4Saints & Friends Episcopal Food Pantry
Client-choice food pantry every Friday (registration 10am, shopping 11am–1pm) — you pick the groceries you prefer — plus smaller appointment-only pantries on the 2nd Saturday of the month.
Programs
Food in Fort Worth
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Arlington Charities
Arlington's largest provider of supplemental food — free groceries for people in need across Arlington (and the Tarrant County parts of Grand Prairie and Kennedale).
Arlington Urban Ministries (AUM)
Emergency food pantry — 1–2 days of food for each family — plus sack lunches for people experiencing homelessness.
Christian Community Assistance (CCA Fort Worth)
Free food and clothing for Fort Worth residents living in poverty — if you need food, call them first.
Community Food Bank (Fort Worth)
Free groceries — meats, produce, dairy, baked goods and pantry staples — Mon–Thu 9am–1pm. Photo ID required each visit; no zip-code restrictions.
Community Storehouse (Keller)
Food pantry and family support for low-income children and families in North Tarrant County, including weekend snack packs, holiday food boxes and a summer lunch program.
Eastside Ministries (Eastside Community Assistance)
Groceries sized to your household — pantry staples, meat, dairy, bakery and produce — Mon, Tue & Fri 8am–12pm, plus sack lunches for neighbors experiencing homelessness.
First Presbyterian Fort Worth — Community Crossroads (First HAND)
Free choice-pantry groceries (Mon 9am, Wed & Thu 11:30am, plus a 3rd-Thursday 6:30pm bonus pantry), sack lunches Mon/Wed/Thu 11:30am–1:30pm, and a hot breakfast Mon 9am — all first come, first served.
Funky Town Fridge
Free community fridges open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week — take what you need, no questions asked. Fridges at Goodwill North Central Texas HQ (4005 Campus Drive), NICA (1600 Circle Park Blvd) and Westside Presbyterian Church (8700 Chapin Rd).
Meals On Wheels of Tarrant County
Home-delivered hot noon meals Mon–Fri for homebound Tarrant County residents who are unable to prepare meals — no age or income restrictions; voluntary contribution only.
Mission Arlington / Mission Metroplex
Free food, clothing, housewares and furniture for families in need — residency is not a requirement for food and clothing.
Northside Inter-Community Agency (NICA) — Food Pantry
Food pantry for Northside Fort Worth families in crisis — Mon–Fri 9am–1pm (Tue also 2–5pm). On the 4th Thursday the pantry closes and TAFB's R.E.D. Bus is on site with food and SNAP application help.
Salvation Army — Mabee Social Services Center
Three free hot meals a day for homeless guests, plus emergency family shelter.
SNAP Food Benefits (Texas HHSC)
Monthly grocery money on a Lone Star Card — up to $994/mo for a family of 4 (FY2026 max).
Tarrant Area Food Bank — Find Food & SNAP Help
Free food through 500+ partner pantries across 13 counties, plus free one-on-one help applying for SNAP. No citizenship requirement for food help.
Tarrant Area Food Bank — Senior Food Box Program (CSFP)
Free monthly box of USDA shelf-stable food for adults age 60 and older who meet income guidelines.
United Community Centers — Food for Families
Center food pantries open four days a week (fresh produce, meats and pantry staples), plus a mobile food pantry the 4th Saturday of each month at the Wesley Center — about 60 lbs of fresh food, no paperwork. Bring a photo ID…
WestAid
Client-choice food pantry — shop for your household Mon, Wed & Fri 9am–noon (arrive by 11:30), up to twice a month; sack lunches for unsheltered neighbors any open day. Serves ZIPs 76107, 76108, 76109, 76114, 76116, 76126 and the Tarrant County part…
WIC — Women, Infants & Children (Fort Worth)
Healthy food, nutrition classes and breastfeeding support for pregnant women and kids under 5. Fort Worth clinics: 817-321-5400. No citizenship requirement.
