community and are making a difference in so many lives!! more »

  BlueApron wrote:

In Siskiyou County, one in every five people fall below the poverty level. Food is often the only flexible part of a family's budget and decreased amounts lead to purchases of low-nutrient, high carbohydrate foods that leave one feeling hungry again in... more »

  sonnyb562 wrote:

Nonprofit Overview Causes: Children & Youth, Children & Youth Services, Coronavirus Relief Food Banks, Food, Food Banks & Pantries, Gift Distribution, Human Services Mission: Out Flow, Inc. was founded by a M. L. (Sonny) Bozeman, who has... more »

  sj19 wrote:

People here are so nice and they helped us get food. We are so happy and I want to repay them. more »

  Susanlennert wrote:

CAIN is a wonderful place. The staff, the volunteers and the guests all work together to make for a very positive environment. more »

  jann77 wrote:

This food pantry help me When I could not get food stamps, and my husband passed away, and never left me any life insurance. This pantry helps with providing me nutritional food, and I am so grateful. more »

  hattiemiller wrote:

I have been a volunteer at the Ballard Food Bank for 7 months and plan to continue to do so. I have been very impressed with the way this organization works. They provide essential services for people who need some help as well as providing grocery... more »

  stumpy70 wrote:

On April 29th at 9am til noon we are hosting a massive food pantry, we invite everyone from union and alachua counties to come out and let us serve you... this also goes hand and hand with our 2nd and 4th Tuesday food ministry that is from 6pm to 8pm... more »

  mobileUser645367 wrote:

They are doing well. Except the home delivery for Saturday's. Too much sweets and chips. Veggie's, fruit, canned products or frozen would be appreciated instead. Bread goes moldy in 4 days. more »

  pattiw wrote:

I volunteer for ECPAC Friends in Need. I come in once a week to pack groceries for low income people. The food bank is well organized. I like the fact that the clients can pick their own food, rather than being handed a bag of food. (Review entered by... more »

  ToddWarner wrote:

I have been serving on the Board of Directors of the Auburn InterFaith Food Closet (AIFC) off & on since 2006, and I can say from firsthand experience that it is a well-run, highly efficient non-profit organization. Since it is staffed & led by all un-paid... more »

To provide food assistance for local families in need due to emergency economic crisis. more »

Provide salvaged food to needy people more »

Provide meals for anyone who needs them. more »

Seniors with Dignity Resource Center, Inc., founded January 1, 1999, was formed to provide a membership network of Business Professionals,... more »

Manna distributes food to needy individuals and families who reside in the conejo valley. Manna gets donations from individuals... more »

A neighborhood ministry consisting of spiritual counseling, social outreach, educational programs and other such programs as might... more »

Distributes food to the needy of the community throughout the year. more »

Provide short-term assistance with food and personal hygiene items, along with holiday programs, to individuals living in northeast... more »

Outreach International Ministries'' focus is improving family living conditions and family communication through:1) Adopting and... more »

Food clothing distribution to the needy more »

Our mission is to provide food assistance through a network of partners, while educating and engaging our communities in the elimination... more »

To assist local food shelves more »

Provide food to needy families. All labor is volunteer more »

Assistance to people in need more »

Our mission is to be more than a pantry by providing clients with resources to be food secure and self-sufficient in a hope-filled... more »

LSA Family Health Service, founded by the Little Sisters of the Assumption, strengthens and empowers vulnerable families and children... more »

To provide food and assistance for residents of belmont, massachusetts who feel compelled to ask for food and/or assistance. The... more »

Provide emergency food and clothing more »

America's Second Harvest is the nation's largest domestic hunger-relief organization. We are a national network of over 200 food... more »

Leading the fight to end hunger in marion and polk counties, because no one should be hungry. more »

Bring the gift of a meal and Christian fellowship to the less fortunate with Holy Ghost Outreach Ministries, Inc. of Ellington,... more »

To provide emergency supplies of groceries to persons in crisis. Holy cross center,inc. Provides immediate assistance without... more »