Anyone is welcome to take food from the Somerville Community Fridge - Union. There's no registration, no ID, and no paperwork required. Just come and take what you need.
Visitors report the best selection between 6 and 10 in the morning, so arriving early gives you the best chance of finding food. Availability can vary from day to day depending on recent donations.
The fridge holds fresh food, and there's also a dry goods cabinet next to it stocked with shelf-stable pantry items.
This is a self-serve community fridge. Walk up, open the fridge or the dry goods cabinet, and take what you need. No staff or sign-in is involved.
Anyone can donate food to the community fridge and dry goods pantry. Just bring what you'd like to share and place it inside.
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