New York Common Pantry reduces hunger and promotes dignity, health and self-sufficiency.
At New York Common Pantry (NYCP), we believe that food is more than nourishment—it’s a foundation for stability, community, and hope. Your support of the work that we do will help provide nutritious meals, connect families with life-changing benefits, and ensure that New Yorkers in crisis never face these challenges alone.
Please donate today, and consider making a monthly donation. Every monthly gift creates a ripple of dignity, support, and opportunity. When you give again, you’re not just helping meet urgent needs—you’re creating a path forward.
Thank you for helping New Yorkers build better lives for themselves and their families.
Ways to Give:
- Make a general donation with our secure giving form (above).
- Make a pledge with our secure pledge form (above).
- Call 646-960-1469 to make a gift by phone.
- Mail a check to: Development Office, New York Common Pantry, 8 East 109th Street, New York, NY 10029
- To make a gift of securities, please download, complete and return the stock transfer form(s) to Suzanne Ott at development@nycommonpantry.org so that we can be sure to give proper credit to all gifts of securities.
- Matching gift? If your company has a matching gift program, please request a Matching Gift Form from the human resources department.
- If you would like to modify or cancel your recurring gift, please contact Suzanne Ott at development@nycommonpantry.org .
Please note: we have changed bank account details effective as of 1/1/23, please reach out to Suzanne Ott at development@nycommonpantry.org to amend your records to ensure all future payments are credited to our new account.
New York Common Pantry has worked tirelessly in pursuit of our mission to reduce hunger throughout New York City while promoting dignity, health and self-sufficiency. Our whole-person, culturally-sensitive approach addresses the underlying causes of food insecurity through an array of interconnected programs that function to establish long-term independence for those we serve. These include our Choice Pantry, senior supplemental nutrition program and meal distribution programs, case management focused on resource acquisition, and nutrition education. Our mobile programs enable us to serve traditionally under-resourced communities throughout the city.