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Daily: breakfast 7:30–9am, lunch 11:30am–1pm, dinner 3:30–5pm
GLIDESan Francisco
GLIDE serves breakfast (7:30–9am), lunch (11:30am–1pm) and dinner (3:30–5pm) every day, 364 days a year, with no eligibility rules and no intake form. Seniors, families and adults with disabilities have a reserved breakfast from 7:30 to 8am.
Verified Oct 27 · glide.org
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Helpline Monday–Friday, 9am–4pm
Alameda County Community Food BankSan Francisco
The Alameda County Community Food Bank connects people to free groceries and hot meals near them as soon as possible. Call the Emergency Food Helpline at 510-635-3663 (Monday–Friday, 9am–4pm) or use the online Food Locator. Short-term home-delivered groceries are available for people who can't get to a pantry.
Verified Oct 27 · foodnow.net
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Daily: breakfast from 7am, lunch 10am–1:30pm
St. Anthony's Dining RoomSan Francisco
St. Anthony's in the Tenderloin serves more than 1,000 guests a day: breakfast from 7am (dine in or to go), lunch 10am–1:30pm, and a to-go hot meal at 2pm on weekdays. A weekly grocery 'Farmers Market' serves low-income Tenderloin residents and seniors.
Verified Oct 27 · stanthonysf.org
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Weekly deliveries for those who qualify
San Francisco-Marin Food Bank
Low-income seniors and adults with disabilities, plus pregnant people, parents of babies under 2 or of children with disabilities, and sole caregivers, can get free groceries delivered every week from the SF-Marin Food Bank. Call 415-824-3663 or email hdg@sfmfoodbank.org to apply. For pantries near you, use the Food Bank's online Food Locator.
Verified Oct 27 · sfmfoodbank.org
Catch: Low-income seniors, adults with disabilities and some parents only · Apply first
