Supplemental Food Pantry
Pantry hours: Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm.
Two visits per month per client.
Groceries to Help You Through the Week
You’re welcome to receive a food package based on your household size, meant to help supplement your meals for 3 to 5 days. While items may vary depending on availability, packages include:
- Shelf-stable items like pasta, rice, and canned goods
- Meat
- Bread and snacks
- Dairy (such as eggs or butter)
- Fresh produce
New to our pantry?
If you’re visiting us for the first time, you can sign up in person during pantry hours at our location: 703 Green Street. Please bring an ID or passport with you.
To register your whole household, we’ll also need some form of identification for each person. For children, this can be a passport, school ID, insurance card, or birth certificate. Once you’re registered, we’ll give you a pantry card for future visits.
H.U.M.A.N. Program
Utilities
Electric, heating oil, water, etc.
Miscellaneous Aid
Septa key cards, ID replacements, work shoes, etc.
Need help with utilities, uninsured medical expenses, or other life-sustaining expenses? Our H.U.M.A.N. Program (Helping with Utilities and Miscellaneous Aid for Neighbors) offers one-time financial assistance for things like utility bills, heating oil, or other urgent issues. Requests are carefully reviewed based on individual situations, current finances, household size, and ability to manage future payments.
Assistance is available once per year and depends on our current funding. If you’re facing a tough time, we encourage you to reach out. Call the office at (610) 272-6316 for more information.
In 2025, we assisted 2,607 unique families in one or more of our programs.
Pictured from left to right: Jesus Centeno, Warehouse Associate, Jackie DiPasquale, Director of Food Pantry Operations, Liam Murphy, Executive Director, John Marberger, Logistics Manager, Joe Maccolini, Assistant Director