Free Food in MIAMI, FL
Florida's vibrant metropolis, Miami pulses with energy, diversity, and dynamic neighborhoods spread across Miami-Dade County. The city's cultural energy and tropical setting attract and support people from around the world.
Still, everyone needs a hand sometimes. About 20% of MIAMI residents live below the poverty line and can struggle to put food on the table — that is where this network comes in. All 455 resources listed here are free to access, with no cost and no referral needed.
View MIAMI resources on the map · Poverty figure: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2018–2022 5-Year Estimates
What's available in MIAMI
- Summer Feeding: 317
- Food Pantry: 71
- Food Bank: 30
- Meal Program: 21
- WIC Office: 8
- Community Fridge: 3
- Senior Program: 3
- Soup Kitchen: 3
- Church-based Program: 3
- College Food Pantry: 2
Resources in MIAMI
455 results
Mt. Zion Evangelical Baptist Church
6720 Northeast 5th Avenue
Food Pantry

Multi-Ethnic Young Group Association, Inc
6306 Northwest 14th Avenue
Food Pantry
Multi-Ethnic Youth Group Association, Inc.
1466 NW 62ND ST
Summer Feeding
NU World Learning Center
2100 SW 22ND ST
Summer Feeding
New Birth Baptist Cathedral of Faith International
2300 NW 135TH ST
Summer Feeding

New Birth Baptist Church
2300 NW 135th Street
Food Bank

New Generation SDA Church Of North Miami
12800 North Miami Avenue
Food Pantry
New Hope Missionary Baptist Church
1881 NW 103RD ST
Summer Feeding
New Jerusalem Community Development Corporation
777 NW 85TH ST
Summer Feeding
New Shiloh MBC
1350 NW 95TH ST
Summer Feeding
New World School of the Arts
25 NE 2ND ST
Summer Feeding
Norland Elementary School
19340 NW 8TH CT
Summer Feeding
Norland Middle School
1235 NW 192ND TER
Summer Feeding
Norma Butler Bossard Elementary School
15950 SW 144TH ST
Summer Feeding

North Miami Avenue Church of God
14250 North Miami Avenue
Food Bank
North Trail Park
780 NW 127TH AVE
Summer Feeding

Northeast Second Avenue Adult Day Care Center
620 NE 127th St
Food BankSenior Program
Norwood Elementary School
19810 NW 14TH CT
Summer Feeding
Norwood Park
19401 NW 14TH AVE
Summer Feeding
Notre Dame D'Haiti Catholic Church/PTLLC
110 NE 62ND ST
Summer Feeding
Novo Brothers Foundation Academy Inc.
2412 NW 20TH ST
Summer Feeding
Oak Grove Park
690 NE 159TH ST
Summer Feeding
Olinda Park
2101 NW 51ST ST
Summer Feeding
Oliver Hoover Elementary School
9050 HAMMOCKS BLVD
Summer Feeding
Olympia Heights Elementary School
9797 SW 40TH ST
Summer Feeding
Orchard Villa Elementary School
5720 NW 13TH AVE
Summer Feeding
PEACE CDC Kendall
18450 SW 134TH AVE
Summer Feeding
Palmetto Presbyterian Church
6790 SW 56TH ST
Summer Feeding
Paul Laurence Dunbar K-8 Center
505 NW 20TH ST
Summer Feeding
Paul W. Bell Middle School
11800 NW 2ND ST
Summer Feeding
Peacock Park
2820 MCFARLANE RD
Summer Feeding
Pentecostal Tabernacle Academy
18415 NW 7TH AVE
Summer Feeding

People Helping People
14617 NW 7th Ave
Food Pantry

Perrine SDA Food Pantry
9850 West Datura Street
Food Pantry
Perrine Self Help Enrichment Center
17801 HOMESTEAD AVE
Summer Feeding
Perrine Seventh Day Adventist Church
9850 W DATURA ST
Summer Feeding
Phillis Wheatley Elementary School
1801 NW 1ST PL
Summer Feeding
Pinecrest Academy South
15130 SW 80TH ST
Summer Feeding
Pinecrest Cove Academy
4301 SW 107TH AVE
Summer Feeding
Pinecrest Glades Academy
15250 SW 8TH ST
Summer Feeding
Pneuma Academy
7205 SW 125TH AVE
Summer Feeding

Pridelines - Project Safe
6360 NE 4th Ct
Food Bank
Rafael Penalver WIC Center
971 N W 2nd St
WIC Office
Richmond Heights Resource Center
14700 Lincoln Blvd
Summer Feeding
Riverside Baptist CDC
10775 SW 104TH ST
Summer Feeding
Riverside Elementary School
1190 SW 2ND ST
Summer Feeding
Robert King High Park
7025 W FLAGLER ST
Summer Feeding
Robert Morgan Educational Center
18180 SW 122ND AVE
Summer Feeding
Roberto Clemente Park
101 NW 34TH ST
Summer Feeding
Rockway Elementary School
2790 SW 93RD CT
Summer Feeding
Common questions about free food in MIAMI
Where can I get free food in Miami?
Miami has 455 types of free food available: summer feeding programs, food pantries, food banks, meal programs, and WIC offices.
Do I need to qualify or bring ID?
Most are open to anyone, though WIC offices do have eligibility requirements. It's worth calling to ask about specific programs.
Is the food really free?
Yes, it's free—no referral required.
What if I need food outside of regular hours?
Some community fridges in Miami may be stocked throughout the day and evening. Check the map for the nearest one.



