Bonnie's Helping Hands welcomes everyone in need. The pantry does not discriminate based on race, color, religion, gender, age, national origin, disability, marital status, sexual orientation, or military status.
There are no appointments — it's first come, first served. Plan to wait in line. You can sign up for text message reminders so you never miss the monthly giveaway dates or special events.
The pantry distributes pre-made boxes of food. Visitors have also reported being able to choose up to 5 different meats as well as eggs.
Bonnie's Helping Hands now provides pre-made boxes only, as the client-choice shopping model has been discontinued as of 2026. Walk-ins are still welcome during open hours, though hours may vary. It's recommended to call ahead, visit their website, or sign up for text message reminders before your visit to confirm availability.
Clothing Closet: Walk-in clients can also access the on-site clothes closet during pantry hours.
Senior Mobile Delivery: For seniors 60 and older who are homebound, handicapped, or disabled, Bonnie's Helping Hands delivers healthy groceries directly to their door through the Senior Mobile Delivery Ministry.
Every bit helps. You can donate money through PayPal. Contact the organization to learn more about what they do with donations received.
Infant Crisis Services helps families with children from birth to their fourth birthday. There are no income limitations, and no paperwork is needed. If possible, call ahead to make an appointment at
Pivot, Inc. serves young people between the ages of 12 and 24 who are homeless, couch-homeless, disconnected, or otherwise at risk. The youth visitor must be present in person to use the pantry.
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This food distribution center is part of First Baptist Church of Oklahoma City's CareForOKC ministry, which serves the homeless, working poor, refugees, people in life transitions, and others in need.
See pantry page for visit details