The food pantry at Grace Ministries North Shore is open to anyone in the community who needs food help.
Plan to arrive early since wait times can run two to three hours or more. If you need special accommodations, go to the entrance on the opposite side of the red door rather than the main line. Note that food distribution follows a prayer service at the church, so you'll need to be present for the service before food is handed out.
Visitors can expect plenty of high-quality food.
Food is distributed using a ticket system. Tickets can run out early, so arriving on time is important.
If you need help getting your food home, staff can assist with transportation.
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