The Hazelwood Food Pantry at Spartan Community Center is open to community members who need free groceries. You'll need to call ahead to sign up before your first visit.
Call 412-421-5648 to sign up in advance before coming to pick up food.
The pantry serves over 100 families every month and welcomes large families. It's run by Fishes & Loaves Cooperative Ministries, which has been serving the Hazelwood community since 2011.
Free groceries are handed out at the Spartan Community Center on the first Saturday of every month from 10 am to noon.
Fishes & Loaves Cooperative Ministries also offers several other food programs. Through their Meals on Wheels program, they deliver meals to neighbors who can't get out. Emergency food boxes are available for people in immediate need. Senior Boxes are delivered to neighbors on the first Wednesday of each month. A free lunch program operates on a grab-and-go basis, and a free porch refrigerator stocked by donors is available around the clock, seven days a week. You can learn more at their website.
You can support the Spartan Community Center's building fund so that Fishes & Loaves and other nonprofits can keep running their programs here. Donations are accepted online, by cash or check, through corporate gifts, or through planned giving. To give online, visit the donation page or email scch.calendar@gmail.com with questions about planned giving.
Spartan Community Center is managed by volunteers who help keep the building running and rental rates affordable. If you'd like to get involved, visit the volunteers page to learn more.
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