The Codman Square Food Pantry is open to anyone in the community who needs food assistance. You don't need to be a patient at Codman Square Health Center to receive food. Just bring proof of address and an official form of identification when you come.
Visitors can pick up food once a month.
The pantry is located about 0.5 miles up Washington Street from the main Codman Square Health Center building. There is a parking lot across from the pantry building that food pantry visitors are welcome to use.
Staff prepare and hand out food bags for each visitor. You won't choose your own items at this pantry, so if you have food allergies or dietary restrictions, let staff know when you arrive.
Codman Square Health Center offers several other free resources through their wellness programs, including:
Visit the wellness resources page to see everything available.
Your donation helps keep the pantry running. A gift of $5,000 covers pantry supplies for a full year. You can give online through the Codman Square Health Center donation form.
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