The Outreach Center serves men, women, and children in the Pittsburgh community who are experiencing food or housing insecurity. To learn more before your first visit, call 412.258.6100.
The Outreach Center is home to Light of Life's food pantry, which helps feed neighbors in need across Pittsburgh. In 2024, Light of Life's kitchen and food pantry together served over 527,900 meals.
The center also runs a Free Store where visitors can choose from clothing and household items at no cost.
Off the Floor Pittsburgh is a partner program at the Outreach Center that provides furniture to families and individuals setting up a home. The co-located Donation Center collects donated goods to support clients and other community organizations serving people in need.
You can donate online to Light of Life at their giving page. To give clothing, furniture, or household items in kind, visit the donation center page to see what's accepted and how to drop things off.
Light of Life welcomes volunteers. Sign up online through their volunteer portal.
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