Free Food in Anchorage, AK
Alaska's largest city, Anchorage sits at the intersection of mountains, forest, and sea. It's a place where neighbors support one another through all seasons.
Still, everyone needs a hand sometimes. About 10% of Anchorage residents live below the poverty line and can struggle to put food on the table — that is where this network comes in. All 55 resources listed here are free to access, with no cost and no referral needed.
View Anchorage resources on the map · Poverty figure: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2018–2022 5-Year Estimates
What's available in Anchorage
- Food Pantry: 34
- Food Bank: 15
- WIC Office: 5
- Meal Program: 2
- Mobile Pantry: 1
- Senior Program: 1
- Soup Kitchen: 1
Resources in Anchorage
55 results
Beacon Hill
2807 Arctic Blvd
Food Pantry

Crosspoint Community Church - Food Distribution Center
1920 W Dimond Blvd
Food Pantry

MLK Jr. Foundation
Food Bank

Mobile Food Pantry - the Adelaide
201 E 9th Avenue
Mobile Pantry

Sysco Alaska - Food Distributor
6601 Changepoint Dr
Food Pantry

Alaska Chip Company
355 W Potter Dr
Food Pantry

Alaska Family Services Child Care Assistance Program
2525 Gambell St
Food Pantry

Alaska Food Equipment
3724 Arctic Blvd
Food Pantry

Anchorage Senior Activity Center Meals on Wheels
1300 East 19th Avenue
Food BankSenior Program

Bean's Cafe
1020 E 4th Ave
Food Bank

Brother Francis Shelter
1021 E 3rd Avenue
Food Bank

Capital Meal Prep
1300 W 36th Ave
Food Pantry

Catholic Social Services
4600 Debarr Rd
Food Pantry

Catholic Social Services - Saint Francis House
3710 East 20th Ave
Food Pantry

Child Care Program Office
3601 C St # 140
Food Pantry

Clare House
4110 Spenard Rd
Food Pantry

Division of Public Assistance
3901 Old Seward Hwy
Food Pantry

Downtown Soup Kitchen Hope Center
240 E 3rd Ave
Meal ProgramSoup Kitchen

F.i.s.h.
Food Bank

First CME Church Mobile Food Pantry
3600 MacInnes St
Food Bank

Food Bank of Alaska
8901 Peck Avenue
Food Bank

Food Bank of Alaska Mobile Pantry
3615 Arctic Blvd
Food Bank

Healthy Alaska Natives Foundation
4500 Diplomacy Dr # 563
Food Pantry

Lions Clubs of Alaska
4233 Mountain View Dr
Food Bank
Midnight Sun WIC - Fairbanks
610 West 6th Avenue
WIC Office
Midnight Sun WIC - Southeast
4001 Ingra St, Suite 131
WIC Office

Mobile Food Pantry - Fairview Recreation Center
1121 E 10th Avenue
Food Pantry

Mobile Food Pantry - Lutheran Church of Hope
1847 W Northern Lights Boulevard
Food Pantry

Mobile Food Pantry - Muldoon Community Assembly
1005 Ermine Street
Food Pantry

Mother Lawrence Foundation
3609 Richmond Avenue
Food Pantry

Mountain View Baptist Church
300 N Bragaw
Food Pantry

Mountain View Community Food Pantry
3401 Commercial Dr
Food Bank

Muldoon Community Assembly Church - Food Distribution Center
7041 Debarr Rd
Food Pantry

Natural Pantry
3680 Barrow St
Food Pantry

New Hope Compassionate Ministry Food Pantry
1220 E St, Anchorage
Food PantryMeal Program

Paragon Distributing
911 E 4th Ave
Food Pantry
Primary Care Center WIC Clinic
4320 Diplomacy Dr
WIC Office

Programs for Infants & Children
161 Klevin St # 103
Food Pantry

Revive Alaska Community Services
4317 Macinnes St
Food Pantry

Rural Alaska Community Action Program (RurAL CAP)
731 E 8th Ave
Food Pantry

Salvation Army - McKinnell House
1712 A Stret
Food Pantry

Salvation Army Anchorage
143 East 15th Avenue
Food Bank

Salvation Army Family Services Food Pantry
1712 A Street
Food Bank

Shiloh Baptist Family Services
1928 Juneau St
Food Pantry

Southcentral Foundation - Aleutians
4320 Diplomacy Dr. Suite 2634
Food Bank

Southcentral Foundation Maternal-Fetal Medicine Clinic
4441 Diplomacy Dr St
Food Pantry
Southcentral Foundation Women Infants and Children (WIC)
4320 Diplomacy Dr
WIC Office

Spenard Lions Club - Anchorage
2108 Roosevelt Dr
Food Bank

St. Christopher''s Episcopal Church
7208 Duben Avenue
Food BankFood Pantry

Student Nutrition
1307 Labar St
Food Pantry
Common questions about free food in Anchorage
Where can I get free food in Anchorage?
There are 55 resources available in Anchorage, including food pantries, food banks, meal programs, and WIC assistance. You can explore the map to find the ones that work best for your schedule.
Do I need to qualify or bring ID?
Most places welcome anyone, though some programs—like WIC and other assistance services—do have eligibility requirements. It's helpful to call ahead and ask; many places will help you figure out if you qualify.
Is the food really free?
Yes, completely free. No referrals needed, no strings attached—just come get what you need.