Hunger & Food Security
13 hunger & food security organizations are listed in New York, New York.
Citymeals on Wheels delivers meals and moments of connection to older New Yorkers. Last year, almost 17,000 volunteers contributed 30,000 hours of service to support the mission of ending elder hunger.
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EVLovesNYC is committed to building a community to fight hunger by providing free meals to New Yorkers and advocating for structural change to end food insecurity. Since 2020, they have served over 775,000 meals and now also support migrants with food, job training, and advocacy.
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Food Bank For NYC is dedicated to fighting hunger and helping New Yorkers in all five boroughs. Volunteers pack meals, fight hunger, and lend a hand through various opportunities, contributing significantly to the mission.
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Friends in Need Foundation hosts humanitarian efforts to feed the hungry in New York City. They encourage volunteers to participate in distributing meals and aim to create community connections and support for those in need.
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Holy Apostles is an open and inclusive Christian Church in the Episcopal tradition, providing vital services such as a soup kitchen and pantry that nourish New Yorkers experiencing hunger and homelessness. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring that the church can serve its community with dignity and respect.
Visit organization →Hope for New York connects volunteers with various opportunities to serve marginalized communities in New York City. They offer numerous ways to get involved, including mentoring, providing professional services, and supporting local nonprofits.
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Jersey Cares is committed to promoting volunteerism and community involvement. They offer a variety of volunteer opportunities, including participation in annual events, collection drives, and corporate service programs.
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Muslim Volunteers for New York, Inc. is a community-based organization engaged in charitable and volunteer-based initiatives in support of the Greater New York area. Their areas of focus include education, alleviation of hunger and poverty, environmental stewardship, health, wellness, and community.
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NY Common Pantry is dedicated to alleviating hunger in New York City through various food-based programs and services. Volunteers play a crucial role in supporting these efforts, including opportunities in pantry services and meal programs.
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NYC Love Kitchen is a food pantry that has been serving the community for over 38 years, providing over 6.7 million meals through daily feeding and a weekly pantry. The organization relies on the support and efforts of volunteers to help with food distribution, community outreach, and various events.
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The Bowery Mission is dedicated to supporting men, women, and families experiencing homelessness, hunger, and poverty in New York City through volunteer efforts and community service. Volunteers help prepare meals, participate in clothing programs, and offer skills to mentor clients.
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Since 1979, the West Side Campaign Against Hunger (WSCAH) has focused on providing dignity, community, and choice to individuals and families in need of food assistance. WSCAH serves over 100,000 people each year, helping them access healthy food and essential benefits like SNAP.
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The Welcome Table is a soup kitchen that serves a hot, nutritious home-cooked meal every Sunday, providing an average of 1,000 meals in a welcoming environment. Beyond food, they also assist guests in obtaining government benefits, health screenings, and other vital services.
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Nexys currently lists 13 hunger & food security volunteer organizations in New York, NY, with 8 additional organizations nearby.
Volunteer work supporting organizations and opportunities related to hunger & food security.
Nexys currently lists 13 hunger & food security organizations in New York, NY. Visit an organization’s website for its current ways to help.
Yes. Nexys lists 8 additional volunteer organizations in the nearby search area.
Current organization listings include Hunger & Food Security.
Nearby listings include organizations in Camden, NJ, Englewood, NJ, Brooklyn, NY, Newark, NJ.
Volunteer listings last updated May 31, 2026.
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