Food Bank For New York City

Food Bank For New York City works with community partners across the five boroughs to help New Yorkers facing hunger access fresh, culturally familiar food and practical support. Its distribution network includes pantries, soup kitchens, mobile pantries, schools, and community centers, with food selected to reflect cultural, religious, and dietary needs. Learn more about its food distribution work.

Mobile Pantry distributions offer seasonal produce and shelf-stable goods, along with nutrition education, benefits support, and other resources. The Campus Pantry program brings food directly to students and families through participating K-12 schools and colleges. K-12 school pantries serve their respective school communities.

Food Bank For New York City also provides SNAP assistance and nutrition education as part of its food-security work. Visit the official website to confirm current program details and locations. People seeking additional help can review NHREA’s New York homeless assistance resources and federal assistance resources.