Prince George's County Pantries

Food & Friends provides home-deliver medically tailored meals and medical nutrition therapy to Prince George's and the region. Contact cdyson@foodandfriends.org for more information.

SHARE Food Network provides wholesome and nutritious food to families and individuals at a reduced cost. 

Gethsemane United Methodist Church
910 Addison Road, South
Capitol Heights Maryland, 20743
Phone: 301-336-1219

Community Outreach and Development Corporation - Labor of Love Center
4715 Marlboro Pike
Capitol Heights MD, 20743
Phone: 301-735-0121
Various social services are offered to local Prince George's County families. Call or stop by for one or more of the following services, including clothing, food, information and referrals. The non-profit will have information on government programs such as SNAP food stamps, and other aid.

New Revival Center of Renewal
1402 Ritchie Marlboro Road
Capitol Heights Maryland, 20743
Phone: 301-736-4535

United Communities Against Poverty
1400 Doewood Lane
Capitol Heights Maryland, 20743
Phone: 301-322-5700 x0
The non-profit is committed to addressing the causes of poverty and low income. They can refer individuals to grant programs, and at the same time facilitate emergency food boxes.

Beltway Church of Christ
6000 Davis Boulevard
Camp Springs Maryland, 20746
Phone: 301-423-2320
Call for hours.

Lydia's Pantry
8740-6 Cherry Lane
Laurel MD, 20707
Phone: 410-777-0157
Call for food bank hours.

SHABACH! Ministries, Inc.
2101 Kent Village Drive
Landover Maryland, 20785
Phone: 301-386-9400

The First New Horizon Baptist Church
9511 Piscataway Road
Clinton MD, 20735
Phone: 301-856-9177
Free meals, including delivery to the homebound, can be arranged.

Greater Refuge Ministries Food Pantry
9512 Pisactaway Road
Clinton MD, 20735
Phone: 866-515-1317

Prince George's County Salvation Army
4825 Edmonston Road
Hyattsville MD 20781
Phone: 301-277-6103
Runs various social services and programs for the low income, unemployed, and people who need help. Some services include thrift stores, clothing closet, housing, and emergency bags of food. Additional resources from the charity can be items such as holiday meals and gifts, emergency food boxes, and government surplus items. Also get case management and referrals too.