Food Collection, Distribution and More
Food and More Collection Sites
Receiving nonperishable food and/or toiletries any time.
4100 Johnston Oehler Rd,
Charlotte
Receiving nonperishable food on Wednesdays 10am-4pm
457 Wellingford St,
Charlotte
Drop off clothing and home goods at
The WearHouse
M-F 9am-6pm or Sat. 10am-5pm
Drop off nonperishable food at
Camino Church
T-F | 2:30-5pm
Food Distribution and Meal Prep
Charlotte Rescue Mission - Join our StoneBridge volunteers to prepare and serve dinner from 3:30-5:30 the second Monday of each month. Ages 5+ CLICK HERE
Meet for breakfast, lunch, coffee, or dessert at Community Matters Cafe. It's more than a place to dine, it’s a life skills program for students graduating from the Charlotte Rescue Mission.
Hope St. Food Pantry provides a three-day supply of groceries and toiletries to recipients. Volunteers are needed on site Tuesdays and Thursdays for food distribution and monthly for delivering food boxes to seniors at Prosperity Creek Apartments. Ages 10+ with supervision CLICK HERE
Faith CME is a StoneBridge community partner and a Second Harvest Food Distribution Center. Volunteers are needed to distribute food boxes to drive-up neighbors every Wednesday from 4:45-6:00. Call Roxie Barclay at 980-939-3628 for more information. Ages 5+ with supervision
The University Soup Kitchen provides meals and encouragement to hungry people in Uptown Charlotte on Sunday afternoons. Ages 10+ with supervision CLICK HERE
Lifeline Charlotte Centre is a place for the Charlotte community to come together to address the problem of world hunger. All ages and abilities can be part of the solution!
Your participation provides nutritious meals to children and families facing hunger in our community and around the world: students, refugees, families, as well as communities recovering from natural disasters.
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
Gardening, Gleaning, Volunteering
Zealous Empowering Nurturer (ZEN) Community Gardening
3811 Prosperity Church Road, Charlotte, NC 28269
The mission of ZEN is to promote healthy eating in the community, offer personal space for gardening, and provide fresh food to community members in need. Email April Booker for information.
Harvest Crops for Food Donations
Society of St. Andrew utilizes volunteers to harvest and share healthy food, reduce food waste and build caring communities. Email HERE for more info.
Camino exists to equip people to live healthy, hopeful, and productive lives and they do it in multi-pronged ways with a bilingual approach. Ongoing service opportunities include volunteering in the WearHouse (thrift store) or at the Food Farmacy (food pantry).