The Red Door is open to anyone who needs a meal or support. There are no income, residency, or registration requirements — just walk in.
The Red Door serves three meals a day, so visitors can come for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Hot coffee is available in the morning, and each person receives a bagged lunch with water and juice during the day.
Each visitor receives a bagged lunch along with bottled water and juice. Three full meals are served throughout the day, with hot coffee in the morning. Clothing and supplies are also available, and visitors can pick up toilet paper as well.
Walk in and receive a meal on site. No registration or appointment is needed. Volunteers and staff serve everyone who comes through the door.
Free showers are available on site for visitors.
To volunteer at the Red Door, email thereddoor@divinemercypgh.org.
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