The Millvale food pantry is open to people facing hardship or financial need who live in the Millvale service area in Northern Allegheny County. Visit the office and service area page to confirm your zip code is covered by this location. All services are free.
Food is distributed on specific published dates rather than a regular weekly schedule. Check the food pantry page for current upcoming dates. If you can't make a scheduled date, call 412-487-6316 or email help@nhco.org in advance.
NHCO Millvale has a dedicated gluten-free section for people who need gluten-free food because of a medical condition. It's one of only six food pantries in the Pittsburgh area to offer this.
The pantry provides shelf-stable groceries including peanut butter, canned beans, canned tuna, pasta sauce, ramen, and boxed side dishes. Fresh produce harvested from NHCO's community garden is also shared at the pantry.
The Millvale office offers several services beyond the food pantry, all at no cost:
Food donations can be dropped off at the Millvale location or any NHCO office Monday through Friday, 9am to 4pm, no appointment needed. The pantry most needs peanut butter, canned beans, canned tuna, boxed side dishes, snack foods, pasta sauce, and ramen. You can also order from their Amazon Wishlist and have items shipped directly. Fresh produce and seeds from home gardens are welcome too, as long as items are clearly labeled. NHCO can't accept expired food, prepared meals, clothing, furniture, or household items.
To give money, donate online at nhco.org/donate, text NHCO to 44-321 for a quick link, call 412-487-6316, or mail a check to North Hills Community Outreach, 1975 Ferguson Road, Allison Park, PA 15101.
NHCO welcomes volunteers at the Millvale office, including a Thursday afternoon front desk role that's currently open. Fill out the Adult Registration Form or Youth Registration Form online to get started. Youth volunteers must be accompanied by an adult. Corporate groups can email volunteer@nhco.org to arrange a group volunteer day.
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