Emergency food and Senior food box distribution. In addition to Food, we offer:

Personal care items such as toothpaste, soap, and diapers. Birthday kits for children. SNAP Referrals (have the paperwork in the office).

• Catholic Harvest Food Pantry welcomes donations & Volunteers: Non perishable food. Hygiene Supplies (toothpaste, baby food & diapers). Monetary Donations.
  

St. Francis of Assisi,500 Penn Ave, Scranton, PA 18509 · (570) 342-5556 - provides the Client Choice food pantry, a Clothing House, and distribution of personal care items as they are available.

Food Pantries at the chester county food bank provides and distributes food to 65 food cupboards and hot meal sites right here in Chester County, Pennsylvania.
Use Locator on website to find local pantries and hot meal sites.

A listing of the food pantries appears here:
Food Pantry List

Provides referrals to pantries, soup kitchens and meals in the community.



Call for a complete listing of Thanksgiving and Christmas meals

HopeWorx has designed an Emergency Food Map of Montgomery County, which now shows locations where families with school-age children can pick up meals during the coronavirus shutdown, as well as food pantries and soup kitchens across the county. Use website link to access map of locations.

Fresh For All is a program that puts good quality, fresh produce into the hands of those who need it. Fresh For All responds to the vast need for fresh produce in low income communities. Locations are determined based on need and may be in partnership with an area agency or business. Fresh For All distribution is scheduled on the same day and time each week.

Regional free food finder.

Fresh For All is a program that puts good quality, fresh produce into the hands of those who need it. Fresh For All responds to the vast need for fresh produce in low income communities. Locations are determined based on need and may be in partnership with an area agency or business. Fresh For All distribution is scheduled on the same day and time each week.

The Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) provides USDA-donated food to low-income seniors through monthly CSFP/senior boxes. Philabundance packs and distributes these boxes to locations throughout the Delaware Valley, ensuring seniors have access to shelf-stable foods to last throughout the month. Boxes contain approximately 30 lbs of canned and boxed food including vegetables, fruit, juice, pasta, milk, cereal, canned meat and a non-meat protein. Each box is also accompanied by fresh cheese. A nutritional newsletter containing recipes and information is included in each box.

Food Pantry drive-thru every Tuesday 9 - 11 am.
You can come to pantry once a month. Must sign up for these program by phone interview and meet income guidelines. If driving, stay in car and food will be brought to your car. If walking, please line up at cones. Face Masks required.
Free Food bags will be given away every Monday and Wednesday 11am-11:30am. This is open to anyone. No sign up required. Come as often as you need. When you come down, please go to the back of our parking lot near our food shed.
Must wear a face mask.

*COVID-19 UPDATES*: AS of 7/8/20 - Our new Food Pantry hours are Monday and Friday from 9:30 am - 11:30 am
and 1:00 - 2:30. Wednesdays is only from 1:00 - 2:30pm.
Please come to front door-ring bell - and we will serve you from there. Use intercom to given name and # in household. Office via phone only - regular hours M-F, 9am-12pm & 1pm-4pm.
If you have a need call 570-326-9187.
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Supplemental food for families and individuals residing in Lycoming County. Distribution is available to households in need one time per month. Appointments are required. Emergency food distribution is also available.

WALK-UP DISTRIBUTION FOR PRE PACKED BOXES of food to families Tuesdays 12:00pm to 1:00pm


NOTE: NEED for VOLUNTEERS and FINANCIAL SUPPORT If you are a healthy adult 18 years or older, please, consider volunteering. If you are able to financially support this effort, it would be deeply appreciated, see our website for more information. Our services are being accessed like never before. Thank you for anything you are able to offer.

In response to the Coronavirus we are providing PRE PACKED BOXES of food to families Tuesdays 4:30pm to 6:30pm at this location. Our Princess Street location is now closed to the public.

NOTE for additional food distribution resources please, see the following list: Click Here to be Directed to the Site or cut and paste this into your browser: https://yorkfoodbank.org/health-and-safety/

Provides food, non-perishables, personal care items to individuals in need.

Provides food for families in need. Clothing Bank available at the same time.

Provides support in 3 basic program areas:
-Basic Need(eg. groceries, medical expenses)
-Employment Support(eg. transportation costs, ID, cell phone, resume/job search, education fees, pre-employment costs etc...),
-Housing Stabilization(eg. evection and utility shut-off prevention, fuel, storage etc...).

The services through which these programs provide support are: Client Emergency Fund-emergency financial assistance, Community Closet-grocery cupboard that focuses on personal care and household items (not covered by SNAP/FoodStamps) and supplemental dry food goods, and the ACT Now Network-email network of those willing to be informed when there is an urgent need (e.g.clothing, home goods, ride to doctor).

Assisting the Community Together ACT in Faith (AIF) is an interfaith organization that seeks to build a community that empowers the un- and under-employed to stabilize their households and build toward self-sustainability.

Monthly Food pantry.

Monthly Food pantry.

Monthly food pantry. Weekly Fresh Express food distributions. Also distributes donated pet food and products to those Fresh Express clients who have registered their pets.

Monthly Food pantry.

Monthly food pantry.

Christian Service Center provides a monthly community food pantry.

Food supplied by the CEO Weinberg NE Regional Food Bank.

Provides basic needs and emergency resources such as furniture, food (delivers food weekly), clothing, toiletries, and information. We achieve this through our emergency dispatch system, as well as our community-based outreach events.

Provides financial assistance to families who are in emergency situations. The assistance is in the form of gasoline assistance, clothing, furniture, emergency food vouchers, emergency travel assistance, help with rent and utilities and help with prescriptions. Also provides referrals to other agencies.

Provides residents of the Allegheny Valley with food distributions. Also provides emergency food. Baskets at Easter and Christmas, and turkey vouchers at Thanksgiving for members of the food bank.

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Open operating Monday, Thursday and Friday, 9:30am to 11:45am for food pick up. Must have proof of residency such as a rent statement or utility bill. Pick-up is by the elevator at the rear of the building.

Food bank distributes bags of non-perishable foods, bags occasionally include fresh and frozen items. Must sign a declaration of need and provide proof of residence in Lehigh County. Can utilize pantry once every 30 days.

Provides food to individuals and families.

Family Centers, located at Jefferson and Central Elementary Schools, coordinate and facilitate a variety of support services for Allentown School District families.

Family Centers seek to ensure the healthy growth and development of children by coordinating a wide variety of support services for families in the communities in which they live.

These services include:
- Parent Support and Child Development Education
- Pediatric Health Services
- Healthy After-School and Summer Activities
- Family Preservation Services
- Education and Employment-Related Services

Family Development Specialist certified in parent education home visits meet groups of parent sand provide assessments and support to parents for their children from pregnancy through kindergarten. They facilitate access to needed services and coordinate case management services.

Health centers are also located in the elementary schools served by the Family Centers.

Collaborative partners representing health, communities of faith, education, business, government and community based organizations join in efforts to improve the lives of children and their families.

Central Family Center
Central Elementary School
829 Turner St, Allentown, PA 18102
484-765-4813
Food bank: 2nd and 4th Thursday of every month, 4:00-5:30pm
Clothing Closet: Tuesdays, 9:00pm-9:30am and Thursdays 1:45pm to 2:15pm
Call for summer hours

Jefferson Family Center
Jefferson Elementary School
750 St. John Street, Allentown, PA 18103
484-765-4429
Food Bank and Clothing Closet: 1st and 3rd Wednesday of every month, 4:00pm-5:30pm
Call for summer hours

Mosser Village Family Center
614 South Carlisle Street, Allentown, PA 18109
610-820-9927 or 610-820-5504
Call for information

Emergency food on an as-need basis. Supplemental food once a month (quantity dependent of family size). We also handle Elder Share.

Food pantry.

Provides a wide range of services to assist the Hispanic Community
- Operates a food bank designed to assist those who are going through financial struggles.
- Radio Program "Hablemos en Claro" airs every Monday at 11:00am on station WLCH FM 91.3
- English as a Second Language (ESL) classes: Individualized weekly one hour sessions in monthly blocks. $10/per class
- Music Academy: Bilingual music lessons offered to learn to play piano, guitar and bass guitar. $20/hour lesson. Flexible schedule.
- Computers for refugees

Provides food to those in need

Provide an ongoing supply of groceries for people whose income is not sufficient to meet their needs.
Only once per calendar month!

Based on funding, provides financial assistance to those in need on a case by case bases. Provides monthly food distribution. Case management services to help clients become self-sufficient in meeting their needs.

Provides reentry supportive services for families impacted by our criminal justice system. Services includes: housing assistance (varies based on need), transitional living support (female clients only), training (family reunification & cognitive behavioral intervention), mentoring (one on one), case management services, referral Services, food, clothing, educational support, employment assistance, photo identification cards, and bus passes for employment.

Provides reentry supportive services for families impacted by our criminal justice system. Services includes: housing assistance (varies based on need), transitional living support (female clients only), training (family reunification & cognitive behavioral intervention), mentoring (one on one), case management services, referral Services, food, clothing, educational support, employment assistance, photo identification cards, and bus passes for employment.

Hosts a food pantry for those in need. Distribution available Monday, Friday and Saturday from 10:00am to 12:00pm and Tuesday and Wednesday from 5:30pm to 6:30pm. No distribution on Thursday. Participants can receive food once per month. Senior citizens, 60 years and older, may receive food twice a month.

Provision of nutritious 3-4 day supply of groceries. Distribution once every two weeks family emergencies.

Food give away every Tuesday.

Provides emergency shelter to those who are facing an emergency housing situation. Limited funds and time limits do apply. This program is 150% of the Federal Poverty Income Guidelines or less.

Provides food for those in need in Armstrong County.

Food pantry for low income individuals in the Ashland area

St.Leo's Holy Rosary Church hosts a community food pantry for residents who reside in Ashley, Sugar Notch,
Hanover Township and Warrior Run - the 18706 postal code(must provide proof of residence).
The food pantry is housed in the parish's Education Center at 33 Manhattan St., Ashley.
Eligible persons can receive food up to 12 times a year plus Christmas and Easter.


FOOD CANNOT BE DELIVERED. If you are registered and cannot make it to the Pantry, you can have someone pick up your food that day. You must call the Rectory at (570) 825-6669 and give the name of the person who is picking up your food. They must have their id with them to pick up food on your behalf. There are no exceptions.

Food boxes made available for individuals at certain times.

Provides food to individuals in need.

Provides monthly distribution of food items provided by the PA State & USA Surplus.

Assisting with Emergency Financial Crisis. Providing food available for pick up.

Feed My Sheep Food pantry at the Athens UMC is opened every second Thursday of the month
from 9 am - noon and 4 - 6 pm.
Also open if there is a 5th Thursday of the month.
On the 2nd Thursday of each month - a free take-out meal is provided.

Food and monetary donations are appreciated.

ElderShare program provides a monthly box of food to seniors 60 years of age or older whose total household income does not exceed the program's income guidelines. ElderShare is in addition to any other food assistance the participant may receive. (Can receive monthly food supply from the Feed My Sheep food pantry and also an Elder Share food box at the same time).

Once registered, participants will have the opportunity to name a proxy or proxies to pick up their food boxes when they are not able to do so.

Community food pantry. Eligible participants can receive food once a month plus Thanksgiving and Easter.
Also provides extra food to families with school age children when schools are closed in the summer months.

Food Pantry at the the Back Mountain Harvest Assembly (BMHA) provides dry and frozen food and goods to eligible individuals and families living in surrounding community.

Food pantry

Hosts food pantry for residents of Western Snyder County. No registration is required; no eligibility guidelines. Food distributions take place on the 4th Saturday of the month from 8:00am to 10:00am. If the distribution falls on a holiday, it will take place on the 3rd Saturday instead.

Beginning July 25, the Food Pantry will begin operating again from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Patrons will be given pre-bagged food items on the church porch.

Distribution of food to residents of Beavertown as well as nearby communities. Distribution takes place the second and third Thursday beginning around 10:00am. Anyone who attends the distribution and presents a need for food is eligible. No documentation is required. No registration is required.

Bebashi's FoodFirst Food Pantry provides staple pantry items to individuals and families. Ready-to-eat meals are also available for individuals who do not have access to facilities to store or prepare food.

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Currently open and running. Call to verify operating status as everything is changing daily and at a rapid pace.

Provides free food to Northampton County residents in need.

Those in need of food can pick up food

Individual can receive a box of food in an emergency situation that will give them 1-2 days of food until they can get to a regular food pantry.

Bernardine Center’s food cupboard supplies nutritious food to eligible families. Serivces include: 9 days of meals/month provided, walk through food pantry (with assistance from a volunteer), infant formula to supplement WIC, diapers and diaper wipes as available through donations.

The Berwick Area YMCA is committed to ending hunger in our community. Through our partnership with the Central PA Food Bank, we offer Fresh Express.
This year-round program operates from 4:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. the second and fourth Monday of each month in the YMCA gymnasium.
The program is free to our neighbors and distributes over five tons of fresh fruits, vegetables, and dairy products each month.

Food Pantry

Food Pantry that serves the Erie area currently. (After COVID, will return to boundaries East 8th St to East 18th St, State St to Reed St.)

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Still providing pre-packaged food boxes.

Provides a free three day supply of groceries including cereal, peanut butter, sugar, canned fruits, vegetables and occasionally frozen meat. No special diet foods available. Clients must pick up their groceries.

Bethel AME Church hosts a community food pantry providing food to alleviate hunger and promote proper nutrition, particularly among children and the elderly.

Food distribution takes place on Friday of each month from 12:00 pm to 12:30 pm.

Eligible persons can receive food up to 12 times a year plus Christmas and Easter.
Food pantry is supplied by the Commission on Economic Opportunity Weinberg NE Regional Food Bank.

Bethel United Methodist Church in Avoca hosts a food pantry to provides food to alleviate hunger and promote proper nutrition, particularly among children and the elderly. Individuals must show proof of residence and meet income/family size guidelines. Eligible persons can receive food up to 12 times a year plus Christmas and Easter.
Food distribution takes place the 1st Thursday of month from 4:00pm to 6:30pm

Provides emergency food.

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Currently open and running. Call to verify operating status as everything is changing daily and at a rapid pace.

Food pantry distributes non-perishable foods, although sometimes bread or produce is also available. Individuals can select what they want from the items being offered. Individuals will be asked to sign declaration of need and must bring proof of residency in Southern Lehigh School District or be members in one of the 12 area churches operating the food pantry. Food donations are accepted at several drop off points, including the Southern Lehigh Library, Cooperburg and Center Valley post offices.

Food to persons in need in the Big Spring School District.

Food is distributed from the Big Spring United Lutheran Church on the last Monday of each month except November, December, and May.

Food is given the Monday before Thansgiving and Christmas and before Memorial Day. 9:00am to 11:00am.

Covid Safe Drive Through Services.

Food pantry.

Distributes food products to low income people in Delaware County who are in emergency situations.

Provides food for many people each month, every Monday and Thursday between 9:30 and 11:00 AM in the old school building.

The Bloomsburg Food Cupboard offers nutritious foods to anyone in our service area who requests help. Food distribution is open two days a week; operates on Tuesdays from 12:30 pm to 2:30 pm and Sundays from 9:15 am to 10:15 am. Participants must provide proof of residency.
Serves the following school districts: Bloomsburg, Central Columbia, Benton, Millville, Southern Columbia

Provides occasional emergency assistance such as help with rent, utilities, heating fuel, food and clothing on a case by case basis contingent upon available funds. Will refer to other county agencies/programs as Salvation Army funds are limited.
Requests for food assistance - will first be directed to local food pantries. Will consider food emergencies with food voucher.
Assistance for rent payment - if funds are available - is limited to $200 and requires documentation from landlord who must sign consent form. Does not provide assistance for rent deposit/security.
Assistance for utilities as funding allows. . Note: Will refer to the Bloomsburg Water Company - Suez Water for the Suez Carers customer assistance program.
For clothing emergencies - can provide voucher for the Salvation Army thrift store.
For assistance with heating fuel - must first have used LIHEAP funds.
Intake social worker will discuss other available funding sources to alleviate needs.

Housing Referrals,
Furnishings,
Insurance Referrals,
Food Assistance .

Provides food for those facing hunger and food insecurity.

Food pantry

Works with clients, caseworkers, provider agencies and individuals from housing authorities/corporations, developers, and landlords in Bradford/Sullivan Counties to assist individuals and families with securing and/or keeping stable, permanent housing. PHARE (PA Housing Affordability and Rehabilitation) Funds, HAP (Housing Assistance Program) Funding.
Services include homeless prevention, housing case management, emergency shelter in select circumstances. Also has a small food pantry (can serve anyone but focuses on items appropriate for homeless individuals).

Provides assistance to low-income individuals and families through two food pantries, the holiday assistance program, and utility assistance counseling. Provides food and other commodities to low-income individuals and families two days each week at Brashear and Kaufmann Centers. Participants may obtain food every month. Information concerning public benefits and other services is also available.

Provides assistance to low-income individuals and families through two food pantries, the holiday assistance program, and utility assistance counseling. Provides food and other commodities to low-income individuals and families two days each week at Brashear and Kaufmann Centers. Participants may obtain food every month. Information concerning public benefits and other services is also available.

Bread Basket of Northeastern PA operates a food pantry hosted by the Christ King Parish,
St.Thomas Aquinas Church, 411 Church Street, Archbald
on Tuesdays 10 am - noon. (Open door back parking lot, of the parish house with black railing.)
Serves those residing in zip codes: 18403 Archbald, 18433 Valley View Sch. District, 18411 Clarks Summit,
18407 Carbondale, 18433 Mayfield, Jermyn, 18411 Richmond, Vandling.
Bread Basket also provides emergency food assistance by appointment only, Call office phone 570-343-2324 leave message for return phone call.

Bread Basket of NEPA hosts a food pantry at the
Elm Park United Methodist Church, 712 Linden Street & Jefferson Avenue, Scranton on Wednesday, 10 am - Noon.
Serves South Scranton & Center City Scranton by zip codes 18503, 18510, 18505, 18507 Moosic, 18517 Taylor and
18518 Old Forge.
Immediate emergencies by appointment only. Call office phone number 570-343-2324 leave message for return call.

Bread Basket provides a food pantry at a host church, Our Father's House, 1820 Church Avenue, North Scranton on Wednesday 10 am - noon.
Dirt driveway go to open white back door, off of parking lot. Back of Our Fathers House Church enter to ground floor pantry site
Provides non-perishable foods once per month. Accepts non-perishable donations.
Serves North Scranton zip codes 18508, 18509, Dunmore 18512, 18504 West Scranton.
Bread Basket also provides for immediate emergencies by appointment call office phone number 570-343-2324 leave message for return phone call.

Bread Basket provides a food pantry hosted at
ShopRite Plaza, Strip Mall (last archway East), 921 Drinker Turnpike, Covington Twp on Thursday 11 am - 1 pm.
Serves North Pocono, Moscow and Covington Twp-
zip codes 18444, 18424 and 18416.
Bread Basket NEPA also provides for immediate emergencies by appointment only. Call office phone number 570-343-2324 leave message for return phone call.

Bread Basket provides a food pantry hosted by
St. Michael's Church, 316 First Avenue, Jessup on Wednesday 3:00 pm -5:00 pm. (Open door to pantry side at end of handicap ramp.).
Serves Mid-Valley Area, Jessup 18434 and zip codes 18447 Olyphant- Blakley, 18452 Peckville and 18519 Dickson City.
Recipients may attend once a month to supplement food insecurity.
Bread Basket NEPA also provides for immediate emergencies by appointment only. Call office phone number 570-343-2324 leave message for return phone call.

Bread Basket of NEPA hosts a food pantry at the Vandling First Presbyterian Church at 76 Salem Ave in Carbondale. Food distribution takes place on Wednesdays from 10:00am to 11:45am. Call office phone number 570-343-2324 leave message for return call regarding registration for this service.

Bread of Life Outreach is a food pantry and distribution program.

Perry County residents that qualify can shop for food and non-food items at the warehouse at 35 N Front St., Newport, PA 17074.



We also distribute frozen food for Perry County on the 2nd Saturday of the month @ 27 West Short Cut Rd., Newport, PA 17074.

We distribute Food and Frozen Food on the 4th Saturday of every month @ 10110 William Penn Highway, Thompsontown, PA 17094 for Juniata County residents.

To low income families, underemployed and or unemployed families.

One bag of food per family per week

Food pantry. Clothing also offered.

Food pantry. Clothing also offered.

Food pantry. Clothing also offered.

Food pantry. Clothing also offered.

The Bridge Community Church of Nicholson hosts the Nicholson Area Food Pantry. Open the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month from 1:00pm to 3:00pm and the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month from 6:00pm to 8:00pm. Food supplied by the Weinberg NE Regional Food Bank and church donations.

Monthly Mobile Food Drive Thru Pantry at the North Waverly Chapel, 40 State Route 34, Waverly.

The Valley Food Pantry provides an emergency supply of 3 days food once a month.
It is located at 418 Waverly Street, Waverly, NY behind Partners Insurance.

Shelf stable food. Some paper goods, paper towels, etc and some hygiene items.

Distributes food products to low income residents of Bucks County who are in emergency situations.

Serves food scarce residents in the Brookville Area School District.
Currently participating in curbside delivery and mask wearing due to COVID-19.

Mobile food pantry organized by B/S/S/T Area Agency on Aging. Pantry is open the third Thursday of the month from 1:00pm-4:00pm.
Must be a resident of Susquehanna County.
Pre-registration is preferred; walk-ins welcome. Also serves as a Commodity Supplemental Food Program distribution site; a food assistance program for seniors.
Food distribution provided by the Weinberg NE Regional Food Bank.

Assists in those struggling with food insecurity. The pantry is a choice pantry that provides fresh and shelf-stable food. During COVID-19, we are operating as a drive-through pantry. View our website at BCHG.org or call for more details.

Assists those struggling with food insecurity. The pantry is a choice pantry that provides from and shelf-stable food.

Provides a monthly box of staples to qualifying low-income seniors in Bucks County.

Distributes fresh produce weekly to low-income residents of Bucks County.

Distributes fresh produce weekly to low-income residents of Bucks County.

Distributes fresh produce weekly to low-income residents of Bucks County.

Food pantry.

Bushkill Outreach provides; emergency food, referrals and monthly food allocations.

Provides food to low income individuals and families. Distributes from the Fairview United Methodist Church in Petrolia.

Provides food to low income individuals and families.

Provides food to low income individuals and families. Distributes from the Muddy Creek-Portersville Volunteer Fire Station.

Provides food once a month to residents of Cranberry Twp. meeting the Butler County income guidelines for this service. Applications available in St. Ferdinand Church office. Copy of photo ID as well as utility bill mailed to Cranberry Twp. street address required along with application. Non-perishable as well as perishable food items are distributed the last Wednesday of the month, earlier in Nov/Dec.

Food Pantry

Provides food to low income individuals and families. Each household can receive one distribution per month.

Provides food to low income individuals and families. Distributes from the CCO Building, former Jefferson Elementary School.

Provides food to low income individuals and families. Distributes from the former Winfield Elementary School.

Provides food to low income individuals and families.

Provides food to low income individuals and families.

Distributes food to low-income residents of Bucks County in emergency situations

Provides to food individuals and families in need.

Distributes food to low-income residents of Bucks County in emergency situations

Provides access to food pantry that includes frozen meats, packaged grocery items and fresh produce and dairy to qualified individuals and families.

Qualified families also have weekly access to a fully stocked clothing bank that includes adult, youth and children's clothing.

Strait from the Heart Food Pantry, operated by Calvary United Methodist Church, provides monthly food pantry.