Find a Food Pantry Near You in Westchester County
If you or your family need food today, help is available. Use our pantry locator below to search by ZIP code and find a food pantry near you. Many sites offer weekly distributions, and hours vary by location. All services are free, and no ID is required unless noted by a partner site. If you need immediate assistance, call 914-923-1100.
Please call ahead of your visit to ensure service availability.
Food Pantry Locator
About Our Food Pantries
Feeding Westchester partners with more than 200 food pantries and community agencies across the county, including Yonkers, White Plains, New Rochelle, Mount Vernon, Peekskill, Port Chester, Ossining, Tarrytown, and Sleepy Hollow. Wherever you live in Westchester, there are resources nearby to help you and your family.
Who Can Use a Food Pantry?
Food pantries are here for anyone facing food insecurity. You do not need to be unemployed or meet strict qualifications. Many pantries only ask for your name, household size, and ZIP code to understand community needs.Some programs may request identification or proof of residence, but most pantries listed in our locator do not require ID. Always call ahead to check specific guidelines.
Additional Ways to Get Food support
Feeding Westchester provides more than pantries. Other programs include:
- Mobile Food Pantry: Trucks delivering fresh food directly into neighborhoods. See the schedule.
- SNAP & Nutrition Benefits Assistance: Help applying for benefits and finding food resources. Learn more here.
Looking for a mobile food pantry instead?
Visit our Mobile Food Pantry Schedule to find traditional pantry sites throughout Westchester County.
Mobile Food Pantry ScheduleFAQ
What are the requirements to use a food pantry?
Requirements vary by location. Many pantries do not require ID or proof of income. Some may request a form of identification or proof of residence. Always check the site details in our locator or call ahead.
Do food pantries require proof of income?
Most do not. The majority of our partner pantries welcome anyone facing food insecurity. If documentation is requested, it will be listed in the pantry information.
Where can I get food if I have no money?
Food pantries, soup kitchens, and mobile food distributions provide food completely free of charge. Use our locator to find nearby resources, or call 914-923-1100 for immediate help.
What is the difference between a food bank and a food pantry?
A food bank, like Feeding Westchester, collects and distributes large quantities of food to community partners. A food pantry is a local site that distributes food directly to families and individuals in need.
Are food pantries healthy?
Yes. Many pantries provide fresh produce, dairy, proteins, and shelf-stable staples. Feeding Westchester prioritizes nutritious food so families can prepare balanced meals.
What should I bring when visiting a food pantry?
Bring a reusable bag or cart if you can. Some locations may ask for ID, but most do not. If special requirements apply, they will be listed in the pantry details.
How often can I visit a food pantry?
This depends on the individual pantry. Many allow weekly visits, while others may have different schedules. Always check hours and guidelines before visiting.
