Food Resources

Start with: Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank
Why: It’s the largest and most comprehensive food support network in the region. Use their online Food Finder to locate pantries, free meals, and distribution events nearby. They also help with SNAP (food stamp) applications.
Website: www.pittsburghfoodbank.org
Food Finder Tool: pittsburghfoodbank.org/get-help
Phone: 412‑460‑3663

Services Include:

• Free groceries and meals
• Mobile food distributions
• SNAP application help
• Nutrition programs for children, seniors, and veterans

Apply for SNAP Benefits
Start with: Pennsylvania Department of Human Services
Why: SNAP (food stamps) can help cover monthly grocery costs. You can apply online or in person, and get free assistance from trusted organizations.
Website & Application: www.compass.state.pa.us
In-Person: Visit your County Assistance Office (CAO)

Need Help Applying?
Contact: Just Harvest at 412-431-8960 (option 3)
Fill out their SNAP Help Form

Additional Local Options:

First Presbyterian Church of Edgewood – Mobile Food Pantry
Hosts a weekly mobile food pantry through Wilkinsburg Community Ministry, delivering fresh produce to Edgewood and Swissvale residents.
Contact: 120 E Swissvale Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15218
Hours: Fridays, 2–4 p.m.
Website: fpcedgewood.org

Wilkinsburg Community Ministry – We Share Food
Why: It’s local, offers both storefront and mobile pantry options, and serves several nearby neighborhoods. It has the most consistent hours and multiple access points.
Website: wcm15221.org
Address: 702–704 Wood St, Wilkinsburg, PA 15221
Hours: Mon, Wed–Fri: 9 a.m.–1 p.m.; Tue: 3–7 p.m.

Bridge City Church – North Braddock Food Bank
Monthly drive-up pantry supporting residents of North Braddock, Braddock Hills, and East Pittsburgh with pantry staples and produce.
Contact: 230 3rd Ave, Rankin, PA 15104
Hours: 3rd Saturday of each month, 9–11 AM
Services: Pantry items, fresh produce
Website: bridgecitypgh.com