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Phone: 216-309-2798
Email: blackspringharvest@gmail.com
Info: Black Spring Harvest specializes in providing food to people of color. No one will be turned away from receiving food based on the group’s capacity.
Info: This Google Map features Black-owned restaurants in the greater Cleveland area. If you have additions to the map please email jnbobel@gmail.com with details.
Info: A list of Facebook “Buy Nothing” greater Cleveland neighborhood pages. These pages offer members a way to give and receive, share, lend, and express gratitude through a worldwide network of hyper-local gift economies in which the true wealth is the web of connections formed between people who are real-life neighbors. Post anything you’d like to give away, lend, or share in this Buy Nothing community group. Ask for anything you’d like to receive for free or borrow.
Info: Contactless home drop offs in Cleveland and surrounding suburbs.
Email: communityfridgecle@gmail.com
Info: A take what you need, leave what you don’t community fridge and pantry located in The Root Café in Lakewood. The fridge features vegetarian and vegan offerings exclusively.
Info: This Google Map may help identify food pantries close to your location. When you click on a location, you can see their schedule and how to get there.
Phone: 216-738-2067
Info: A client-choice pantry located in Euclid. Experience a grocery shopping trip where you get to choose what you do and don’t want.
The pantry offers a number of additional services, such as cell phone assistance through SafeLink, nutrition education, healthcare-related services, free books for children, and a community resource board. Metro Health’s mobile unit is also on-site each Wednesday.
Hours are subject to vary.
Info: A community effort to mimic community-style meals during this time where we must stay separated. Feed AsiaTown will provide 100 meals to individuals who need extra assistance. They are transitioning to delivering meals and can only deliver meals to families in AsiaTown (E. 30th to E. 55, Perkins to St. Clair). Max 2 per household. Must sign up by Tuesday at 12pm.
Phone: 216-309-1058
Info: Feed the Soul’s mission is to deliver food and developmental services to communities that experience economic deficits. They deliver FREE produce to the door steps of requesters’ homes. While all food remains FREE Deliveries include a $2.00 delivery fee per delivery.
Info: A downloadable phone app that supports finding massive savings on fresh food items like meat and produce that are nearing their best before date at grocery stores in your area. The app includes same-day grocery sales with a feature to pay ahead and pick up at the location of your choosing.
Info: Located in Detroit-Shoreway. Give what you can, take what you need.
Locations: 6023 Madison Ave.; 6516 Guthrie Ave.; 2082 West 73rd St. (COMING SOON!)
Phone: 440-340- 3663
Email: FNBeastCLE@gmail.com
Info: Food Not Bombs is a no questions asked organization and believe food is a human right. They provide fruits, vegetables and sometimes bread at no cost during their weekly food shares that alternate between East Cleveland and Willoughby.
Daniels Park, Willoughby: 1st & 3rd Sun, 3-4pm
6321 St. Clair, CLE: 2nd & 4th Sun, 3-4pm
Info: Food Not Bombs is a no questions asked organization and believe food is a human right. They provide fruits, vegetables and sometimes bread at no cost during their weekly food shares
Sundays: W. 89th St. and Madison Ave. 5pm – 6pm
Phone: 216-738-2067
Info: The Greater Cleveland Food Bank provides everything from food distribution drives, to grocery delivery, to mobile pantries, to hot meals at no cost.
Phone: 216-376-0396
Email: projectsave80@gmail.com
Info: Serving families living in poverty and homeless families with meals, education, hot shower mobile unit, procuring birth certificates and ID, school supplies, resources and support in Cleveland Ohio.
Phone: 216-631-4741
Info: Grounded in faith, hope, love and respect for those they serve, the West Side Catholic Center assists all who come in need of food, clothing, shelter, advocacy and a path to self-sufficiency. They provide breakfast and lunch six days a week, a monthly mobile food pantry, clothing and household item distribution by appointment, street survival services, outreach and advocacy, drug & alcohol assessments, and expressive arts programming.