A Hand Up Transitional Living
Non-profitProvide daily meals for current family residents.
-
256-874-5012
-
Agape Community Worship Center
ChurchWe provide food to those in need. We have two distribution days each month. 1st Saturday 9-11am and 3rd Thursday 10am-12pm.
-
256-731-9167
-
Society of St. Andrew
Non-profitVolunteers rescue fresh produce which is distributed to local hunger relief agencies.
-
205-245-3215
-
The CARE Center
Faith-basedThe CARE Center provides weekend food support to students identified as most in need at New Hope Elementary and High School, Owens Cross Roads Elementary, and Madison County Elementary. Parents of children who attend these schools and need weekend food support should contact Molly at molly.mullinax@thecare-center.org or call 256-723-2273.
-
256-723-2273
-
Graces of Gurley
Non-profitGraces of Gurley provides an emergency food pantry with the staple items for our neighbors in the Gurley zip code area 35748 and supply snacks for the school nurse to keep on hand for students needing a little extra TLC during the day. We also offer food bags for the counselor to give to students on an as needed basis.
-
256-361-9281
-
Downtown Rescue Mission
Non-profitFree food bags are provided to those in need. There is no limit on how often they provided. A government issued picture ID is required. Bags are distributed every Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday from 8:00 am - 6:00 pm at the main Downtown Rescue Mission campus. 1400 Evangel Drive Huntsville, AL 35816
-
256-536-2441
-
256-534-2441
Downtown Rescue Mission
Non-profitMeal Times - Open to the public and clients. Breakfast - 6:30 A.M. Lunch - 12:00 P.M. Dinner - 5:30 P.M. Client much be present 15 minutes before each meal. New clients must present a government issued photo ID.
-
256-536-2441
-
256-534-2441
Faith Presbyterian Church
ChurchFaith provides Emergency Food Bags upon request.
-
256-881-4811
-
Food for Thought by Bearded Warriors
Non-profitOur team hosts meals throughout the month however, if someone from one of the camps randomly reaches out in need of food, we try to make arrangements to assist.
Still Serving Veterans
Non-profitWe REFER veterans to agencies that provide assistance with food or other needs. Proof of honorable military service required (DD214). Call 256-883-7035 for an appointment.
-
256-883-7035
-
256-883-7166
Women of Excellence Fellowship International
Non-profitWe are an IRS 501(c)(3) charitable organization that provides basic human needs such as food, clothing and shelter to the least of these. We partner with the ONE For All Community Collaborative, the Huntsville Assistance Program, and the Heaven's Gate Ministries to provide assistance without respect to race, religion or economic status. Services offered include Food Bank, Mentoring and Transitional services for men and women, Youth and Adults.
-
256-603-7539
-
Faith Presbyterian Church
ChurchEach month, Faith provides food boxes for senior adult households living below the poverty line.
-
256-881-4811
-
Good Shepherd UMC
ChurchWe provide non-perishable food to any family who resides in the following three zip codes (35757, 35749, 35613). Each household can receive 3 large bags of groceries/household items once a month.
-
256-232-3331
-
The CARE Center
Faith-basedThe CARE Center has a Family Food Pantry that serves the neighbors within the service area of New Hope, Owens Cross Roads, Brownsboro, and Gurley. The Food Pantry is open every Monday and 2nd Saturday of each month from 9 am to 12 pm. Families may visit the Food Pantry every (30) days. Requirements: ID, proof of residence within the service area (mail within the last 60 days), and proof of income for the household (if applicable).
-
256-723-2273
-
Asbury Church
ChurchProvide monthly food boxes to those in our service area who have food insecurity needs. Also provide bags to local area schools.
-
256-837-0365
-
256-837-2802
Interfaith Mission Service
Non-profitFOODLine food ministry coordinates among 15-20 local food pantries to provide short-term, emergency relief to families with immediate food needs. Families are eligible for help twice in a 12-month period with FOODLine telephone volunteers operating as a clearing house between local callers in need and area food pantries. FOODLine volunteers answer calls Monday thru Friday from 9:00 am to 11:30 am and Monday thru Thursday from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm. (256) 534-2424.
-
256-536-2401
-
Grace Covenant Worship & Outreach Center, Inc (GCWOC)
ChurchClothe and feed the homeless and less fortunate.
-
256-207-5999
-
First Stop
Non-profitFirst Stop provides weekend bag of snacks and limited hygiene items to their clients every Friday at 12:30pm.
-
256-533-3391
-
256-533-3494
CNI Solutions
Non-profitWe provide monthly meals for over 150 residents of the Huntsville area.
-
256-459-6020
-
256-542-0600
Faith Presbyterian Church
ChurchFaith has a Little Free Pantry box located in the parking lot at the intersection of Airport Road and Whitesburg Drive. Free food is available 24/7 to anyone.
-
256-881-4811
-
STUDIO 60 Senior Center
Non-profitMeals on Wheels provides one nutritious meal Monday-Friday, year round (some holidays excluded). Volunteers deliver meals to the client's home between 11:00 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. There is no charge, but a donation based on income is suggested. Menus are planned by a Registered Dietitian. We cannot offer special diet meals. Our program delivers within the Huntsville city limits. Criteria to receive meals are: * Age 60 or over. * Primarily homebound. * Unable to cook for self because of health reasons. * No one living with you to cook for you. * Living in Huntsville city limits. If outside city limits, contact one of the county nutrition centers. Note – Income is not a factor. If you or someone you know is in need of our service, please contact 256-382-0920, or email : mow.cmgr@seniorview.com.
-
256-880-7080
-
STUDIO 60 Senior Center
Non-profitIn addition to STUDIO 60 (Thomas W. Davidson) Senior Center on Drake Avenue, STUDIO 60 manages seven other nutrition programs serving seniors throughout Madison County. These neighborhood locations make it possible for seniors to have a hot, nutritious lunch at a center not far from home. Most of the centers offer games, crafts, and classes. Some provide home-delivered meals to homebound seniors in their community. **STUDIO 60 Senior Center **Gurley Center **Bob Harrison Senior & Wellness Center **City of Madison Senior Center **Madison Crossroads Center **New Hope Center **New Market Center **New Sharon Center
-
256-880-7080
-
The Salvation Army - Huntsville, AL
Non-profitThe Salvation Army Soup Kitchen is located at 305 Seminole Dr. and serves 3 meals a day Monday through Friday. On Saturday, Sunday, and some major holidays 2 meals a day are served. On 3 meal service days Breakfast is served from 5:45am to 6:30am, Lunch is served from 12:00pm to 1:00pm, and Supper is served from 5:20pm to 6:30pm. On 2 meal service days Breakfast is served at 5:45am to 6:30am and Dinner is served from 2:00pm to 4:00pm.
-
256-536-5576
-
256-536-5769
The Salvation Army - Huntsville, AL
Non-profitThe Canteen goes out to serve food from 5:00pm to 7:00pm nightly, as volunteers are available to staff it. There are two stops for the Canteen. The first stop is a The Huntsville Summit Apartments 111 Walker Ave. and the second stop is at Huntsville Mobile Home Park 2417 Mobile Dr..
-
256-536-5576
-
256-536-5769
Heaven's Gate Ministries International Inc.
ChurchAn IRS 501(C)(3) charitable and religious organization that provides basis human needs, such as food, clothing and shelter assistances as resources permit. The agency partners with the Heaven's Gate Ministries International, 5074 Meridian Street, the ONE For All Community Collaborative and similar charitable and benevolent organizations in the Huntsville AL to meet basic human needs. Donations are tax deductible. Also provide are mentoring services (Youth and Adult) and transitional assistance for ex offenders (male and female). Services and assistance provided without respect of race, nationality, economic status.
-
256-763-2748
-