The challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic are unprecedented and Ys are responding in a variety of ways to meet community need. Amid school closures and economic uncertainty, a rapidly increasing number of people are facing food insecurity. In response, hundreds of Ys nationwide are providing free grab-and-go meals to help address this serious issue.
Y-Affiliated Food Distribution Sites
Enter your city, state or zip code in the map below to find a Y-affiliated food distribution site near you.
Note: this information is changing frequently. Please contact your local Y for the most up-to-date information.
Y-Affiliated Food Distribution Sites
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Food Distribution In Action
More than 800 Ys and 1,000 Y-affiliated food distribution sites are providing meals to those most at risk of going hungry. Below are a few examples of how Ys are making a difference nationwide.
- YMCA of Centre County Opens a new window convenes community partners to feed kids across 7 school districts Opens a new window
- YMCA of Greater Boston Opens a new window has served 85,000 meals Opens a new window in the first 10 days of offering food assistance
- YMCA of Greater Chattanooga Opens a new window partnered to feed kids at 70 sites Opens a new window in Tennessee
- YMCA of Greater Kalamazoo Opens a new window partnered with the Sherman Lake YMCA Opens a new window camp to serve more than 1,000 meals a day Opens a new window
- YMCA of Greater Montgomery Opens a new window feeds 1,000 kids a day through its Brown Bag Bus program Opens a new window
Learn More
To learn more about the Y’s emergency food distribution efforts, click here Opens a new window or contact Stacey McDaniel, Anti-Hunger Initiatives Specialist, YMCA of the USA, at Stacey.McDaniel@ymca.net.
