• FROSTBURG AREA INTERFAITH FOOD PANTRY -

    44 West Main Street

    Frostburg, Maryland 21536

    301.687.1728

    Open Tuesday and Thursday 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM

    If you or someone you know is in need of help, please contact Frostburg United Methodist Church at 301.689.6626 for more information on the application process!

  • Anne Arundel County Food Bank provides a food pantry map and resource list to help you find free food and basic necessities in county! The map and list are frequently updated to reflect changes. Access this resource HERE.

    For additional information on programs and organizations available in Anne Arundel County to assist with food needs, click HERE!

  • CHARMcare is a free online resource guide that you can use to search for free or reduced-cost programs and services in Baltimore City to help meet your needs. The directory has information for resources that can help with needs like food, housing, transportation, utilities, employment, education, mental healthcare, and substance use care.

    Access their directory HERE.

  • Social Services has programs and services designed to help residents in financial need who meet income-eligibility requirements, as well as resources to provide food assistance for Baltimore County families.

    Click HERE for more information!

  • OurCalvert.org originated from a collaborative effort within the Calvert County community, where local agency staff, service recipients, citizen advocates and community leaders came together to transform a shared vision into reality. This platform would allow for real-time information, improve access to services and empower citizens to better address their needs. Access a list of food pantries, soup kitchens, and supplemental programs HERE.

  • Find food resources for Talbot, Caroline, and Dorchester, MD HERE! Food pantries are available throughout the mid-shore region every day of the week. Contact the food pantry location before visiting to confirm hours, eligibility requirements, and distribution procedures!

  • Click HERE for information on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).

    Carroll County Food Sunday (CCFS) is a non-profit organization of volunteers and members of the community coming together to help support Carroll County residents in meeting their emergency and supplemental food needs. To get in touch / request help, visit their website HERE.

  • The Cecil County Help Center’s food pantry is designed to help those facing food insecurity in the community. Find food resources in Cecil County HERE!

  • Southern Maryland Food Connection provides a one-stop food access calendar for all in need HERE.

    Click “here” above and browse to find upcoming opportunities to receive food at local pantries and food distribution sites in Southern Maryland/Charles County!

  • Find free food in your neighborhood by utilizing Lemontree’s directory HERE!

    Lemontree makes it a little easier to find food pantries near you. Browse their directory, or sign up for personalized assistance & helpful tools.

  • Garrett County Community Food Network is a grassroots community effort to index food security resources and provide access to data and supporting infrastructure information to support those seeking food resources and the individuals working within systems to improve access and available resources for these individuals.

    This resource combines and indexes currently available resources for a convenient one-stop experience for food security in Garrett County. Locate the Food Resources Page HERE.

  • Healthy Harford is the healthy communities initiative of Harford County, dedicated to the health and wellness of the northern Chesapeake community in Maryland! Healthy Harford is a coalition of local government agencies, businesses, non-profits, and citizens dedicated to improving the health of Harford County residents through education, policy changes, access to care, with a focus on social determinants of health and health equity.

    View their Food Access & Nutrition page HERE!

    Access their monthly Food Pantries & Free Community Meals list HERE!

  • The Community Action Council of Howard County (CAC) operates the Howard County Food Bank and sponsors 14 food pantries throughout the county. CAC provides a wide range of fresh and healthy foods sourced from local farms, grocery stores, and their own community garden.

    To access information regarding the Howard County Food Bank, click HERE!

  • Kent County provides a Family Resource Directory HERE.

    To view their listed resources for Food & Nutrition, click HERE! Please note, each food provider may have their own eligibility requirements and intake process.

  • Click HERE to view the Office of Food Systems Resilience’s food assistance resource list for Montgomery County.

    Click HERE to explore the Montgomery County Food Council’s food assistance resources.

    Click HERE to view the Montgomery County Food Council’s Food Assistance Resource Map!

  • Click HERE to view the information posted on the county site for food assistance.

    Click HERE to visit the Prince George’s County Food Equity Council’s list of food assistance resources in the county and HERE to use their PG food assistance providers and community food pantries resource directory!

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  • The Community Action Council (CAC) serves as Washington County’s federally mandated Anti-poverty Agency and is the designated Community Action Agency. Their primary objective is to empower individuals and families to achieve self-sufficiency. Rather than concentrating solely on one aspect, such as food or energy assistance, CAC offers a diverse array of services along the entire spectrum of support. These services encompass crisis intervention and extend to realizing the aspiration of homeownership. For information on how to apply to access CAC’s food pantry, click HERE!

    If you require information about other community food pantries, soup kitchens, or clothing banks, you can visit THIS LINK!

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FOOD ASSISTANCE

  • Montgomery County residents are eligible for monthly pickups and must call to schedule each pick up! Pickups must be scheduled no later than 12pm one business day before the distribution. Click HERE to read more about how to receive food from Manna.

    Manna Food Center welcomes all residents of Montgomery County. You only need to provide proof of address. They will not ask about your immigration status and will not report any of your personal information to the government.

  • EduCare Support Services is a nonprofit dedicated to giving back to the disadvantaged in our community. Their Takoma Park Food Pantry program is a “Drop and Go” food delivery method with a “farmers market” style distribution serving perishable and non-perishable food items. The Mobile Food Pantry arrives with a load consisting of between five and eight different products with an emphasis on perishable products such as fresh produce and dairy items. It may also contain snack foods, condiments or any other items that are in abundance.

    Download their mobile food pantry application on their site (linked below) and/or call their office during business hours at 240-450-2092

    Visit their website HERE

  • The Interfaith Works (IW) Food Pantry is a choice pantry model, allowing individuals and families to select their food and diapers in a store-like setting. Shopping times are by appointment. The program serves families residing in the following zip codes: 20850, 20851, 20852, 20853, and 20854. Families within these zip codes can access the link to make a weekly appointment HERE. Families outside of these zip codes living in Montgomery County, MD can shop for food after their monthly clothing appointment. Access all of the IW programs HERE.

  • The Union Rescue Mission (URM) Meal Program provides the opportunity to eat in a temperature-controlled dining room and partake in a hot meal, 3 meals per day, 365 days per year, except for lunch on Sundays in order to allow the community and URM staff to attend church services. For more information click HERE!

  • The Lindaben foundation provides access to sustainable healthy foods, wraparound services such as housing support, and pathways towards self-sufficiency programs.

    Click HERE to view information on their community pantry!

  • St. Mark’s Food Pantry has been operating since 1991 with an all-volunteer team. They provide food at no cost and without any obligation to the homeless, poor, unemployed, senior citizens and children in need. See below for contact information for St. Mark’s Parish and reach out to learn how you can access their services!

    ADDRESS

    7501 Adelphi Rd

    Hyattsville, MD 20783

    PHONE

    301-422-8300

    EMAIL

    rectory@stmarkhyattsville.org

    Office Hours

    Mon - Fri: 10:00a - 7:00p

  • The SHABACH Emergency Resource Center is charged with the responsibility of making sure that families, regardless of socio-economic status, are prevented from experiencing risk factors that limit their capacity to meet individual and societal expectations.  The center provides support and help to all who may be in need. 

    Click HERE to view more information on their resource center (such as location, services provided, and times of assistance)!

    Click HERE to view information regarding the First Baptist Church of Glenarden’s Feed The Community Program!

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