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
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.
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