Food

For food help, call Briya Monday – Friday 9am-5pm

202-232-7777

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Delivery of food, medicine and other items.  

Only for families with COVID-19.  

call 1-888-349-8323

or https://gethelp.dc.gov/#/display/5e8fc72943cabd0212198a8b

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Food delivery

Call your Ward's Mutual Aid for help with food and other items you need:

Impact DMV C.A.R.E.S, will be giving out boxes of FREE Food this coming Saturday (and every 1st Saturday of the month) from 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Free Breakfast and Lunch for DC Children

Grocery Distribution Sites

Feed the Fridge program

Fridges with free meals prepared by restaurants every day at these DC recreation centers.  

No ID or registration needed.  

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• Takoma Aquatic Center

• Rumsey Aquatic Center

• Arthur Clapper Recreation Center

• Fort Stanton Recreation Center

• Bald Eagle Recreation Center

• Raymond Recreation Center

• Emery Heights Community Center

• Columbia Heights Community Center
   

More information here:

https://feedthefridge.splashthat.com

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Free Food at Community Organizations

Allen Chapel AME Church  

Fridays, 9:30am-12pm 1st, 3rd and 5th  

Mobile Market 8:30am-10:30am 

2498 Alabama AVE SE, Washington DC 20020 

202-889-7296 

Father McKenna Center  

Monday-Thursday 1:30pm-4pm 

19 I ST NW, Washington DC 2001 

202-842-1112 

Martha's Table Market at the Commons  

Monday-Friday 11am-4pm 

Tuesdays 11am-6pm 

2375 Elvans RD SE, Washington DC  

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Martha's Table at the Maycroft (near Briya Ontario road site) ​

Monday-Friday 11am-4pm  

1474 Columbia Rd, NW Washington DC 20009 

N ST Village *bagged foods* 

Breakfast 7am-8:30am daily 

Lunch 12-12:30pm daily  

1333 N ST NW, Washington DC 20005 

Urban Outreach  

Thursdays and Saturdays 10am-2pm   

5343 C ST SE, Washington DC 20019  

202-575-4867

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Catholic Charities (Centro Catolico)

Call to register 202-996-0690

Catholic Charities will call you with information to pick up groceries 1 Wednesday per month.  

1618 Monroe St NW, Washington DC 20010

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Help in DC for food and other items

For more information, check out the DC Food Project