The Red Door
Food PantryWalk-in
202 Stanwix St, Pittsburgh0.3 mi
The Red Door is open to anyone who needs a meal or support. There are no income, residency, or registration requirements — just walk in.
Urban League Of Pittsburgh, Inc. - Food Pantry
Food PantryEmergency
332 Fifth Ave, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15222
Who Can Visit?
Hunger Services at the Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh is open to individuals and families who live in Allegheny, Beaver, Butler, Greene, Lawrence, Washington, or Westmoreland County. The Emergency Food Assistance (EFA) program specifically helps families in Allegheny County who need food quickly. The Food for Early Development (FED) program helps families with infants and young children who don't receive WIC benefits.
How Often You Can Visit?
The emergency pantry is available as a once-a-year safety net for families in urgent need. Every family who uses the emergency pantry also receives a referral to a neighborhood food pantry so they can keep getting help over time.
Food & Essentials
Through the FED program, families that don't qualify for WIC can receive baby formula and soft foods to support their infant's healthy growth and development.
Additional Support
Through the EFA program, Allegheny County families are connected to a broad network of neighborhood food pantries and community feeding facilities that are part of the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank. This means you won't just get help once. You'll be linked to ongoing food support in your neighborhood. Call (412) 227-4164 to reach the Hunger Services team.
Ways to Give
You can support the Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh in several ways. Make an online donation, send a check by mail, or stop by the office at 332 Fifth Ave, 4th Floor, Pittsburgh, PA 15222 to donate in person. You can also donate stocks, set up a donor-advised fund, or give from a Roth IRA. Companies can also help through matching gifts or memorial and tribute gifts.
How to Join the Team?
Volunteer opportunities are available, from youth mentorship to community service. Visit the Get Involved page or call (412) 227-4802 to learn more.
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