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A service of the New York City government, this resource allows visitors to enter their address and find hunger-relief locations in their area.
Lists dates, times, and addresses of NYC food pantries with regular hours.
Collects excess food and distributes it to direct and community action programs in the five boroughs. Also allows visitors to search for food distribution services in their area.
A mobile application that allows people who need food from pantries to find and reserve food without physically waiting in line.
A network of farmers markets that sell fresh fruits, vegetables, and more in a large percentage of NYC neighborhoods.
HFA’s guide to food and resources to eliminate food insecurity in New York City’s boroughs.
An advocacy organization whose mission is to increase awareness of hunger elimination programs and options.
Food for Thought, the campus food pantry, is located in Room T4-265. In addition, students experiencing food insecurity can visit the Single Stop office, which helps students apply for assistance and benefits.
Offers support to organizations who provide emergency food assistance to those who need; also provides a searchable database of citywide organizations who provide this type of aid.
WSCAH introduced the first “supermarket-style” food pantry; it is open to residents of all five NYC boroughs.