The MCCSA Food Pantry is open to anyone in the San Antonio community who needs food. There are no income or residency requirements to receive groceries.
On your first visit, bring a photo ID. You'll fill out a short form at the pantry so they can keep you on record for future visits.
Arrive early because the line can get long. Bring your own bags to carry your groceries home.
The pantry provides a wide range of groceries including canned vegetables, fresh vegetables like potatoes and carrots, canned and fresh fruits like oranges and apples, soup, cereal, oatmeal, rice, beans, canned meat and fish, pasta, ramen noodles, crackers, peanut butter, jelly, and boxed meals. Reviewers also mention meats and fresh bread available on distribution days. Non-food items include hygiene products, household essentials, paper towels, and toiletries. Dog and cat food is available too.
This is a walk-in, client-choice pantry where you pick your own items from what's available that day. No appointment is needed.
Free blood pressure checks are offered during distribution days.
You can donate money through PayPal, through Venmo (@MCC-SanAntonio), or by mailing a check payable to "Metropolitan Community Church of San Antonio" to 611 E Myrtle St., San Antonio, TX 78212.
Food donations are also welcome. The pantry is glad to receive canned vegetables, fresh vegetables like potatoes and carrots, canned and fresh fruits, soup, cereal, oatmeal, rice, beans, canned meat and fish, pasta, ramen noodles, crackers, peanut butter, jelly, and boxed meals. When you're not sure what to bring, a gift card works great. To learn more, call (210) 472-3597 or email info@mccsa.org.
The MCCSA Food Pantry runs entirely on volunteers. To get involved, visit the Food Pantry page or reach out at (210) 472-3597 or info@mccsa.org.
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