Best Food Assistance in Minneapolis, Minnesota — 3 resources

3 Resources

1. Community Emergency Service – Food Shelf

Free groceries, emergency food, and wrap-around services for low-income families from the 11th Avenue South location in south Minneapolis. Walk-in shopping-style pantry; visitors can choose their own groceries. Bring photo ID and proof of Minneapolis residency if available but not required. Free services; also offers senior programs, youth programs, and a community garden. Serves all households.

612-870-1125 · 1900 11th Ave S, Minneapolis, MN 55404

2. Open Arms of Minnesota

Free medically tailored meals delivered to people with serious illnesses including cancer, HIV, and ALS and their families across the Twin Cities metro from the Bloomington Avenue kitchen in Minneapolis. Meals prepared by chefs and delivered weekly at no cost. Apply online or by phone with a healthcare provider referral; bring diagnosis documentation. Free services for qualifying medical conditions.

612-872-1152 · 2500 Bloomington Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55404

3. Loaves and Fishes

Free hot meals served at 30+ community dining sites across the Twin Cities metro area, with administrative offices near downtown Minneapolis. No ID, registration, or proof of income required; anyone hungry is welcome to eat. Meal times vary by location; find schedules and locations on the website. Free services; volunteers serve families, single adults, seniors, and children.

612-377-9810 · 401 N 1st Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55401

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