The Salvation Army Hampton Roads Area Command food pantry is open to anyone in the community who needs food. They've also helped people in crisis situations, such as women leaving abusive homes.
You can visit the food pantry once a month.
Visitors can expect to receive a large bundle of food that's meant to last about a month. The pantry provides healthy, good-quality food including fresh fruits and vegetables. Staff members are caring and welcoming, and they work to make sure everyone feels comfortable coming in for help.
The pantry provides a generous amount of food including fresh fruits and vegetables along with other healthy items. Past visitors have described receiving enough food to last a full month.
You can walk in during open hours to receive food. Staff members distribute the food and the process moves quickly.
The Salvation Army Hampton Roads Area Command offers a wide range of support beyond food, including emergency shelter, financial assistance with bills, disaster services, and the Pathway of Hope program. They also run Christmas assistance, Angel Tree gifts for children, Back to School support, and a summer camp program. For more details on their programs, visit their website.
The Salvation Army welcomes donations of food and money. You can donate online through their Ways to Give page or contribute to the Red Kettle campaign. They are always accepting donations. If you'd like to donate food, please check that items are not expired before dropping them off.
Volunteers are a big part of what makes the Salvation Army's programs run. To find the right volunteer opportunity and sign up, visit their volunteering page or register directly at their volunteer portal.
Calvary Revival Church runs a community food giveaway called the Feed the City Drive through its REVIVE program. The food distribution is open to the community, and people come by car to receive food.
See pantry page for visit details
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