Food Pantries at Churches in Pittsburgh, PA

15 churches in Pittsburgh list a food pantry on their own websites. They include 3 Baptist, 2 Lutheran and 2 Presbyterian congregations. They are spread across 12 ZIP codes. Across Pennsylvania, 37 cities have at least 3 churches offering a food pantry.

Church-run food pantries and grocery distributions open to the community.

15 churches in Pittsburgh offering a food pantry

    • Food Pantry

      Food Assistance
    • Living Stones

      small meal ministry
  1. Calvary Chapel

    Calvary Chapel
    • Homeless Food Ministry

      distribute food and clothing to the homeless population
    • food

      provide counseling, food, clothing, shelter, and employment whenever the need arises
    • Food bank

      The severe recession of 1894 prompted the congregation to organize a food bank
    • Walk-In Ministry

      Walk-In Ministry (food pantry)
    • Walk-In Ministry

      Walk-In Ministry (food pantry)
    • Food pantry

      Our deacons run a food pantry for those in need
  2. Plum Creek Presbyterian Church

    Presbyterian (PC(USA))
    • Blessing Box

      We have a Blessing Box in our upper parking lot that is regularly stocked
    • outreach food distribution

      food provided free of charge to people in our communities
    • Food Pantry

      Currently, Dennis is serving as our Care Pastor and he also manages our Food Pantry
  3. River City Church

    Non-denominational
    • Swissvale Cares Food Bank

    • Food Bank

      Our food bank is staffed completely by volunteers.
    • Brookline Christian Food Pantry

      Welcome to the Brookline Christian Food Pantry
    • Food Pantry

      Food PantryClick Here
    • Little Free Pantry

      our own Little Free Pantry

Details and quotes come from each church’s own website and can change. Please contact the church to confirm meeting times before you go.

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