The Freedom Hill Community Church Food Pantry is open to anyone in need. There are no geographic restrictions, so everyone is welcome to come and receive groceries regardless of where they live.
Guests receive a nutritious supply of groceries to help them get by. The pantry is a member agency of the Greater Boston Food Bank and also partners with Spoonfuls.
If you're driving, park in the church lot and stay in your car. Pantry staff will let you know when to pull up to the pantry door. If you walk or take public transportation, wait outside the door and staff will come to help you there.
Volunteers are welcome to join on Tuesday nights. To sign up, fill out the volunteer form on the church website. The pantry also has other opportunities to serve beyond Tuesday evenings.
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