Brookside Hunger Center is open to anyone in need. No ID or proof of income is required to receive food. The center serves people in a specific area: south to Tiedeman Road, north to Storer Avenue, east of West 72nd Street, and west of East 2nd Street, covering zip codes 44102 and 44113.
The center provides free groceries and basic supplies for households in need.
This is a walk-in center. No appointment is needed. You can come during open hours and volunteers will help you get the food you need.
Hours can change from time to time. To stay up to date on any changes, follow the Society of St. Vincent de Paul Cleveland on Facebook and Instagram.
You can support the Brookside Hunger Center through an online donation to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul's Hunger Centers fund at website. St. Vincent de Paul Society of Cleveland is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, so your gift is tax-deductible.
To volunteer at the hunger center, email info@svdpcle.org or call (216) 696-6525 ext. 3150. The team will send you a volunteer application form and follow up to find opportunities that fit your location, schedule, and interests. Volunteers under 18 will need a parental consent form. All volunteers also complete a liability form and a media release form before serving.
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