Anyone who needs food assistance is welcome to visit. You'll need to bring your state ID when you come. Keep in mind that they serve a limited number of people each visit, so arriving early is a good idea.
The pantry serves a limited number of people each visit — one reviewer mentions the limit is around 25 to 30 people. Plan to arrive early to make sure you get a spot.
Volunteers hand out food to visitors who come in person. The staff and volunteers are known for being kind, welcoming, and hardworking in making sure everyone gets what they need.
Grace Rescue Mission welcomes anyone who needs a meal. Both homeless individuals and community members from the neighborhood can come in for food. Families with children move to the front of the line.
The Food Basket Program is open to community members who need help with food. Anyone can come on Wednesday mornings to receive a food basket. There are no eligibility restrictions mentioned, and no pr
City Care Pershing Center serves neighbors experiencing and transitioning out of homelessness in Oklahoma City. If you need emergency shelter for tonight or are looking for a more stable path forward,
Day Shelter at WestTown Homeless Resource Campus is open to anyone experiencing homelessness in Oklahoma City. You don't need ID to visit, and pets are welcome too. The campus is open every day of the
Upward Transitions serves families and individuals who are homeless, at risk of becoming homeless, or stranded, and who reside in OKC or Oklahoma County. The organization uses a case management model