Collects and provides food to individuals in need.Food Pantry

Helps Maryland residents buy food from farmers markets, farm stands, and CSAs.Farmers Markets Accepting Nutrition Program VouchersMore information: Individuals with federal nutrition benefits receive a dollar-for-dollar match

Collects, stores, and distributes both food and non-food items to non-profit organizations. Food Pantries, Soup KitchensMore information: Non-food supplies include paper towels, dish and laundry detergent, and toilet paper Food donations come from manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers, and government agencies Accepts donations of money, food, toilet paper, paper towels, dish washing liquid, and laundry detergent

Provides application assistance to retailers who want to participate in the Food Stamp program. Food Stamps/SNAP More information: The Hunger Hotline connects callers with emergency food providers, government assistance programs, and other social services

Provides a food pantry and thrift store. Food Pantries, Thrift StoresMore information:All food is available on a first-come, first-serve basis until resources run outFresh food and canned goods offered, quantity and quality are subject to changePlease bring a bag or cart with you when arriving at a distribution

Provides a food pantry, food distribution and mobile food pantry, and resource center to those in need. Food and Clothing PantriesMore information:All food is available on a first-come, first-serve basis until resources run outFresh food and canned goods offered, quantity and quality are subject to changePlease bring a bag or cart with you when arriving at a distributionProvides items available for pick-up at the resource center including clothing, shoes, non-perishable food items, diapers, cleaning supplies, hygiene kits and more

Maintains an online list of food pantries for individuals in need.Food PantriesMore information: Does not distribute food directly to individuals Accepts monetary donations and donations of perishable and nonperishable food items