The pantry serves South Boston individuals and families who are dealing with hunger. Visitors report that you need to live in South Boston and bring a Massachusetts ID to receive groceries. Emergency meals and food are also available to anyone who comes to the door, regardless of where they live.
The pantry provides weekly groceries to individuals and families in need.
Emergency food and meals are available to anyone who comes to the door, including people experiencing homelessness. The parish also runs the connected Good Samaritan Ministry, which provides groceries to over 300 families and offers ongoing emergency food support to hungry and homeless neighbors in the area.
To support the food pantry, contact the parish at (617) 268-8100. You can also mail a donation to: Good Samaritan Ministry, South Boston-Seaport Catholic Collaborative, PO Box 270799, South Boston, MA 02127.
If you'd like to volunteer with the food pantry, contact the parish office at (617) 268-8100.
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