Provides a weekend backpack food program during the school year and a Back 2 School boost school supply program.

Offers a backpack program to provide food to youth ages 4 to 18 years.

* Provides immediate emergency assistance to households in crisis including: Food bags. Personal Hygiene Bag. Prescription Assistance. Bus Passes (when available). Stranded Traveler Assistance. Clothing Assistance. Diaper Assistance. Vouchers to area supermarkets for food and personal items. Advocacy and referrals to outside agencies. Crisis assessment and management. Bilingual Services. Registration for Salvation Army Programs (Project Bundle Up, Long Point Camp, Christmas Assistance, etc.)

Offers dinner service to any and all at the Mt. Vernon Armory. Services include a FREE, hot, nutritious, well-balanced meal, PLUS a brown-bag lunch for the next day.

HVCS distributes nutritious food year-round and provides basic toiletries and household cleansers when available.

Provides a bag of food to low income families with elementary school-age chidlren, once a week, to have food for the weekend.

Provides a bag of food to low income families with elementary school-age chidlren, once a week, to have food for the weekend.

Deliver bags of groceries, dairy, frozen foods and fresh produce, once a month, to those who are homebound, including those with special diets. Emergency deliveries are also available to those who are in immediate need and cannot wait for the scheduled monthly delivery.

Provides a backpack of food every week, during the school year, for low income elementary school children to take home for the weekend, which consists of 2 breakfasts, lunches and dinners.

Provide supplemental fresh produce to low-income households living in Northern Westchester on a monthly basis. The program is limited to 500 households within a 15-mile delivery radius of Community Center of Northern Westchester in Katonah or the Fran Boylan- Holy Spirit Food Pantry in Cortlandt Manor. You must be a resident of Bedford, Buchanan, Cortlandt, Croton-on-Hudson, Lewisboro, Millwood, Mount Kisco, North Salem, Ossining, Peekskill, Pound Ridge, Somers, or Yorktown to participate. Seniors and homebound individuals are encouraged to participate, but it is not limited to these community members.

Offers dinner service to any and all at the Mt. Vernon Armory. Services include a FREE, hot, nutritious, well-balanced meal, PLUS a brown-bag lunch for the next day.

Provides supplemental fresh produce to low-income households of school-aged children bi-weekly on Wednesdays during the school year. This program is for families with students who qualify for free or reduced lunch. The program is limited to 1000 households within a 15-mile delivery radius of the Mount Vernon Library, The Boys & Girls Club of Mount Vernon, Ossining High School, or Peekskill High School. To participate, you must be a resident of Elmsford, Larchmont, Mount Vernon, New Rochelle, Ossining, Peekskill, Pelham, Sleepy Hollow, Tarrytown, Tuckahoe, White Plains, or Yonkers.

Provides a package of basic foods to low income individuals and families, once a month.

Offers free, nutritious foods to adults aged 60 years of age and older. During the summer months, participants also receive additional benefits to purchase fresh fruits and vegetables at farmers’ markets through the Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program

* Provides immediate emergency assistance to households in crisis including: Food bags. Personal Hygiene Bag. Prescription Assistance. Bus Passes (when available). Stranded Traveler Assistance. Clothing Assistance. Diaper Assistance. Vouchers to area supermarkets for food and personal items. Advocacy and referrals to outside agencies. Crisis assessment and management. Bilingual Services. Registration for Salvation Army Programs (Project Bundle Up, Long Point Camp, Christmas Assistance, etc.)

* Provides children in need with bags of nutritious food they can take home and easily prepare on their own.

Lunch box service helping those in need within the community.

Provides a bag of food to low income families with elementary school-age chidlren, once a week, to have food for the weekend.

Deliver bags of groceries, dairy, frozen foods and fresh produce, once a month, to those who are homebound, including those with special diets. Emergency deliveries are also available to those who are in immediate need and cannot wait for the scheduled monthly delivery.

* Provides immediate emergency assistance to households in crisis including: Food bags. Personal Hygiene Bag. Prescription Assistance. Bus Passes (when available). Stranded Traveler Assistance. Clothing Assistance. Diaper Assistance. Vouchers to area supermarkets for food and personal items. Advocacy and referrals to outside agencies. Crisis assessment and management. Bilingual Services. Registration for Salvation Army Programs (Project Bundle Up, Long Point Camp, Christmas Assistance, etc.)