There are numerous organizations providing food pantries and soup kitchen services to New Yorkers for free. Their services are often funded by a mix of city programs and donations, and are available to everyone. Here is a map of the places serving New York, along with their information.
If you know of other places not included in the map, please contact info@documentedny.com
Also Read: Resources for Immigrants in New York
This article was updated November 20, 2024.
Soup kitchens and food pantries open in New York City
New York City’s Emergency Food Assistance Program provides funding to 500 soup kitchens city-wide. The closest location can be found by entering the ZIP code In the map here.
Which place is best for me?
- “Food Pantry”: They have uncooked food that you can take home.
- “Soup Kitchen”: They provide cooked food, preferably for people who do not have access to a stove.
Additionally, you can also call 311, choose your language of preference, and inquire for food locations. Still haven’t found what you’re looking for? Check out the City Harvest map of food pantries.
Pantries and soup kitchens outside of NYC
LONG ISLAND
Here is a list of all the pantries and soup kitchens in Long Island
UPSTATE & OTHER REGIONS
You can search for locations based on county and ZIP code
Also Read: Organizations Serving Immigrants in New York
